The Guest Post Indexing Problem
A guest post lives on a domain you don't control. If that site publishes infrequently, has a small crawl budget, or search engines simply haven't prioritized it, your published article — and the backlink it carries — can sit undiscovered for a long time.
The content is live and public. The problem is purely discovery.
How CrawlMe Helps
Once your guest post is published, submit its URL to CrawlMe. It's processed through the same automated URL processing infrastructure as any other submission, and you can track its submission status from your dashboard alongside your other URLs.
If you're running multiple guest post campaigns, submit them in bulk — up to 1,000 URLs per batch — rather than tracking each placement manually.
What CrawlMe Can and Cannot Guarantee
CrawlMe cannot guarantee that a submitted guest post URL will be crawled, indexed, ranked, or displayed by Google or any other search engine. The host site's own crawlability, content quality, and search engine crawl budget all remain outside CrawlMe's control.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I submit guest posts?
Yes — guest post URLs are one of the publicly accessible URL types CrawlMe supports.
Does this help me find sites to guest post on?
No. CrawlMe processes URLs you've already had published — it doesn't provide outreach or placement services.
Can I submit backlinks from the same guest post campaign?
Yes — backlink URLs are supported alongside guest post URLs in the same batch.
More questions are answered on the full FAQ page.
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Create a free account and submit your published guest posts today.