My app’s URL: azzurlocal.com
Hi everyone, i’ve been facing issues with my Pro app, Google don’t recognize my URL and won’t index it.
How glide app could provide sitemap ? Is Glide enough SEO efficient ?
How long it takes for you to get indexed with Glide app ? Someone else have been facing the same issue ?
I think my first one took like 4 days. But I’m unsure what determines it.
Thanks @Rosewebstudio, if i get it glide app and web-app cannot be indexed on google as it’s difficult for it to crawl into a web-app ? So the better option to fix it is to create a blog/website which redirect to app ?
@Yebaka yes 
if you want optimal results with SEO control, proper google index and serp Search Engine Results Pages
No, just made sure my about page was descriptive enough for google to identify it. And made the about page not visible to anyone. It’s like search triggers.
Could you develop this @Drearystate ? You mean that you need to place Keywords in the description and then hide it ?
Yeah, My about page is just jibberish pretty much. Its just phrases of what I would use to describe my app. I make the about page not visible to others but since google can still access it I’m good.
I think @Robert_Petitto had this same issue a few weeks back with a client. You might want to ask him exactly what he did to resolve it so quickly.
The app itself wasn’t indexed, but a client-created landing page was.
Yes i think that is the best option, i was already considering creating a blog for my app so now i’m going to figure it out if i could create a free blog linked to my already existing domain name. @Robert_Petitto
How do we say, Do Not Crawl? We don’t want crawled.
Thanks,
Dave
If I understood it right the google bot can handle javascript pages.
So I think the glide team could make glide apps seo friendly out of the box. I would pay for it.
Oh sheet my apps are already on a pro plan. Dam it.
If your hosting this from your own website then just setup your website search fields.
I do not want Google to index our apps. We don’t need them and it’s information we paid to assemble and has a local usage only.