Automate Google indexing for new pages
You publish a page and wait weeks to learn whether Google found it. We automate Google indexing: every new and changed page reaches Google the day it goes live, misses included.
One build, quoted after a 30 minute call. Live in four to six weeks.
- 194 systems live
- 0 data lost
- $0 systems cost
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The work this takes off your week
By hand, every new page waits for someone.
- Someone pastes each new address into Google's tools and asks for a visit.
- Pages Google never picked up sit unseen until someone thinks to check.
- Nobody notices when Google starts visiting the site less often.
With the system, every page is sent the day it goes live.
- Each new or changed page goes to Google on its own, once.
- A scheduled check finds pages Google has not indexed and sends them again.
- You hear when Google starts visiting your site less often.
What it would cost you to keep doing it by hand
Example
Three places the hours go when pages reach Google by hand.
| # | Situation | What it takes by hand | Hours a month | Cost a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 60 new or changed pages a month, each sent to Google by hand | Every address pasted into Google's tools and noted down | 6 hours | $900 |
| 2 | A new service page Google has not found yet | Every page checked against Google's index, the missing ones sent again | 6 hours | $900 |
| 3 | Google visits the site less after a change | Crawl charts, Google's report of how often it visits your pages, read every week to catch the drop | 3 hours | $450 |
Together: 15 hours and $2,250, every month.
Example with illustrative figures, priced at $150 an hour.
What you get when you automate Google indexing
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New pages sent the day they go live.
Every new or changed page goes to Google when it ships, with nobody pasting an address.
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Missed pages found and sent again.
A scheduled check lists every page Google has not indexed and sends each one again.
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A warning before traffic falls.
You hear when Google starts visiting your site less often, while there is time to act.
How it runs
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A 30 minute call.
We look at your site, how often you publish and how pages reach Google today, then quote one price. -
Access and a walkthrough.
You give us access to Search Console, Google's free report on your site, and approve the plan before anything is built. -
Built and tested in draft.
Every send is tested on your real pages. Nothing on your site changes. -
Live, with a monitor.
It goes live once you approve it, and a monitor flags any run that fails.
Proof from one services business
We built this system first for a national services business.
Fully automated operations
One owner runs a multi location services business on 194 systems and no office staff
A national multi location brand with 84 service contractors. Every recurring job, from a new hire to the monthly reports, runs as a system.
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data lost across every change shipped live
17
automatic checks before any change goes live
$0
systems and architecture cost
- A new hire fills in their profile and their page is on Google. Nobody touches it.
- A broken change is stopped before a customer sees it.
Anonymized under NDA. The numbers are real.
What moves the price
Sources.
One site or several, and how pages get published.
Scale.
How many pages change in a month.
Review.
Whether you want a check before a page is sent.
What exists.
A sitemap, the list of your pages Google reads, a publishing step and a Search Console account.
Website and SEO
Every new page sent to Google the day it goes live.
One 30 minute call about your site and how often you publish. One price for the build, and you decide after the call.
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Questions before you automate Google indexing
Do we need to automate Google indexing?
You do if you publish new or changed pages every week and want Google to see them soon. Google decides what it indexes, and every page goes to Google by the routes it supports, misses sent again.
What do you need from us?
A 30 minute call and access to Search Console for your site. We also look at how you publish today.
What if half our pages are missing from Google already?
That is a common start. The first check lists every page Google has not indexed and sends each one again.
Can we still send a page by hand?
Yes, Search Console works as before. The system only takes the routine sending off your team.
What happens if something breaks?
A failed run is flagged, and a monitor warns when Google visits your site less often. Your pages stay live either way.