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I'm sure this question has been asked before, but a quick forum search didn't turn up anything. How long does it typically take before a website is indexed by Google, from the first time the Googlebot crawls the site? I have a brand new site (went live on the 22nd). I've gotten a few "cheap" backlinks with Whois sites and the like, and the Googlebot has crawled the site at least 3 times now, but I'm still not indexed. This is a brand new WordPress site with only 5 articles so far. Would this contribute to the site not being indexed? In other words, will new sites that lack much content be left out by Google? -Mark |
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| Web Marketing For Profit War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Brisbane
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Hi Mark A few things to consider. Make sure in the privacy of your website it is not set to don't log with Google as lots of initial installs did this by default especially 2.8. Secondly you will hear a lot of people talk about getting it up in one day however from my experience forcing yourself on google using different techniques may get you on quickly however you listings tend to drop away quickly. Thirdly remember that Search engines and indeed their users are looking for content so a steady stream or new quality content will get you a strong ranking and position over time. I like to say about a month to our customers and by posting every day for a month I can pretty well guarantee them a good flow of traffic and good rankings. This will also translate into the other search engines that link to Google to pick you up as well. Finally remember that Google is not the only search engine so concentrate some of your efforts on the other major ones also. One of my sites gets about 20,000 visits a month and 30% of this is from the other engines. Que |
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There is no exact time frame to provide. However, it sounds like it should have been indexed by now. When new websites are created, Google will generally place these on a probationary period - otherwise referred to as the "Google Sandbox" the amount of time a site can spend in a sandbox varies, but your site will get indexed quicker if you are doing the following: Manually submit your site to search engine directories Update your site/page regularly Do not publish duplicated content Have a clear navigational structure Have a sitemap Have incoming links (this will help you out more if the site you have incoming links from is crawled often) Make sure you are not getting incoming links from untrustworthy sources. If you want to give me your website address, I can take a look at it and provide more specific reasons. |
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How are you checking if your site is indexed?
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I see times varying from 41 seconds to 6 hours, 9 minutes and 12 seconds. Why does it matter how long it takes to be indexed? Just link to a new site from an existing site and it takes as long as it takes. Go have dinner and it will usually be indexed by the time you get back if you have a decent sized existing network of sites. If not, it will be by morning. Why do you need to do so badly that requires a new site being indexed by Google before you can do it? |
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Just start building backlinks and bookmark the site and submit rss feeds... Do not worry about when you will be indexed, start building many many backlinks now.. James |
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Without any efforts other than creating post I have seen my blogs being indexed roughly in a seven day period.
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Thanks for your helpful replies. I check to see if it is indexed by using a 'site:domainname.com' query in Google. As I mentioned, the site is very new and there is not a lot of content, but I have added a post every day except yesterday (was busy with Christmas and all). And the WordPress privacy option is set to allow search engine spiders to crawl the site (visible to everyone). I also have a sitemap.xml and use Google webmaster tools. It's not that I'm worried about getting indexed. This question was out of curiosity more than anything else. At the moment I'm not worried about SEO so much as adding unique, quality content. When I feel the the site is ready to receive traffic (i.e. when I have at least 20 or so articles up) I will focus more on getting backlinks and moving up in the rankings. -Mark |
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| Yup james is right don't worry about your site being indexed it will just build links and keep building them, ping all posts and get as many relevant high PR links as you can gradually.
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Hi, My observation is that after 20 odd googlebot visits it gets indexed. This is not a rule by the way just my observation (based on my previous 3 websites). As mentioned by others just keep adding backlinks one by one and it gets done easily. To speedup the proces I normally do these 3 things 1) Write one article and submit it to EZA, goarticles.com, articlesbase.com 2) Save your website URL at delicious.com 3) Bookmark your website at Yahoo! bookmarks. |
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Create quality content, ping it, and socially bookmark it. I think this helps in getting indexed in few days to the max. Jai |
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Use quality content. Often if you have a physical address, privacy policy, sitemap, domain name registered for a few years, all this shows google your not spammy, add new content and put your link in high value directories. Follow the google webmaster guidelines, they will find you in no time.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Arizona by way of Michigan
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Thank you for answering the question so clearly that even a novice (me) can understand.
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Increasingly, I am seeing domains that seems to be banned by Google right from the start, and there is nothing that I can do. To my horrror, when I looked up their history, it seems that they have been registered byu somebody else before. Therefore in effect, they were dropped domains that were probably banned by Google in the first place. |
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My last niche website got indexed withing 2 days and this is what I did: 1. Google webmaster-verify site, create/put sitemap on site 2. a few profile links from Angela's links 3. social bookmarks-only Mixx, propeller 4. Forum signature-digital point 5. RSS-feedage and few others 6. domain search urls e.g whoiswho etc Hope it helps. |
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Start working on sitemap and rss feeds, it will help you to get indexed fast by google.
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I got my website indexed within next 12 hours. What i did? Submitted articles and posts in WA and DP. To be frank enough, DP links are not crawled by Google quickly compared to WA. I have always found in my webmaster tools that links from WA are quickly uploaded in the account but as of DP it takes several days. God knows what can be the problem???? |
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Usually google index website within 7-10 days. If you are using wordpress and have few post. Bookmark all the pages at as many social bookmarking sites. Google will index your website within 12-24 hours.
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I think article submission is the best method to get indexed on google. Try to submit your article to major article directories. The 2nd is directory submission. Thanks for sharing.
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It is better to get more backlinks like social bookmarks and some other quality links specially from the web pages where Google often visits. That will help you to get quicker index. Hope so...!!! so, far that worked for me. [In between, I have noticed that there are people complaining that their webpages are not quickly indexed by Google these days - Does Google become lazy or doing any changes? ]
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If you are not updating more content(posts) on your website/blog, then it will surely take time. But to get fast results, perform bookmarking of the articles on some standard bookmarking sites. If possible try to use some dofollow bookmarking sites
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My experience, within a couple of hours as long as there's some content, sitemap submitted, analytics added and pinged.
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