How can I submit a URL to Google's search engine without having a Google account?
How can I notify Google's search engine of the existence of a website without opening an account with that company?
This is currently not possible; a Google account is required to submit URLs. However, you shouldn't need to manually submit URLS as Google should crawl your website automatically in a timely manner.
As explained in Google’s Introduction to Indexing, you don’t have to submit your URLs in order to get them crawled. If you can get links to your new pages from pages already indexed, Google’s crawlers will find the new URLs the next time they crawl the indexed pages again.
There might be an alternative that can be used without Google account: pinging Google with the URL to your sitemap:
Ping Google specifically with the location of the sitemap: (
http://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=URL/of/file
)
However, this is documented in a context for notifying Google about changes to your structured data, and it’s not mentioned in the section Make your sitemap available to Google (Submit your sitemap to Google) on a different page, so it’s not clear if Google will accept new sitemaps this way.
A few months ago Google Publish an open submission at Google SERP. You can read for more https://searchengineland.com/submit-urls-google-googles-search-results-272871
And there is some website through them you can submit your site without opening an account.
You can share your content on different Social Media like (G+, FB, Twitter etc.) for quick index your page or website.
Google used to claim that they crawled any page linked from Google+ within 24 hours. Hard to know if that's totally true or if it's still true. But it's quick and easy, so I do it routinely as a "just in case".
If the issue about google-search, link-submission, , is resolved, there’s a good chance that your content will get indexed and you’ll start to show up in Google search results. This means a greater chance to drive organic search traffic to your site.
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