If you've ever tried to get more than a handful of URLs indexed by Google, you already know the pain:...
If you've ever tried to get more than a handful of URLs indexed by Google, you already know the pain: Google's Indexing API works fine for one page — and then falls apart the moment you're dealing with hundreds.
Here's what that actually looks like, why it breaks down at scale, and how I ended up automating it.
The One-URL Version Works Fine
Google's Indexing API is straightforward for a single request:
async function submitUrl(url) {
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