How to make sure the Google Indexing API module works for automatic indexing?

How to make sure the Google Indexing API module works for automatic indexing?

The Google Indexing API module automates submitting important URLs to Google for faster indexing of product, category, and content changes. It monitors selected entities, queues updates, and sends them to Google. To make sure the extension works in your environment, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Navigate to Stores > Configuration > Amasty Extensions > Search Engine Indexing and ensure the module is enabled and configured:



Step 2. Modify any entity selected in the extension configuration at Stores > Configuration > Amasty Extensions > Search Engine Indexing > Auto-Indexing (e.g., create a product, modify the url_key or any other selected attribute of an existing product):



Step 3. Go to Marketing > SEO & Search > Indexing Schedule Log to confirm new URLs are scheduled correctly:



Additionally, verify that the cron job responsible for processing the Schedule Log is enabled and configured on your instance; proper cron setup is crucial for the timely submission of URLs. For more information on cron jobs, you can refer to crontab.guru.

If any issues with Google Indexing API module persist after all the checks and adjustments, please contact our support team.


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