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I solved my own problem and finally have my MRR > $0

Hi Indie Hackers,

Last summer I created a website with programmatic SEO. It has a few thouthands pages. That time I found that Google does not index all of them and wrote a simple python script to request indexing in Google automatically.

Recently I realised that it can be a SaaS that helps others too. So I created QuickIndex — a tool that helps you automatically index your website in Google. Every day, it submits up to 1k pages to Google for indexing, making it possible to be indexed in ~24 hours.

https://quickindex.co/

Even before I published my project anywhere I got two customers from google and realised how valuable this project can be. Being alive less than a month, QuickIndex already serves 66395 pages and has several customers. I know I can make it a great SEO solution which is more than just automatic indexing.

I am open to any ideas and feedback. Thank you.

posted to Icon for group Ideas and Validation
Ideas and Validation
on February 21, 2024
  1. 2

    That's a great story!
    I'm actually still fighting to understand why Google doesn't like my blog pages.
    They are not indexed even if I submit them :(

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      This is very strange! Usually when I submitted pages, it works. Though page indexing status in GCS is not instantly updated. Have you waited enough to see the update?

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        Yes, since December. And submitted multiple times.
        They are AI-generated blog posts, but Google should be ok with that.

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          Yes, it should be ok. Google can't identify whether a post is AI generated or not.

  2. 2

    Good one. Keep going mate.

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    GJ, how long did it take to build?

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      One month given that this is my side project (so evenings and weekends only)

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    Just be careful putting your eggs in one basket. It doesn't take much for Google to break your script and be left with nothing which sucks if you're a paying customer.

    Maybe also have scripts that do the same for bing, duckduckgo, etc if possible as backup.

    1. 1

      Yep this is 100% true, platform is a risk here.

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