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Your new pages put in front of search engines first

New and updated pages are pushed to the front of the queue: announced to search engines through IndexNow and a sitemap submitted to Google Search Console.

How it works

Simple on your side. Handled on ours.

  1. A sitemap that updates itself

    Your XML sitemap lists every public page with the date it last changed. It is regenerated each time the site is updated, so it is never out of date.

  2. Submitted to Google Search Console

    We connect your site to Google Search Console and submit the sitemap, which is how Google is told where to find your pages and how we see any indexing problems.

  3. IndexNow pings the moment you change

    When a page is published or updated, an IndexNow notification goes to Bing and the other search engines that support it, telling them to come and look.

Why it matters

New pages found sooner
A new service or a new area page is only useful once search engines know it exists. Telling them directly tends to get it picked up sooner than waiting.
Changes show up faster
Updated prices or opening hours are more useful when search engines have the current version. Notifying them encourages a fresh visit.
Problems are spotted
Search Console reports pages Google cannot index and why. Because we have it connected, we can see and fix those problems rather than never knowing.

Most useful for

Not on this list? It works the same for any business. Tell us what you do.

£299to set up

£99a month

3working days to launch

You approve it before anything goes live.

Designed from scratch, every word written for you, hosting and Google setup included. Or pay £1,795 once and £49 a month with no minimum term.

Questions

Priority indexing: questions

What is IndexNow?
IndexNow is an open standard that lets a website tell search engines straight away when a page is added, changed or removed. It is supported by Bing and several other search engines. Google does not use it, so for Google we use a sitemap and Search Console.
What is an XML sitemap?
An XML sitemap is a file listing every page on your website, with the date each one last changed. Search engines read it to find your pages. Ours update automatically every time your site changes.
Does priority indexing mean I will appear on Google straight away?
No, search engines decide when to index a page and where to rank it. Notifying them removes the wait for them to find it by chance, but nobody can honestly promise a page will appear by a certain time.
Do I get access to Google Search Console?
Yes, Search Console is set up for your domain and we can give you access whenever you like. You do not need to use it; we keep an eye on it for you.

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