How to add a Webnode website to Google Search?

Add a Webnode website to Google Search Engine

We’re all familiar with Google search engine, and it’s not necessary to introduce it in any way.

Search engines roam web pages regularly, and when they find a new site, they automatically add it to their search results. If your site is new and no other sites are link to yours page, Google may not find your site.

The best solution is to speed up this process and alert the search engine to the existence of your new site.

An excellent way is to use Google Search Console (formerly Google Webmaster Tools) to ensure automatic site indexing in the search engine. The service is completely free and i definitely recommend you to use it.

You need to have an account with Google to use this service. If you are not already registered with Google, you can easily create your account here.

1. Register for free in Google Seach Console respectively sign in by clicking “Search Console“

2. Once you have successfully logged in, enter the URL of your website and click “Add Property“.

3. Select Alternative Methods and click on HTML Markup. You will see the verification code that you copy.

4. Open editing your Webnode website. Click “Pages” in upper bar and select the homepage and SEO page setup.

5. Insert a verification code from Google into the header HTML code box.

6.  Publish changes.

7. In Google Search Console, click Verify.

8. Excellent – you’ve successfully verified your site.

And what next? Sitemap!

Google Search Console offers great tools to manage your website.

Login and try out what this service can do. 🙂

A very important tool in this service is “Sitemap“.

If Google knows what your site map is, it can index all pages of the site in search results.

The web crawl will be able to browse faster, and when you add a new page to the site, indexing will be automatic.

How do I insert a sitemap?

1. Sign in to the service and click Sitemap in the main dashboard.

2. In the upper bar click Add / Test SITEMAP.

3. In the box type “sitemap.xml” and click Send.

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