How I get indexed and ranked on page 1 of Google in 5 minutes

[mark411]

If you're looking for fast, instant organic Google traffic try this.

I do this all the time and 8 times out of 10 I get ranked on page 1 of Google in around 5 minutes.

I'll explain this step-by-step so you can see exactly how I do it.

I start by going to the PRLog.org website (prlog.org) I like PRLog as you don't need to wait for your press release to be approved. They're all approved instantly.



Fill out your info and click on “Create Account”.

Once you've registered an account and you've logged in, click on the “Submit Press Release” link.

You'll then get to see all the great features you get for free.




Click on “Next” at the bottom. Now you'll be asked to submit your press release.



Enter the keyword phrase you want to rank for as the headline (min 20 characters).

Note: Ideally you want to go for low competition long tail keyword phrases (more than 3 words) where there aren't any authority sites on the first page of Google.

If you use Google Instant you can easily find low competition long tail keywords. If when entering your phrase into Google you see sites such as Ezinearticles and other article sites or classified ad pages or Hubpages or Squidoo etc..then you shouldn't have any problem ranking.

Enter the image text and then click “Next”. Then enter your press release summary, body text (make sure you include a link to your website!) and choose an appropriate category. You can enter upto 3 categories.

Next to “Issued By” enter your name or company and enter your email below. You also have the option to upload an image.

You can also enter additional information such as tags, company profile etc.

At the bottom of the page click on “Go To Final Step”.

You can now preview your press release. If you need to change anything click “Modify Press Release”.

If you're happy with it click on “Submit”.

Now, here's the exciting bit.

Go to Google and type in your keyword phrase. Refresh the results every few minutes and you'll see your press release appear in the top 10.

I've never had to wait more than 15 minutes for a PRLog press release to be indexed and ranked on the first page. Sometimes you'll find your press release ranking on Google's first page in as little as 2 minutes. Most are indexed AND ranked in 5 minutes on the 1st page.

PRLog press releases are also shown in Google News too which can bring you some good traffic.

This works great for ranking local search terms too. Many times I've ranked in the top 3 in Google in minutes for local keywords.

[joel1031]

Wow, great info!

[Cool Hand Luke]

Mark, you're brilliant. I'll be giving this a shot today. Thanks!

[garyv]

That's awesome! - How long do they usually stay there?

[Tony Marriott]

Sound like great free information. Great job sharing. I will definitely be giving this a try.

cheers
Tony

[Robert X]

Will this work for any site? Old,, New? Well I have a site that i wanna get ranked well so I'm gonna check it out right now. Be back to let you know.

[luckyshah290]

Thanks For The info ...

I have Tried This Techniques and .. Its Works ..
probably as this are PR sites they are constantly crawled by search engines .. and most of my PR are get indexed in google in less then 2 min ... Yeah thats right .. its that fast ..
Also They have a high ranking on the searches ..

Its Worth a Try .. If you haven't yet

Recommended PR sites ..

PRLog.org
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[mark411]

Originally Posted by garyv

That's awesome! - How long do they usually stay there?

A long time, I'm talking months and you don't need to do any backlinking which is good.

[mark411]

Originally Posted by Robert X

Will this work for any site? Old,, New? Well I have a site that i wanna get ranked well so I'm gonna check it out right now. Be back to let you know.

This is to get your press release ranked, not your website but you can place a link in the press release to your site.

[marketwarlord]

Another neat trick... not sure if this works for all press release sites, but a lot of times, you can get the RSS feed to your press release.... which means you can submit your RSS feed for your PR to RSS lists.

[4webmaster]

did it but can't see my press in google

[mark411]

Should be indexed. If you went after a competitive keyword you might not be on page 1.

[orvn]

Thanks for sharing this nifty little trick!
Your thread gets ✪✪✪✪✪ (:

[Valli]

Does this also work with foreign language press releases?!

[mark411]

Yes it does. I've seen a few foreign language press releases at PRlog.org

[Valli]

Thanks for the quick answer!

[bg-011]

Thank you for sharing, Another way is Digg. with proper wording it will get you on a first page within 5-10 minutes (tested and it works)
Thank you

[John Williamson]

Cool, thanks for the suggestion.

[Jackie M]

Thanks Mark for the info. Found it really helpful and amazing that something like this can get you results! Really appreciate the info.

[AMiRU]

Looks like I have something new to try on today, thanks for sharing. Hopefully it will work for me.

[JRCarson]

Great tip! Thanks.

[jhnbrwn]

It just simply awesome, but i amazingly worrying what if the Big G mind it and throw me in into sandbox

[NetWorth]

Great Tip Much Thanks!

[xxxJamesxxx]

Thanks, I'll probs give this a bash this afternoon if I get time

Btw, what's the sticking power of this method?

James

[markmax]

It is awesome tips. Thanks a lot for sharing this informative thread. I will try it for my website.

[olakh]

I am using this prlog press release site daily for submission.It shows the better result with a lot of views.

[KunTaoM]

Mark,

Question: are talking about actual website link or the submission link that goes up to Google front page?

[jiashaolin]

it's work or not?

[StoneWilson]

Have seen this before and tried, but it's hard to add link into contents, any ideas?

[wklee]

Great idea. Giving it a shot soon. But how long does it stay in page 1?

[mark411]

Originally Posted by StoneWilson

Have seen this before and tried, but it's hard to add link into contents, any ideas?

Add a few paragraphs then you'll be able to add a live link within your press release.

They also provide you with a list of incoming search terms which is very helpful.

Mark,

Question: are talking about actual website link or the submission link that goes up to Google front page?

The press release gets indexed and ranked normally in around 5 minutes on page 1 of Google if you follow the steps.

Thanks, I'll probs give this a bash this afternoon if I get time

Btw, what's the sticking power of this method?

James

They stick around a long time. I've tested a lot of free release websites and most press releases disappear after a day or two but for some reason these ones stick around for months. I haven't done any backlinking with PRLog but I know from backlinking other press releases you can get them to stick for years.

[mark411]

I'll do a live case study later today in real time so you can see me getting one of these to rank on page 1 (probably top 3 listing) in a few minutes. I'll provide more details soon so you can see just how effective this is.

[silverhero]

You are so clever..How long they usually stay there?

[mat3636]

Awesome, thanks for sharing !

[Captain_Morgan]

So Mark how long is your press release your do or do you just use an article instead??

[stufftheme]

i did it but no results

[mark411]

Case Study

I'll show you a little "trick" I like to use to capture more traffic. When searching many people like to add the year at the end of their search. So I sometimes like to include 2011 at the end of my page title (press release keyword phrase) to pick up lots of extra traffic that others are missing out on by not including the year. Just by adding 2011 competition can drop significantly and you'd be surprised how many people add the year.

For this case study I've chosen the phrase

order zara clothing online 2011

Great "buyer" keyword phrase with low competition = easy 1st page rankings in minutes.

I submitted it about 15 minutes ago and it's ranking at #5 in Google.COM

Rinse and repeat.

I haven't applied to be an affiliate yet so for now I've linked to the official website in the press release. I can edit the press release later.

[mark411]

Originally Posted by Captain_Morgan

So Mark how long is your press release your do or do you just use an article instead??

They're about 200 words in length, sometimes less and you can use an article no problem.

[seoguru13]

Thanks for sharing.

[BudEjase]

I am going to try this and will be adding prlog to my list. Props man, I greatly appreciate helpful posts like this. Things like this is what makes the warrior forum shine compared to other forums.

THANKS!

[VladWorks]

Good PR sites can do that for you....

Too bad News dont show up all over world usually only US

[RJS7]

Thank you so much for sharing this information.

[Rough Outline]

So you write a press release and link it back to your money site, right?

[airbusbarkley]

Do you write and submit a PR for each money/keyword page of your site or just your main domain/home page?

It sounds very interesting and I am looking forward to testing it out.

Thanks.

[Fazal Mayar]

this is amazing. When you have an authority blog, you can rank highly for keywords whenever you make posts!

[visimedia]

good information. Congrats on sharing this, people will like it .

[Yogini]

Mark,

This is a very good tutorial and I did notice it worked well in past. However, since Panda, it seems that they were hit hard and that the releases don't last long in organic . I don't see the one you posted anymore. Have you found you need to use backlinks to get it back in or higher up in the serps since March?

Debbie

[dagaul101]

Nice tips, the search engines love press releases, as they are considered a little bit more superior than article directories, so carry more weight

[packerfan]

I did one of these last night. It was indexed within 5 minutes, but nowhere to be found in the SERPS. I targeted a very long tail super easy keyword.

I also noticed the press release didn't get distributed.

I have much better results with webwire. Yes, it costs $20, but your press release will be picked up by a lot of places and has the potential to good traffic.

For example, I have a small niche site in what's about the most boring topic in the world. I submitted a press release through webwire, got about 50 visits/day for 2 weeks. Made over $50 in adsense revenue, and got tons of links out of the deal.

I just submitted another one for a different site a few minutes ago. We'll see how that one goes.

[freeman84]

thanks for the great share! this is the best info i received for free up till now~ definitely gonna try it.