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What's the best lightning fast google indexing site ?

by Spencer Jones
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The single best site that can be used to get lightning fast indexing... And quick traffic to money sites/affiliate products...

Hope this thread will reveal many goldmines...

Thanks...
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  • Profile picture of the author Daniel Brock
    Digg, Propeller, Folkd.

    Google Bot pretty much lives on those sites. I can normally get a page indexed within 15 minutes using those sites.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jason Johns
    Hi Spencer,

    I use Wordpress with the Google XML Sitemaps plugin. With the right keywords and a quick social bookmark or two you can get decent traffic within a couple of days.

    Cheers

    Jason
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    • Profile picture of the author graham41
      Daniel would love to chat about how to acheive this so quickly
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  • Profile picture of the author Jay Sullivan
    I agree with Daniel. Another way is to type your domain name you want indexing fast into those rank my site/check website stats websites etc, like these:

    WebsiteOutlook, StatBrain, CubeStat, WebTrafficAgents, BuiltWith, WhoIs, QuarkBase, URLfan and AboutTheDomain

    Most are high pr sites and can get you indexed pretty quick
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  • Profile picture of the author Peter Clarke
    Getting indexed and getting traffic are two seperate issues.

    Once you are indexed you need to work hard to get and keep a top 10 ranking, because that is the only way you will generate traffic.

    So:

    Pick a keyword set relevant to your site, check the search volume to make sure its what other people think not just you, then optimise a landing page for that term.

    Finally, build backlinks as fast as you can; with your keyword set as the anchor text.

    Only then will the leads come in, and you then just have to work ;ike crazy to keep yourself in the top 10!

    Good luck and make sure you have fun too!
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  • Profile picture of the author jhongren
    Hi,

    Recently I found 20 high pr sites
    on How to get indexed FAST in google from 20 high PR Sites! (View Single Post)

    Hope it helps.

    John
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      This question gets asked a zillion and one times.

      How come nobody ever states the obvious:
      Put the url in your sig here, and chances are it is indexed in
      seconds. If not, you have a problem. Build a back link at the
      same time, eventually that equals traffic.

      I can never figure out why people always seem to think it takes
      all sorts of gymnastics to get a site indexed. If you can't get your
      site indexed quickly, then your site has major problems.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author Zinc Web Design
        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        This question gets asked a zillion and one times.

        How come nobody ever states the obvious:
        Put the url in your sig here, and chances are it is indexed in
        seconds. If not, you have a problem. Build a back link at the
        same time, eventually that equals traffic.

        I can never figure out why people always seem to think it takes
        all sorts of gymnastics to get a site indexed. If you can't get your
        site indexed quickly, then your site has major problems.

        Paul
        Is this true?
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      • Profile picture of the author Reuben Kitrit
        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        This question gets asked a zillion and one times.

        How come nobody ever states the obvious:
        Put the url in your sig here, and chances are it is indexed in
        seconds. If not, you have a problem. Build a back link at the
        same time, eventually that equals traffic.

        I can never figure out why people always seem to think it takes
        all sorts of gymnastics to get a site indexed. If you can't get your
        site indexed quickly, then your site has major problems.

        Paul
        Thanks for the great tip Paul!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author Spencer Jones
    Thanks for the ideas....

    Digg, Propeller, Folkd & website stats sites

    any more?
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  • Profile picture of the author clickbump
    Join a popular, heavily indexed forum that allows signature links and post your new sites to your signature, then go in and provide some useful, helpful solutions to problems.

    If you want to be subtle and appear less spammy, create a sig like this:

    This is my sig, I blah, blah, blah.....
    And link each of the commas and dots to your niche sites. In most cases, heavily trafficked forums get posts indexed minutes after they are created, this means if you create a new post, or reply to a popular one, you are going to force a crawl of your site's URL.

    I've been doing this for about 3 weeks now and no longer have any issues with sites indexing (and in most cases ranking) in the SERPS.

    Heres an idea for you... The World Series is on now and will dominate sports discussion boards for the next two weeks or longer. Google will be all over this. Find a popular high PR forum that targets this subject and join. You can talk about the game every night and get your sites indexed at the same time.
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  • Profile picture of the author kkchoon
    Use pingomatic.com, I think it is better...
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  • Profile picture of the author ThomasTe
    Hi Jay Sullivan,

    Any good resources for deep links?

    Thanks.

    Regards,
    Thomas
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  • Profile picture of the author Frank Michaels
    pingomatic.com, autopinger.com, pingler.com,pingoat.com

    they are pretty useful as well..
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  • Profile picture of the author Spencer Jones
    Leaving the pingin, social bookmarking and rss submission sites - What are the quick indexing sites, where content can be added and where I can build web pages - Let me start with some -

    Ezinearticles.com
    Hubpages.com
    Squidoo.com
    Tumblr.com
    Weebly.com

    What are your findings? Sort them with the best ones first...

    Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author Terry Kyle
      Good thread.

      It is important to distinguish between getting crawled and actually getting indexed. Two very separate things and speed of indexing can vary enormously from site to site, time-wise.

      A Digg post will get crawled very fast - Google Alerts proves this constantly but check if the site has been added to the Google Index by pasting the exact URL of the new site into a Google search and see if it is there and also use the site:mydomain.com search operator to see which pages from that new site have been indexed.

      A regular WP site that is properly optimised and is being posted on every day should get indexed within a few days (but crawled much sooner).

      The process is in these three steps:

      Googlebot crawl/s >>>> Indexing >>>> SERP Ranking (through backlinking)

      As indicated above, time between the crawls and actual indexing varies dramatically.

      Obviously, a site can't rank in the SERPs if it hasn't been indexed, no matter how many times it's crawled or 'seen' by the bots (and reported in Google Alerts).

      Hope that helps!
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      • Profile picture of the author Edge88
        Originally Posted by Terry Kyle View Post

        Good thread.

        It is important to distinguish between getting crawled and actually getting indexed. Two very separate things and speed of indexing can vary enormously from site to site, time-wise.

        ...

        Hope that helps!
        Terry,

        Thanks for that reply. I've been noticing that as I try to get my forum profiles indexed. I built an html page with links to my profiles, and have been getting google to crawl that html page. And I'm sure it has crawled onto it since it has indexed the places where I put a link to the html page. but it has not indexed the html profiles page. My question is. even though that html page was not indexed, did google crawl onto all the links in that page leading it to my forum profiles? and if it did that, will it find my backlinks even though it didnt care to index the html profile link page?

        I'm pretty new here and I've done everything i'm supposed to do for my site, now I just need google to find my backlinks.
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      • Profile picture of the author kkchoon
        Hey Terry! you make it very clear, thanks for the information !

        Google usually take few days to a week to include the crawled page in their index, and I normally wouldn't care much, just continue building more links.

        Kok Choon

        Originally Posted by Terry Kyle View Post

        Good thread.

        It is important to distinguish between getting crawled and actually getting indexed. Two very separate things and speed of indexing can vary enormously from site to site, time-wise.

        A Digg post will get crawled very fast - Google Alerts proves this constantly but check if the site has been added to the Google Index by pasting the exact URL of the new site into a Google search and see if it is there and also use the site:mydomain.com search operator to see which pages from that new site have been indexed.

        A regular WP site that is properly optimised and is being posted on every day should get indexed within a few days (but crawled much sooner).

        The process is in these three steps:

        Googlebot crawl/s >>>> Indexing >>>> SERP Ranking (through backlinking)

        As indicated above, time between the crawls and actual indexing varies dramatically.

        Obviously, a site can't rank in the SERPs if it hasn't been indexed, no matter how many times it's crawled or 'seen' by the bots (and reported in Google Alerts).

        Hope that helps!
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        • Profile picture of the author webbyworld
          Along with Digg, pingomatic.com and pingler.com really helped me to get my sites indexed very fast!
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          • Profile picture of the author kkchoon
            Originally Posted by webbyworld View Post

            Along with Digg, pingomatic.com and pingler.com really helped me to get my sites indexed very fast!
            Agreed, but I usually just ping the site, much easier !
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  • Profile picture of the author E-supreme
    In my opinion there is not just one thing you can do to get indexed quickly.

    There are however a combination of things you can do. Proper on page seo is essential to getting indexed. You want to make it easy for google to crawl your site.

    Simply the steps I take to get my site indexed within anywhere between 24-48 hours:

    1. I like to create wordpress sites...google seems to like them.

    2. Activate all in one seo plugin.

    3. Activate Google sitemaps xml

    4. Title Tags should contain relevant keywords.

    5. Create Unique content for your website

    6. Make sure you use your keyword within the page, however do not over do it!

    7. LSI keywords are an excellent way to give you a higher SEO score - Use them!

    8. Place google analytics onto your site, google crawls your site to verify.

    9. Submit your website to google webmaster - This basically telling google now that you are serious about ranking.

    10. Lets just top it off by submitting to another google website- Feedburner- submit your feeds to feedburner. This is in the form of http://www.yoursite.com/feed

    11. Ping your site map and site at pingomatic.

    12. Ping your site at pingoat

    13. Very important step- Google likes to keep up to date with what is going on so this is why google wants to know whats popular and what should be ranking.

    Social bookmarking. Submit your website to 20 Social bookmarking websites. I use social poster.

    For a free service use social marker


    These steps will guarantee you get indexed!

    Remember you want to get your site into google what is a better way to do so other than playing off all google's cards, so to speak!

    For extra leverage....Upload a video to Youtube with a link to your site....See what I am getting at?

    This should guarantee indexing. Create lots of backlinks before your site is even indexed and google will slowly find them and this will give you a super push in the search engines.

    Aim high with your keywords for long term goals, however rank for less competitive terms for the short term.

    Also once you are indexed create more content and also more pages.

    Hope this helps!

    Shane
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  • Profile picture of the author ruxi
    i am using Digg, propller, clipmarks, mixx etc. these are the best social bookmark sites that index fast by the google.
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  • Profile picture of the author AmyKay
    Yes, it's true! With my site in my sig here, my new posts are indexed in seconds, and appearing in the SERP's. Literally, seconds.

    I'm sure it's the same for any high PR, well-used forum.
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    • Profile picture of the author Edge88
      Originally Posted by Zinc Web Design View Post

      Is this true?
      Originally Posted by AmyKay View Post

      Yes, it's true! With my site in my sig here, my new posts are indexed in seconds, and appearing in the SERP's. Literally, seconds.

      I'm sure it's the same for any high PR, well-used forum.
      Partially true I would say. May be true for blogs. But with regular websites or articles it doesnt work so fast. after reading this thread a week ago I tried it out. posted my goarticle in the signature and created a new thread.

      The thread was indexed within the hour (you can check this by looking at brand new threads and googling some text string from that thread and see how long it takes to show up in the SERPs.

      However my goarticle was not indexed right away, in fact it took a few days, then the goarticle fell off the index. Then I tried this with a press release. the thread again was indexed very quickly but the press release in the signature wasn't. and by the time the thread was indexed I had posted at least twice in the thread (two links to the press release), and still it didn't index the press release within 24 hours, so I took the signature off.
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      • Profile picture of the author nota-bene
        I am very surprised no one has mentioned google webmaster tools!!
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        • Profile picture of the author zincOnline
          Originally Posted by nota-bene View Post

          I am very surprised no one has mentioned google webmaster tools!!
          The thread title said "lightning fast"

          warrior forum?
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          • Profile picture of the author JohnS88
            Popular do follow forums. They work pretty darn well.
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          • Profile picture of the author Louise Green
            Originally Posted by zincOnline View Post

            The thread title said "lightning fast"

            warrior forum?
            If you'd ever used Google Webmaster tools you'd know the value of it. Honestly it's not difficult to try it out, I'm sure you'll be able to if you give it a shot. :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author Gene Pimentel
    Create a profile for yourself in Google Profiles. http://www.google.com/profiles
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    • Profile picture of the author kukkaikawaii
      I think to make content unique is the best.
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  • Profile picture of the author Scott Rankin
    If you take a look at the top 20 content sharing websites they are all getting indexed multiple times per day. Posting a link back to your website on any one of them gives you a fantastic chance of being indexed within a couple of days.

    My websites get indexed within 48 hours almost every time and all I do is 10 social bookmarks and then ping the bookmarks. Nothing else is needed to get things going.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sevenhills
    How about creating a twitter profile and mention the website a couple of times, or mention it on one of your other twitter profiles.

    Used it for all my websites so far and every time it was one of the first backlinks to show up
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  • Profile picture of the author WinsonYeung
    Add a big lighting anntana on your website

    Google lighting will strike you immediately!
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  • Profile picture of the author Sevenhills
    Does anybody knows if it depends on the niche your website is in? So would it take longer to get a website in a competitive niche indexed then one in a non competitive one?

    Was just wondering
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  • Profile picture of the author josephine.bookoffers
    You can use some of the ping services to help you get index:

    Code:
    http://pingomatic.com/
http://pingdevice.com/
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  • Profile picture of the author yasky
    Paulgl - Im going to try you technique. I hope your correct, cause that will make it easy...
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  • Profile picture of the author peter.h
    sorry I'm new....

    when we're saying indexed are we saying indexed as in google just know it's there or ranked, somewhere near first page of google?

    Just wondering what's the point of getting indexed, if I'm on page 100?

    Or does fast indexing mean ranking is soon to follow?

    The OP is referring to getting a lot of traffic though... so does that mean we're indeed talking about ranking high within a couple of days using the above methods?

    Clarification would be much appreciated.
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    • Profile picture of the author Spencer Jones
      Originally Posted by peter.h View Post

      sorry I'm new....

      when we're saying indexed are we saying indexed as in google just know it's there or ranked, somewhere near first page of google?

      Just wondering what's the point of getting indexed, if I'm on page 100?

      Or does fast indexing mean ranking is soon to follow?

      The OP is referring to getting a lot of traffic though... so does that mean we're indeed talking about ranking high within a couple of days using the above methods?

      Clarification would be much appreciated.
      I am indeed looking for both lightning fast indexing and high ranking... Awesome tips... I know sites like blogtalkradio are effective for super fast indexing and ranking. Any more sites like BTR that are lightning fast?

      Thanks...
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  • Profile picture of the author kwality
    Digg and propeller most definitely
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  • Profile picture of the author pimplesremedies
    I am a new guy and just trying to understand what's going on. Thanks all for your valuable tips.
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  • Profile picture of the author champcody
    what are you trying to index? Backlinks or your website?
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