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For a site with 500 pages, Google should be able to index a large portion of the pages with minimal additional effort as long as the site is technically correct and has some signals of legitimacy. It's advisable to check the crawlability and actively promote the site.
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TL;DR
Google claims that a site with 500 pages should index without significant difficulty if it is technically sound and legitimate. Check the crawlability and actively boost your site to optimize indexing.
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