Submitting new site post to Google index using API

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Good day everyone!
Please, I have a site that is all about blogging. Each time I post a new topic, I have manually submit it to google either via Inspect Url or Fetch as Google. My question, is there no way to submit new post say www.mysite.com/how-to-become-what-you-desire to google for crawling using Google API?
If yes, how?
If no, do can I do this programmatically.
I have tried but no way.

Help please

What I have tried:

I tried copying inspect-resource url then replaced with the new url but to no avail

Posted 29-Mar-19 4:09am

Otekpo Emmanuel

Updated 29-Mar-19 7:43am

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2019-03-29T07:44:00

Solution 1

1. Make sure you have a valid robots.txt file present
2. Make sure you have a sitemap submitted to google with appropriate crawl rate
3. Make sure there are quality links within your site to your new entries.

Posted 29-Mar-19 7:44am

MadMyche