Google Index

Our Google Index feature helps you to submit the Sitemap.

A sitemap is a file that contains links to every publicly accessible page on a website. Sitemaps enable search engines to find every page and product on your site, which allows search engines to crawl more intelligently. Normally, the process of manually updating the sitemap is very painful. But with Search Pie, you need to do only some easy steps.

To get started, please go to the Google Index, and click CONNECT to log in to your Google Search Console account.

When you connect Google Search Console successfully, the app helps you submit your sitemap effortlessly in just one click. Wonder if your sitemap has been submitted properly. Here you can see every single public link that the app has submitted to Google in the list as below.

Please notice that, if your link cannot be found by site crawlers, there’s no way it can appear on search engine results.

In case you want to request an index for new pages automatically, we have auto feature for that. After submitting your sitemap, the manage sitemap tab will appear and you can enable the auto tool.

❓ FAQ About Sitemap

I have submitted my Sitemap. But I can't see the sitemap in Google Search Console.

The app will submit your sitemap to the Google search engine and tell if your site exists. So you can be found at Google next time when it is done crawling your data but not on the Google Search Console (GSC). This is just a tracking tool you can add to the sitemap page of GSC.

I have already submitted my sitemap to Google. My store is not showing in Google search when I type in my store name. Do you have any suggestions to make it one of the first to appear?

It will take time for Google to crawl your site. Perhaps it is already showing on the Google search result page but deep behind the first page.

URL Verifications

With this tool, you check if your pages have been indexed; if not, it will inform Google immediately.

You can click Request index if you want Google soonc rawl this page. Also, if there's any page that you want not to be indexed, you can click Request noindex.

After Indexing, you can re-check to see whether it has been submitted successfully. Please note that it might take Google a few weeks to read your page, so please stay tuned

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❓ FAQ About URLs Verification

Are all the URLs on my store indexed when I click on Index Now for my domain?

The feature URLs Verification can help you inform Google about one new page at one time. In other words, if you want to index the whole site in one click, Sitemap will be an appropriate choice.