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Five Things To Rank on Google (5/5): Google Search Console

1. Log in, add your site, verify ownership, and submit your sitemap—yourdomain.co.uk/sitemap.xml. That’s your crawl roadmap.

2. Open Indexing → Pages. Don’t ignore this screen. Red and grey warnings mean Google can’t index something. Fix 404s, remove accidental noindex, and if you changed a URL, add a 301 redirect to the best current page—never the homepage.

3. In WordPress, open your SEO plugin or a redirect manager. Map old to new one-to-one, with relevant matches. Keep a simple log so you don’t chain redirects.

4. Back in Console, use URL Inspection. Paste the page, Test Live, then Request Indexing when you’ve made real changes. Use it after fixes, not for every tiny tweak.

5. Check Performance for the queries and pages bringing clicks. Tighten titles and meta where they underperform. In Page Experience/Core Web Vitals, speed and stability matter—compress images, ditch heavy scripts, and prevent layout shift.

6. Make sure important pages aren’t orphans—link them from menus, hubs, and related posts. Now sanity-check in Google with site:Elumin.co.uk. If key pages are missing, fix links, noindex, or redirects.

7. Do this monthly: submit your sitemap after major updates, fix what Console shows you, keep redirects clean. That’s how you earn the crawl—and the clicks.

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