Sending 100 new pages to Google for indexing every day can be a challenging task, as Google's crawling and indexing process can take time and depends on various factors. However, you can take steps to expedite the process as much as possible:
- XML Sitemap: Create an XML sitemap that lists all the new pages on your website. Make sure it's regularly updated to include the latest content. Google can use sitemaps to discover and index new pages more efficiently.
- Google Search Console: Use Google Search Console (formerly known as Google Webmaster Tools) to submit your sitemap. This tool provides insights into how Googlebot crawls and indexes your site and allows you to request indexing for specific pages.
- RSS Feeds: If your website has an RSS feed for new content, you can submit it to Google using the RSS feed submission tool in Google Search Console. Google may use the feed to discover and index new posts faster.
- Google Indexing API: If you have a large and frequently updated website, you can consider using Google's Indexing API. This API allows you to notify Google of new or updated content in real-time. However, it's typically used for specific types of content like news articles.
- Ping Services: Some ping services can notify search engines when you've published new content. WordPress, for example, has built-in ping functionality. Additionally, you can use services like upup.tools to ping search engines about your new pages.
- Content Promotion: Promote your new content on social media and other platforms to increase its visibility. When Googlebot sees links to your new pages on other websites, it's more likely to crawl and index them quickly.
- Quality and Freshness: Ensure that the new pages you're creating are of high quality and provide value to your audience. Fresh, valuable content is more likely to be crawled and indexed promptly.
- Optimize for Mobile: As Google primarily uses mobile-first indexing, make sure your new pages are mobile-friendly and responsive. Googlebot will crawl and index the mobile version of your site.
- Fix Crawl Errors: Regularly check Google Search Console for crawl errors and fix them promptly. Crawl errors can hinder the indexing process.
- Consistency: Publish new content consistently. If Google sees that your site frequently updates with valuable information, it may prioritize crawling and indexing your pages more frequently.
