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How to get your website on Google in India
Step 1: Publish a fast, mobile-first site
Google indexes pages it can crawl quickly on mobile. Avoid heavy page builders that load in 8–10 seconds on 4G. Use clear service pages, one H1 per page, and a contact or WhatsApp call to action.
WebKraft builds lightweight HTML sites with sitemap.xml and robots.txt included on Growth and Premium plans.
Step 2: Add your site to Google Search Console
Verify your domain at search.google.com/search-console. Submit your sitemap URL (for WebKraft clients: https://www.thewebkraft.com/sitemap.xml on your own domain once live).
Use the URL Inspection tool to request indexing for your homepage, main service pages, and blog posts. New sites often show “Discovered – currently not indexed” for several weeks; that is normal.
Step 3: Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Create or claim your Google Business Profile with the same name, phone, and address as your website. Add photos, services, and weekly posts.
Link your site from Instagram bio, WhatsApp status, and email signature. Internal links between city pages, blog guides, and your homepage help Google understand your topics.
Read our website cost guide or see website design in Delhi NCR for local examples.
Five practical steps (no rank guarantee)
1. Publish a fast, honest website (Starter can go live in 48 hours). 2. Verify Google Search Console on your domain. 3. Submit your sitemap (WebKraft Growth/Premium include sitemap setup). 4. Create or claim Google Business Profile with the same NAP you show on the site. 5. Add useful service pages and internal links to city pages such as Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad. These steps help Google discover you. They are not a #1 ranking promise.
Frequently asked questions
How long until my site appears on Google?
First indexing can take days to a few weeks for new domains. Rankings for competitive keywords take months of content, reviews, and links.
Why are my pages “not indexed” in Search Console?
Common reasons: site is new, thin content, duplicate pages, or Google has not recrawled yet. Fix technical issues, add unique content, and request indexing again.
Does WebKraft submit my sitemap to Google?
Growth and Premium include SEO setup (titles, meta, sitemap, fast pages). You still verify Search Console on your own domain. We can guide the first submission. We do not invent GSC tokens.