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You should land on the following page which gives us the choice between two options.
<img src="img/image-1.png" alt="Google Search Console"/>
![Google Search Console](img/image-1.png)
Domain : this option will be used only if you use your domain name only for your website and you don't have any subdomain. For example in my case I have several subdomains (ex. status.d3vyce.fr) but I don't want them to be indexed.
@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ URL prefix : this second option allows to declare a precise URL and not an entir
You can then enter your domain. In my case it is https://www.d3vyce.fr. If all goes well the ownership verification of your domain is automatic. But if it's not the case, don't panic, an error message will tell you how to solve the problem. Globally, Google will provide you with a file that you should host on your site, this will verify that you have control of the site and therefore the domain.
<img src="img/image-2.png" alt="Ownership auto verification"/>
![Ownership auto verification](img/image-2.png)
From this moment, the google robot will have to visit your site soon to do a scan. We could stop here but we will provide additional information to help the robot !
@ -42,18 +42,18 @@ The majority of CMS (Content management system) have this functionality integrat
In my case the sitemaps files are located at the following address: https://www.d3vyce.fr/sitemap.xml
<img src="img/image-3.png" alt="Sitemap list generated by Ghost"/>
![Sitemap list generated by Ghost](img/image-3.png)
This link leads to a sitemap index which is itself composed of several sitemap files. We have the choice to add file by file or directly the sitemap index.
To add our sitemap, we must go to Index > Sitemaps. Then we add the link to our index file.
<img src="img/image-4.png" alt="Add sitemap modal"/>
![Add sitemap modal](img/image-4.png)
After a few minutes we notice that our sitemap index has been detected and that our 5 sitemaps have been imported!
<img src="img/image-5.png" alt="Submitted sitemaps"/>
<img src="img/image-6.png" alt="Sitemaps list"/>
![Submitted sitemaps](img/image-5.png)
![Sitemaps list](img/image-6.png)
After this step, there is nothing left to do but wait. This can take from a few hours to several weeks in some cases.---
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## Update
After about 36 hours, my blog has been indexed on google and is now accessible with a simple search!
<img src="img/image-7.png" alt="Google result for blog"/>
![Google result for blog](img/image-7.png)
I then went to see the access logs of the site and we can observe the passages of the Googlebot which scans the site:
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