Get Your Hashnode Blog On Google!

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Great information! Can you please also share the post on to generate RSS 2.0 feed for Hashnode blog
Quick and to-the-point. Thank you!
I guess this article is outdated? I can't seem to find the AMP option to enable. Probably it is already enabled by default?
Thank you for sharing this information. It is really helpful!!
Thanks for the article, just implemented the steps on my blog. How long do I have to wait to start seeing my site indexed? Also is there a way to do the same on Bing?
Really fabulous!
Thank you very much for the article !
will follow the steps !
Don't enable AMP please, it's bad.
Why would you say AMP is bad?
I read the whole content
Thanks for sharing...
Hashnode seems cool than I thought
Big Thumbs up for hash node👍
Woah! This is going to help a lot to everyone. Once in a while, dropping such tips would help devs explore the rich features of Hashnode. #kudos
If you have just created a blog with Hashnode, here are some important tips for you. These tips are applicable for everyone, irrespective of which URL you chose for your Hashnode Blog, custom domain or hashnode.dev subdomain.
Before you think about ranking on a certain keyword and getting link backs from high traffic fetching websites, you need to inform Google that your domain exists.
One of the simplest and easiest ways to inform Google about your blog is by submitting your website on Google's Search Console. If you are a frequent blogger, chances are you are aware of how it works.
Here are the steps to submit your blog to Google's Search Console:





<head> tag of your blog.


sitemap.xml in the input field. Don't prepend the slash /. Google has already added that for you. 
That's it! Google is now aware of your blog. It'll crawl your sitemap periodically and index your blog posts, even the future ones automatically. There's no denying that Google prefers AMP pages than normal web pages on mobile searches. Hence, you can improve your Hashnode Blog's ranking on mobile searches by enabling AMP on your blog. Follow these steps:



Google will take up to a day to validate AMP pages on your blog and replace your normal links with AMP pages for mobile searches automatically. Here's a snapshot of how my blog result looks like on Google search.

Linking your blog from your social media profiles is another great way to tell Google about your blog.
On Twitter, you can add a link in your bio and also inside the "Website" field. Refer to the screenshot below.

On Linkedin, you can add your blog to the featured section:

Similarly, you can link your blog from the bio section of Instagram and Facebook pages as well.