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Zinn® SEO how-to: Send pages to search engines by hand

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Tell Bing, the IndexNow search engines and Google about any page the moment you want it found, keep the pages you choose out of automatic sending, and see what each search engine answered, with one click to send again.

Send pages to search engines by hand

Tell Bing, the IndexNow search engines and Google about any page the moment you want it found, keep the pages you choose out of automatic sending, and see what each search engine answered, with one click to send again.

  1. Open Indexing — Go to SEO, Indexing. Each search engine says whether it is ready, and what to do if it is not.
  2. Send pages now — Paste page addresses from your site, one per line, tick the search engines and press Send. Bing uses your own Webmaster Tools key and its daily allowance; Google takes only job and livestream pages.
  3. Keep pages out — Under Pages never sent automatically, add a rule per line, such as /tag/*. Pages that match are not sent when they change; pages you send by hand still go.
  4. Read the answers — Every page and search engine has a row with the answer it gave. Filter by search engine or result, press Send the failed again, or download the log as CSV.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/send-pages-to-search-engines-by-hand

Before you start

Zinn® SEO is not available to download or buy yet: it is in its final testing. Try every screen now on the live demo at https://demo.zinnseo.com/; https://zinnseo.com/ has the full feature list, the user guide and the launch news.

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