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Hi all,
I just submit my url and linked pages along with xml map to index. How long does it take google to index my new pages?
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Hi Chris,
It really depends on the authority of your Web site, but usually a couple of days will cut it. Although it could be that these pages still won't be indexed at that point when Google finds the quality of these pages too low.
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