SEO Problem With My Pages ?
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Hi everyone, I created a self-hosted custom PHP website the page is ( custom cosmetic boxes ), but it doesn't show up on Google. I tried to follow tutorials on the HubSpot, but even my site sucks. Please help me where I am wrong. Maybe the little thing is left unattended, which makes it void.
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It is a matter of waiting, until google does not index the page. The google robot passes by every so often, that's why you didn't see the pages being indexed. As you were told you can use google search console and site:xxxx in the search engine.
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Thanks I will check it
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I just did a site:boxesmaker.com search and Google has indexed around 100 pages of your site. The specific URL that you included is indexed as well. Sometimes you just need to wait a day or two for Google to get around to indexing your new pages.
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Google has been already read your page.
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