Your options for submitting a URL to Google

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When it comes to submitting a URL to Google, you have several options. But first, it's important to understand that not all of these steps are about "submitting" your site to the search engine.

Instead, you should think of these methods as a way to let Google know that your page (or site) exists. Let's look at these options for getting your URL indexed (we'll look at submitting a new website separately).

Request indexing with the URL Inspection tool in Search Console
Chances are you just used the URL Inspection tool to check whether or thailand telegram data not your URL is in Google's index. Perhaps the fastest way to get your URL indexed by Google is to do so using this tool.

Whether or not the URL is in Google's index, you will see a "Request Indexing" link at the bottom of the box.

Click this link and your page will be added to a waiting list for indexing.

If there are any problems, you will be informed.

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You will be able to check the indexing status of the page using the same tool as we showed earlier.

You could previously use the “Fetch as Google” tool, but this has been deprecated in the new version of Search Console and no longer exists.

Submit an updated sitemap to Google Search Console
When you submit an updated sitemap to Search Console and include new URLs, you're letting Google know that there's been a change and that those pages should be crawled.