When making content pages to a specific page; should you index it straight away in GSC or let Google crawl it naturally?
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When making content pages to a specific page; should you index it straight away in GSC or let Google crawl it naturally?
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Great, thanks
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Submit it to Index. Google really doesn't care if you submit it over having them crawl it manually.
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sorry, yes I did, thanks
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I think you ment changes. And I am not the guy who likes to wait for the best ...
I allways take the "fetch-as-google-option". Best way to see results...
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