What should I do if search engines won't crawl my new site?

　　A website that went live a little while ago has now been up for nearly two weeks, and the search engines still haven't crawled it, let alone indexed it. Over those two weeks, I kept publishing new articles continuously. The updates were quite frequent, but they didn't attract the spiders to crawl at all. In its early days, no matter how often a new site is updated, if the search engine spiders don't come to crawl, they have no way of knowing how frequently you update. So in the beginning, however high your update frequency is, it's all in vain. What should we do when we run into this situation?

　　Frequent updates to a site's articles don't bring the crawlers in, and they can't learn a new site's update frequency either. At this stage we can slow down the pace of updates and put our energy into other areas. Below, let's look at how to solve the indexing problem for a new site.

　　First: Submit the site for search engine verification first, and let the search engine know that this is a new site — I'm here, so please come and crawl it with confidence.

　　Second: We need to increase the site's push notifications. Get the push code from the search engine's webmaster platform and place it on every page of the site, so that even if the search engine doesn't come to crawl, it will still receive a large number of push requests. That's a pretty good approach too.

　　Third: We can share the site's links on our WeChat Moments or other platforms.

　　Fourth: Exchange reciprocal links. Link exchanging is a very effective method — even though search engines have downgraded the importance of reciprocal links considerably, they are still very important.

　　Fifth: We can submit articles to some high-quality B2B platforms, news platforms and other sites, so that we can increase exposure through these larger platforms and thereby drive traffic.

　　That's the full content of "What to Do When Search Engines Won't Crawl a New Site?" — meant only for webmasters to interact, exchange ideas and learn together. SEO optimization is a process that requires persistence, and I hope we can all make progress together.