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I wish re-index my blog after i post new content?
I found how send new site map, but i wish send ping after i add post. I don't wish send all new site map.

Maybe google have some api?

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Short answer and important update (this thread is old): the unauthenticated “ping the sitemap” endpoint that people used to hit for instant re-indexing was deprecated by Google on June 26, 2023. That endpoint no longer reliably triggers crawling; Google now recommends other workflows and using truthful lastmod data in sitemaps instead. Sitemaps ping endpoint is going away. (developers.google.com)

Practical options now, in order of realism:

  • For a handful of urgent URLs, use Search Console’s URL Inspection / “request indexing” (a manual nudge; quotas apply and indexing is not guaranteed).
  • For programmatic notifications, Google offers the Indexing API — but it is restricted to specific page types (JobPosting and BroadcastEvent) and requires authenticated service-account calls, rate limits, and obeying spam rules.
    See Google’s guidance on asking Google to recrawl and the Indexing API for details. Ask Google to recrawl your URLs. Using the Indexing API. (developers.google.com)

If the goal is faster discovery across other search engines, consider IndexNow (push protocol used by Bing, Yandex and others) — it speeds discovery for IndexNow-enabled crawlers but does not replace Google’s documented APIs and processes. IndexNow official site. (indexnow.org)

Checklist to apply immediately (keeps the site crawlable and makes any nudge more effective):

  • Verify the page returns HTTP 200 and is not blocked by robots or noindex.
  • Keep lastmod honest in your sitemap (Google uses it for scheduling). [Sitemaps guidance]. (developers.google.com)
  • Use the URL Inspection tool for a few priority pages; use the Indexing API only for supported content types. (developers.google.com)

Notes tied to earlier replies: was right that sitemaps remain important; ’s caution about aggressive mass-pinging is also valid — Google has moved away from unauthenticated pings and enforces quotas/spam checks, so focus on indexable pages, correct sitemaps/lastmod, sensible internal linking, and the documented Search Console/APIs rather than bulk ping services. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for ubalin2

You don't need to ping every single post to google, all you need to do is add your site to and submit your sitemap there, google will automaticly index your new post.

commented: correct! +4
Member Avatar for Lolalola

Thanks,but i know that. I need faster re-index page.
So is possible ping to google one page?

Member Avatar for anmolmehtaaa

tell me one reason of one thing i started working on 3-4 keyword and my sites ranked very well but don't know since 5-6 days my site is going up and down in google ranking why so ?

Member Avatar for jesse12

Hello

If you want to ping your site in google then you need to ping that url in all the data center of google. And the best way is to put your url in blogs which is caching regularly then your url also cahced immediately in all the search engine.
Hope you understand

Member Avatar for shareclock

You need not ping every post.just do it once

Member Avatar for poly11

for crowling yor site we use pinging site.......search in google gfo ping site..

Member Avatar for julfikerctg

Thanks friends............
if you want to ping your site and all post at first you will go to( pingler.com) and submit your site

Member Avatar for Member #616971

Although you don't need to ping after adding comments but still a good way is to use bulk ping sites like pingomatic.

Member Avatar for johnym

collect some quality backlinks for that post..your post will automatically crawl by the search engines

Member Avatar for almostbob

Book title Ping google for every change, or how to get blacklisted

its a Hindenburg, great idea, right up to the crash n burn
Google TOS are remarkable in their specificity

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