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      Using the Page Log to Index Pages

      How to Ensure Your Web Page is Indexed by Google for SEO Success

      The Page Log is a critical feature in SEOFlow that ensures every page your agency creates is tracked, indexed, and leveraged for stronger SEO results. Each time you generate a page in SEOFlow, an entry is automatically created in the Page Log.

      Once you publish the page to the dealership’s website, return to the Page log where you add the live URL, which allows SEOFlow to:

      • Request indexing directly from Google (no need to log into Google Search Console every time to crawl a new page)

      • Monitor that Google indexing status right from the app

      • Ensure your articles are automatically interlinked for maximum topical authority 

      This guide explains what the Page Log is, why it matters for SEO, and how to use it effectively.

      Quick Links

      How to Find the Page Log

      You can access the Page Log directly inside the BuyerBridge app:

      1. Log in to BuyerBridge.

      2. From the main navigation, click on the SEO tab.

      3. Expand the options under SEO.

      4. Select Page Log from the dropdown.

      How to Find the Page Log in BuyerBridge

      This will open the full Page Log view, where you can see all generated pages, add live URLs, and track indexing and interlinking.

      What Is the Page Log?

      The Page Log is your centralized record of every page created in SEOFlow.

      By default, every page you generate is automatically added here. To index the page with Google, copy + paste the live URL, and add it to the page log.

      Now, the log becomes the foundation of your SEO strategy because it tracks pages built, pages published, pushes content to Google for indexing, and identifies what needs attention, all in one location.

      Page Log Example

      Why the Page Log Matters

      The Page Log isn’t just a list of pages. It powers the automation across the entire platform:

      • Indexing Support – Once a live URL is added, SEOFlow can request indexing to speed up visibility.

      • Automatic Interlinking – Logged pages are used as internal linking targets in future builds (it brings all the Hub and Spoke articles together).
        For example, an Info Page on “Ford F-150 towing capacity” will link back to the main 2025 Ford F-150 Overview page if its URL is logged.

      • Performance Tracking – With URLs added, these pages also show up in SEO reporting and insights, helping you measure impact over time.

      How to Use the Page Log

      1. Generate a Page: Build a Make/Model Overview, Make/Model For Sale, Informational Article, or Backyard page in the Page Builder. A log entry will be created automatically.

      2. Publish the Page to the Dealer’s Website: Add the content to the dealer’s live site.

      3. Return to the Page Log:  Access the Page Log from the SEOFlow navigation.

      4. Add the URL:  Enter the live page URL into the log entry.

        Pag Log in SEOFlow

      5. Track Indexing:  SEOFlow checks if the page is indexed in Google and requests indexing if necessary.

      6. Enable Linking: With the URL saved, SEOFlow will automatically interlink future Info pages and related builds to that page.

      Best Practices for Agencies

      • Always add live URLs immediately after publishing a page, ensuring indexing requests can be made right away.

      • Use Make/Model Overview pages as content pillars. Logging their URLs first ensures Info pages will link back to them automatically, boosting SEO for both.

      • Audit the Page Log regularly to confirm pages are indexed and links remain accurate.

      • Educate dealers that updating the Page Log keeps their SEO foundation strong, making reporting and results more impactful.

      FAQs

      Q: Can I edit the page builder content in the app?

      A: No. Once the code is generated, copy-paste the HTML into the dealer's CMS (DealerOn, DealerInspire, Dealer.com), and from there, content sections can be added, deleted, or removed.

      Q: Does Google always index my new page?

      A: No. Google doesn't automatically crawl every new page built and launched. Page log ensures the indexing request has been submitted and monitors for any indexing issues right from BuyerBridge. 

      Next Steps

      Now that you understand how to use the Page Log, continue building out your SEOFlow workflow: