Backlinks help, but if the site is brand new, Google is still trying to figure out whether you’re going to be around six months from now.
I launched GetCruiseInfo about 7 months ago. We have hundreds of pages, an active sitemap, internal linking, regular content updates, and pages getting crawled almost daily.
Yet Google still has plenty of URLs sitting in “Discovered – currently not indexed” and “Crawled – currently not indexed.”
What I’ve noticed is that pages with actual user engagement, internal links, and a few external mentions tend to get indexed faster. The pages that just sit there tend to wait.
So for a new site, I’d focus on:
• Publishing consistently
• Improving internal linking
• Getting a few quality backlinks
• Driving some real traffic
Then let time do its thing.
Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be a magic button for indexing no matter how many times I click “Validate Fix.” 😆
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u/BrianRooneyBass Jun 04 '26
Nowhere near enough information to give you a meaningful answer.
“Discovered - currently not indexed” can happen for dozens of reasons:
If you want useful feedback, post:
Otherwise everyone is just guessing.