How do I get my repl to get indexed by google
I have found a few good REPLS that way, and I want to know how you can get your repl to get [indexed by google] (https://meta.miraheze.org/m/5aR), does it index by itself?
if you search them up, it will. Automatically. It's just like that
It most likely depends on how many upvotes / backlinks your replit has. I don't think that there's anything that you can do in this specific case to index your repls
Looks like it automatically gets indexed
@SixBeeps WHAT, how!? My other repls are months old and didn't get indexed. Oh well, at least my best one got indexed.
Hello, I read this yesterday also. But I was busy with a blog related to which user characteristic may not be used to change keyword bids in google ads?: but now I am seeing thanks for sharing this information.
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The easiest way to get your repl noticed if it is linked by something that is linked by something that ...
Simply put, if you post your repl on to share or something, the crawler is able to see that your repl exists!
@Coder100 You most likely need to register a direct link to your site in the code and fix it. Of course, I'm not sure that this works from a programming point of view since I'm more concerned with the part where the link is already created directly in the text. You can read about it on https://qqq.ee/backlinkide-ehitamine/; maybe you can solve your problem with this information in your hands. This topic is a bit new for me since I started studying coding relatively recently, and I certainly won't be able to find an error in your program, so I'm sorry
@heathknox yep that's a great way to make sure the index is accurate!