Getting a brand-new site read by Google and AI: IndexNow, llms.txt and structured data
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A new domain has no authority and no crawl history, so the default is to wait weeks for Google to notice you. You can skip a lot of that wait. When we launched Multita , three cheap and boring pieces did most of the work of getting indexed and getting quoted by AI assistants. IndexNow: stop waiting for the crawler IndexNow lets you ping search engines the moment a page changes, instead of waiting to be crawled. You drop a key file at your root and POST the changed URLs. On Cloudflare it is a…
1Key Takeaways
- A new domain has no authority and no crawl history, so the default is to wait weeks for Google to notice you.
- When we launched Multita , three cheap and boring pieces did most of the work of getting indexed and getting quoted by AI assistants.
- IndexNow: stop waiting for the crawler IndexNow lets you ping search engines the moment a page changes, instead of waiting to be crawled.
- You drop a key file at your root and POST the changed URLs.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that a new domain has no authority and no crawl history, so the default is to wait weeks for Google to notice you.
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