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Finding Your New Blog On Google
So you’ve followed some of the tips above: at the very least, you’ve made sure your blog is live, you’ve checked it’s visible to search engines, and you’ve submitted a sitemap to Google Search Console.

How do you find your blog on Google?

1. Search for Your Blog’s Name
Your first step is to simply type your blog’s name into Google. If it’s live on Google, in most cases, it should come up near the top of the results.

If your blog’s name is used by other websites, though, or the name is a common phrase, your blog might not show up on the first page – even though it’s being indexed.

2. Turn Off SafeSearch
Sometimes, Google’s SafeSearch can prevent your blog co to za numer nl up in search results. That’s most likely to apply if your blog includes adult content.

To turn off SafeSearch, go to Google in your browser, then click Settings → Search Settings on the bottom right. Right at the top, you should see the checkbox for SafeSearch. Uncheck it, then click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.

Screenshot How to Turn Off Google SafeSearch (to Find Your Blog on Google)
3. Search Using the site: Command
Google lets you find results from a specific site by using the site: command in your search query.

For instance, typing site:ryrob.com will show results only from my website.

You can use this command to find your website on Google. (Your homepage should be at the top of the list.)

To find posts or pages from your site, enter a keyword before the site: command, like this:

blogging tips site:ryrob.com

If you see a message telling you “Your search did not match any documents” then your site is not being indexed by Google. Double-check that you’ve spelled your websites domain name correctly (you can see I’ve added an extra ‘y’ in my domain name, below).

How to Site Search Using Google (Screenshot)
If you can take action on all the tips in this guide—check your Google visibility in a few days to see if your site is now being indexed. It should show up within a week or so at most.