A new website is invisible until Google discovers and indexes it. Here is the exact sequence we follow to get client sites indexed within days, not months.
1. Create and Submit a Sitemap
A sitemap.xml lists every page you want Google to know about. Submit it in Google Search Console — this is the single most important step, and it is free.
2. Set Up Google Search Console
Search Console is your direct line to Google: it shows which pages are indexed, which have errors, and what searches show your site. Verify your site and check the "Pages" report weekly for the first month.
3. Use Request Indexing for Key Pages
In Search Console's URL Inspection tool, you can request indexing for individual URLs. Use it for your homepage, main service pages and money pages first.
4. Make Crawling Easy
Clear internal links from your homepage to every important page, descriptive anchor text, no orphan pages, a clean robots.txt that does not accidentally block crawlers. Our sites ship with all of this configured.
5. Get Your First External Link
Google discovers most sites by following links. Your B2B platform profiles (Alibaba, Made-in-China), social media pages and business directories should all link to your new site — this alone usually triggers discovery.
6. Publish Real Content Early
Sites with only five pages get crawled slowly. Publishing helpful articles from week one gives Google more reasons to return and index deeper pages.
7. Be Patient, Then Be Consistent
Homepage indexing typically happens within days; deeper pages can take weeks. Consistent publishing and steady links accelerate everything. If your site has been live for months with thin indexing, that is a technical problem worth an audit — ask us for a free check.