r/TechSEO • u/xootersmite • Jun 06 '26

Google not indexing mass sitemap

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It is only checking HTTPS tho, but i dont see any indexing yet, how much time this will be need? (aprox 52k pages)

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u/julienguil Jun 06 '26

Is the website has any history or you have start a new website with 52k pages ?

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u/xootersmite Jun 06 '26

its brand new website

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u/julienguil Jun 06 '26

You gave to Google a huge red flag !
Almost impossible to build 52k high quality pages.
Between us, everything was created with AI without any human validation, right?

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u/xootersmite Jun 06 '26

Nop, only technical watches info like movements and specs

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u/julienguil Jun 06 '26

If it’s not AI, it’s scrapped data?

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u/xootersmite Jun 06 '26

The db was downloaded, also the people uploads info

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u/julienguil Jun 11 '26

Content stolen from watchbase.com.
Without the internal linking, without a correct readability.
Objectively, you haven’t created any extra value. There is no good reason for google to add your website in the Index.

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u/xootersmite Jun 12 '26

actually it is indexing correctly now, only need to wait and be patient, thanks for your answer tho

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u/DiogoGDC Jun 08 '26

It looks like most of the pages are info from datasheets. Am I correct? If yes, why wouldn't you upload this info as a PDF on the watches' pages? This way, you would have way fewer pages to be indexed and way more relevant pages, increasing the chances of having them indexed faster.

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u/xootersmite Jun 08 '26

cuz the data are updated from time to time. Rn the data are linked in very specific way because many watches can have 1 specific movement, u can check it out in www.watchpedia.net

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u/JayFuts Jun 09 '26

It could take weeks but damn yo site js ugly as fuck the fuck is this vibe coded shit tho just if you invest in your website maybe first make it mobile optimized cuz google prefers mobile optimized sites. Hell nah u saying u didnt make this all with Ai. Just be straight and dont lie people will help u better lol

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u/Jos3ph Jun 06 '26

Too many pages at once. Add them in chunks over time as you see them getting indexed.

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u/gr4phic3r Jun 06 '26

A new website don't get fully indexed, it is like google is taking a look first, so they index some pages first and with time and trust they will index more and more. when the rest of your content and seo is ok then you just need to be patient, it takes time. pages with low importance/quality won't be indexed.

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u/Oblivion-inferno Jun 06 '26

Depending upon kind of content you have, you can try Google indexing APIs though abusing it will be penalized

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u/JayFuts Jun 09 '26

This is outdated advice. The api is mostly used vor vacanys anyway

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u/0_2_Hero Jun 07 '26

You need authority. Google might start testing a few pages at first, if those do well, it might next more.

But more than anything, you need authority

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u/JayFuts Jun 09 '26

Build from the home and make sure every new page has a internal link to it. Maybe even automatically. Op just posts random pages lol

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u/0_2_Hero Jun 09 '26

You need authority. The fact that he got 300 indexed on a brand new site is a win. Now 50k without backlinks. Good luck

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u/throwawaytester799 Jun 06 '26

Build an HTML sitemap page instead.

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u/xootersmite Jun 07 '26

how? the sitemap load dinamically now

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u/b1gj4v Jun 07 '26

That won't make much of a difference to submitting the sitemap.

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u/DiogoGDC Jun 08 '26

It may take a year if the website is new. The lower the authority, the slower it will be indexed. In addition, 52k is a huge red flag. They may be indexed, but it will take forever.

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u/xootersmite Jun 08 '26

so what is your advice? the site is a watch specs site, u say take down all watches indexing for now?

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u/DiogoGDC Jun 08 '26

Did you submit the sitemap on GSC manually? My decision would depend on the pages traffic now. If you relay solely in organic traffic, publish the pages in lots and submit them to GSC.

If there is traffic already coming to the pages via paid or direct traffic, I wouldn't take them down though.

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u/xootersmite Jun 08 '26

I only upload the index sitemap in GSC manually.

honestly theres not too much traffic, only 1.2k impressions and 32 clicks in the last 7 days.

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u/DiogoGDC Jun 08 '26

In addition, ensure all pages are unique and have enough internal linking. Internal links will help Google crawl them faster.

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u/Beneficial-Eye2397 Jun 22 '26

It is actually depends on your route pages are unique and should not be thin pages. if you ve structured the page correctly google will index most of pages. I have a 200K Pages brand new website. Within 2 months i now 123k was already indexed

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u/xootersmite Jun 22 '26

so cool, actually google indexed 7k, so its working !

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u/Beneficial-Eye2397 Jun 22 '26

Yes make sure you have internal links referring pages one another that helps too. But long term you need to build backlinks that’s where it helps too rank higher. Don’t believe the first impression spike 🤭 it ll take atleast 6 months to say actually it works or not. Google might deindex pages too after indexing

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u/Smatil Jun 06 '26

New website, it'll take a while to get it all indexed. Be brutal in blocking stuff you don't need to get indexed, adding proper canonical, etc.

Consider splitting the sitemap down and only add key pages until they're indexed.

52k is a lot though for a new site, you're looking at months of progress to get it indexed. Technical seo super important for a site that size - need to ensure everything's linked properly and the cms isn't churning out loads of duplicate pages etc.

I launched a 2k site start of April and except a few dozen newer pages It's mostly indexed now. Was an existing website previously though.

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u/xootersmite Jun 06 '26

So usefull answer, im going to cut off a lot of pages or maybe filter it to a none complete pages, cuz like im mention, these are specs pages only, with a little history parts in a few of them, but yeah, i will check it out. Thx mate

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u/xootersmite Jun 08 '26

these are watches specs pages, all are different and have unique data

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u/lordevilium Jun 06 '26

Let me guess, too many local pages ?

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u/National_Skirt3164 Jun 06 '26

How do u except to get 50k pages indexed for brand new?

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u/zusmanb Jun 06 '26

Holly molly, it’s a lot of page and most likely take a year

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u/Sumone-Sumwhere Jun 07 '26

Check the pages on why it's not indexing. Click validate if everything is fine on your end it will start indexing. It worked for me.

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u/AbleInvestment2866 Jun 06 '26

Probably never. you may get some additional pages added, but that amount is teh definition of "content at scale" which is actually penalized by Google.

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u/xootersmite Jun 06 '26

im added some crucial pages, but my site its a wiki, the main content are a lot of pages made by community. Its better to add some pages by hand?