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Indexing pages for search results in Google Sheets

Learn how to index your web pages for search results using Google Sheets. This tutorial will guide you through the steps to install the necessary add-on, generate SEO-optimized content, and use the GOOGLE_INDEXING function to notify Google of new or updated pages.

Before starting

Links:

• Install the GPT for Sheets, Docs, Slides, Forms add-on
• Upgrade to Premium
• Optional -> RECOMMENDATION: The best way to ensure optimal performance with Google Add-Ons is by using the Google Chrome browser. This helps bypass any potential issues that may arise from compatibility with other browsers.

Example of use

To generate SEO-optimized content that you can push to your site, use the =SEO_BLOG() function or the =GPT() function in Google Sheets.

Using the SEO_BLOG Function

Generate a fully optimized blog post with a specific title, writing tone, and language:

=SEO_BLOG(“blog title”, “writing tone”, “language”)

For example:

=SEO_BLOG(“The Benefits of Organic Coffee”, “friendly”, “English”)

Using the GPT Function

Alternatively, you can use the =GPT() function to generate content for your site. This function allows for more general content creation:

=GPT(“write an article about the benefits of organic coffee”)

Indexing Pages with the GOOGLE_INDEXING Function

The GOOGLE_INDEXING function allows site owners to directly notify Google when pages are added or updated. This function is available for ‘User Pro’ plans.

Authorize Application

Launch the sidebar of the add-on: GPT for Sheets

Open GOOGLE_INDEX() function with description and click on Authorize Application

Function Syntax

=GOOGLE_INDEXING(url)

• url (required): The URL to notify Google for indexing.

Example Usage

To notify Google of a new or updated page, use the following function call in Google Sheets:

=GOOGLE_INDEXING(“https://docgpt.ai/docs/”)

Conclusion By following this tutorial, you can easily manage and index your web pages directly from Google Sheets. With the GOOGLE_INDEXING function, you can ensure that your content is always up-to-date in search results. Start optimizing and indexing your pages today to improve your site’s visibility and SEO performance.