How Google Discovers Your Pages
Google discovers new pages through several sources, including links from other pages, XML sitemaps, and previously known URLs.
Once Google discovers a URL, it may crawl the page to understand its content and determine whether it should be added to the search index.
Why Indexing Matters
A page generally needs to be indexed before it can appear in Google's organic search results.
Creating useful content is only one part of SEO. Making sure search engines can discover and crawl your important pages is also important.
How to Improve Indexing
Make sure your website has a clear structure, useful internal links, a valid XML sitemap, and a properly configured robots.txt file.
You can also submit important URLs through appropriate search engine tools and monitor indexing status regularly.