Frequently Asked Questions

The time it takes for your links to get indexed by Google varies. While our service sends Google Bot to your links directly for indexing, the actual time for indexing is controlled entirely by Google. Typically, indexing can take anywhere from a few hours to several days, depending on various factors such as the domain's authority, content quality, and Google's crawling schedule.

The "Delivered" status in IndexJump means that the Google Bot has been successfully delivered to your URL. However, this status does not guarantee immediate indexing. Google will decide when to index the pages based on its algorithms and site quality.

Once Google indexes your URLs, they may take some time to appear in search results. This time frame varies depending on your website's authority, content quality, and the frequency of Google's crawls. It could take anywhere from a few hours to several days for your links to show up when you search using "site:domain.com" or for them to be ranked in broader search results.

If your URLs are not appearing in Google's index after the "Delivered" status, it might be due to factors unrelated to our system. Google's decision to index URLs depends on various criteria such as content relevance, site authority, and the overall health of your site. We ensure that Google Bots have been delivered to your URLs, but Google controls whether and when the links will be indexed.

You can use the "site:domain.com" query in Google Search to check if your pages have been indexed. For more accurate results, you can also use Google Search Console to see which of your URLs have been indexed and troubleshoot any issues that might be preventing certain pages from getting indexed.

Yes, IndexJump provides tools and reports that allow you to track the indexing status of your URLs. You can monitor which pages have been indexed and stay informed about their performance in search engines through our real-time dashboard.

Based on our experience, the indexing success rate depends on various factors including the quality of the URLs, the overall health of the website, and how frequently Googlebot crawls your site. While we ensure submission to Google, indexing rates are ultimately determined by Google's internal algorithms and crawling process.

If your URLs are not getting indexed, we recommend reviewing your website's content quality, ensuring it complies with Google's guidelines, and checking Google Search Console for any issues. Sometimes, factors such as duplicate content, low-quality pages, or technical errors can prevent indexing. We provide the Google Bots delivering service, but it's up to Google's algorithms to determine whether the URLs will be indexed. Our support team can help diagnose issues.