What a correctly paced launch looks like in the data.

Real Search Console charts from a real build, including the half of the pages that never indexed and the reason why.

Screenshots in this market are usually cropped to the good month. The useful version is the whole timeline, including the flat first thirty days and the pages that never got picked up at all.

The indexation curve is not smooth. It moves in steps, each one following a structural fix rather than a content change — which is the single most useful thing to know before launching anything at volume.

• 2,600pages published
• ~50%indexed at week 6
• 3faults diagnosed
• 0charts cropped

How to read your own charts

Coverage, discovery and crawl-rate charts each answer a different question. Read in the wrong order they lead you to rewrite content that was never the problem.

• Week one — choose and set up. Engine chosen, domain bought, hosting live, first prompt run. Under $25 spent.
• Weeks two to six — build volume. Publish on the ramp schedule so indexation keeps pace with output. QA prompt before every deploy.
• Weeks seven to twelve — monetise. Attach offers, read the data, cut what is flat and double what moves.

What the playbook actually contains

• Real Search Console data — including the half of the pages that never indexed.
• The indexation ramp — what a correctly paced launch looks like in the charts.
• Crawl fault diagnosis — sealed loops, orphan pages and thin-ratio problems.
• The reachability script that fails your build when a page is unreachable.

Common questions