Here is a screen shot: After you submit the URL, Google responds with "Page submitted to Google Search." You can then submit a new URL. This was spotted by Naman Dwivedi and posted on Twitter.

With this tool, you can submit any URL you want to the Google index. Google will then review and see if they want to index the URL and show it in their search results. Of course, submitting a URL ...

This article was published on April 10, 2017 Google Google now lets you submit URLs for indexing straight from Search April 10, 2017 - 4:40 pm ...

Google's John Mueller said it again, if you need to manually submit your site's content and URLs to Google then you probably need to fix your web site. He said on Twitter that you almost never ...

30-second summary: A sitemap is one of the technical sides of SEO. A sitemap doesn’t boost your SEO traffic but helps search engines index your web pages faster. It’s very easy to create an XML ...

Google has removed the public version of its URL submission tool, which allowed users to submit any page to Google’s index. Google is now advising people to use Search Console’s Fetch & Submit ...

Google's public form to submit new URLs to Google is going away Google announced Wednesday morning that it is killing off the public method of submitting URLs to its search index. The “addurl ...

It works exactly as you’d think. Conduct a search on Google for “submit URL to Google” or simply “submit URL” (or potentially other similar queries, we haven’t checked them all), paste ...