IndexerHub

Frequently looked up

Q1How to index my website on Google?

Submit your site's URL to Google's Search Console and Google's web crawlers will visit and index your site. IndexerHub automates this entirely by bulk-submitting every URL via the Google Indexing API daily on full autopilot.

Q2What does it mean if my site is crawled but not indexed?

It means Google's crawlers visited your pages but chose not to add them to the search index. Common causes include thin content, technical errors, or poor site architecture. IndexerHub lets you bulk-resubmit these pages via the Indexing API to dramatically increase your chances of getting indexed.

Q3What is search engine indexing?

Search engine indexing is the process where search engines analyze and store web pages in their database so they can appear in search results. Without indexing, your pages are invisible to searchers. IndexerHub accelerates this process across Google, Bing, and AI search engines simultaneously.

Q4What is LLM Indexing and how does it help with AI search visibility?

LLM Indexing ensures your web pages are discoverable by AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google Gemini, which primarily pull from Bing's index for real-time information retrieval. IndexerHub ensures your content is indexed on Bing via IndexNow, making it available for AI-generated answers and citations, which is the foundation of GEO (Generative Engine Optimization).

Q5What is GEO and why does indexing matter for it?

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of making your content discoverable and citable by AI search engines. The first step of any GEO strategy is ensuring your pages are actually indexed, because AI models can't cite content they can't find. IndexerHub handles the foundational indexing layer that makes GEO possible.