Get indexed in Google, Fast!!

Hey guys,

I thought i would put together a smilple guide for those new to seo, this si for beginners and those who dont already know it.

se it here: Get indexed by Google, Fast!

 

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come on guys at least tell me what you think??

 

Well atleast you have some fresh content and it would be fine for a website an audience thats very new to the game like 90% of the people around me. It's just that its very very simple and we already read this more then 1000 times.

 

Instead of "DO NOT use Google’s “Add URL” form.", I think "Don't bother" would better reflect it, but that's a detail.

Backlinks from non-related sites are not completely worthless IMHO. They just have less weight.

"I will tell you why, because 9/10 web design companies are not quality, instead they favor quanity." - fix the quanity (quantity) typo, otherwise it sounds bad to speak about quality of design and have typos in the text.

And yes, overall, that's how that approximately works.

I only wonder why to bother to get indexed fast. I usually just want to get indexed, don't care if it is 24 hours or two weeks, as my goals are long-term.

 

The complete Guide:

use coop

 

LOL. 'tis true.

 

I dont know what everyone's problem with URL submit I've tested using a link or just the url submit, they both worked within 48hrs.

 

THERE is no problem if you submit your website with the Google add url form.

Please stop this myth.

Everybody likes to let Google find a website, by following links from other sites. That's all.

I do it out of comodity. ANyway ... If you do not build at least a few inbound links, with google add form or not, you will get very hard indexed.

 

In my experience you don't need to submit

 

I took a few hours and set up sitemaps for my site. I have over 1000 pages in my site and some do well in Google, but some do not even seem to be in the index. I hope sitemaps will help Google find all the pages in my site.

Has anyone seen a difference using sitemaps?

https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/faq.html

 

I wanted to use it until i saw that I needed some weird Monty Python thing installed on my server

Hope they soon do a version for the non-tech guys

 

You only need Python if you want to use the Google tool to make the sitemap. I read the whole FAQ and you have to look for it, but they tell you how to make a simple text file with the urls for you site that you can submit to Google.

My host does not list it in the feature set, but ends up they do have Python support so I could use the Google tool. Maybe your host has hidden Python support?

 

Im sorry, but what facts/experiences do you have that back up your statement? Didnt think so...

I have tested this theory VERY thoroughly and i KNOW it to be true 100%, however that is not to say that it is permanant, for example if google updates their add url form, then this topic is void Yet as of now it is fact

 

I stopped submitting my urls to google ever since last year, when a site existed on google for one month, then poof, magically disappears. Boy do I need back links.

 

I set a dynamic xml sitemap (custom not using the python code) up on www.changafonts.com Google downloads it every 5 hours or so, no change in SERPS, indexing went up, but so did my sites without it. I think google just sent around another deep crawl.

I have new articles added daily, linked off of the homepage, listing page, sitemap, detailed sitemap, xml sitemap. Would be nice to get them added quicker though. I fear the only variable left is to wait and let the site age for google.

 

I have done all three and still nothing after about 3 or 4 months now................I think I am a special case though

 

What is the special case? Did you copy the content from another sites ?

 

A clean PR7 link pointing to a well laid out sitemap will get any site indexed. I have never had a site take more than 3 days to be indexed - and I have overseen 90 sites

 

It's not all about speed these days though is it guys...

 

Well, if your pages aren't indexed, it's a lot harder for people to find your pages. The quicker I get my site indexed, the quicker people have a chance to find what I've got to offer.