Hi Readers,
Here we will learn how to index your website in yahoo and Bing ( also known as webmaster)
Indexing:- Indexing mean submitting your blogs/website link to get searched in search engine
Webmaster(google search console) is a place where you can see which are your article which is being shown by search engine and which is being clicked often or rarely
Here you can submit the URL of your post and website to get searched in yahoo or Bing.
- Click on the below given link to open google webmaster
Webmaster or Google search console
2) once you open the link you can sign in with any Gmail account
You need a gmail id to do this if you don’t have you should create one.
3) once you sign in google will ask you to add property (your website)
4) proof ownership by pasting a code in head section of main page of your website
Now you can submit URL to get searched in google search engine.
Which links of the your blogs you want to submit to google for indexing you can fetch and request for indexing.
Please check below screenshot for better understanding
Click On Fetch as google
Now you can render the links from your blogs by pasting the link the search bar in above shown above and click fetch
You can mention In which device you want it to be get searched.
Once you will fetch your link you will see below screen
Click on Request indexing
First check box that you are not robot
There will be two more check boxes in the before always choose the crawl only this URL
Difference between
choose the crawl only this URL & Crawl this URL and its direct link
First which submit only 1 URL but 2nd one will submit all the URL under that URL, but the you can do 10 times in 10 month.
So Use the second option Very carefully.
Here you can search all the keyword are being used to search your blogs in google search engine.
you can check how much time your blog URL appeared in search engine.
you can filter & compare based on location, device & time period.
you can also check how much time audience clicks to your posts
Best tools by google for bloggers.