Exactly how I get my sites indexed in less than 8 hours

[sideserver]

Hey everyone,

I thought I share a powerful tactic I've been using to get my niche affiliate sites indexed very quickly. I haven't seen this being talked about anywhere before hopefully this is something new to you guys.

Anyways, getting websites indexed these days is trickier than it used to be simply because the internet is filled up with way too much crap and search engines are a lot more cautious about which pages they're letting into their databases. Sometimes, you can put up a site for days or weeks without it appearing in the SERPS at all.

So lets think about this for a bit: what must happen before a search engine can include a site into its index? The answer: The site has to be crawled by the search engine's robots (or spiders). How do we convince spiders to visit our sites? Most of the time, we do social bookmarking, submitting articles, pinging etc. But everyone uses these techniques and they're not nearly as effective as they used to be.

Alright. So what do I do if I want Googlebot to knock on my door? Simple. Go straight to the source and ask!

Here's what I do:

1. Go to the Google Adwords keywords tool and select "Generate keyword ideas from Website content"
2. Check "Include other pages on my site linked from this URL"



First couple of times it returns keywords based on the domain name

After a few hits it returns keywords relating to the actual content of the site

This wakes up Googlebot and forces them to crawl your website - Much more so than pinging or bookmarking.

Within minutes, google hits nearly every page linked from the home page. Now to be sure, there's a distinction between the adwords keyword bot and the actual site crawler... BUT I BET google keeps the domain cached for spidering by the real google bot)

Typically, using this technique I can get my sites indexed overnight, if not faster. Check it out, and see for yourselves!

[socialmindset]

Thanks David, will try it out.

[Christopher Howard]

Thank you very much for this information David! Great post!

[web_india]

Nice tip ,i'll have to test ,thanx

[Vince Runza Online]

I keep getting this result at the very top: "Keywords related to search engine submission"

Looks like using this tool this way actually gets the Googlebots hopping!

[J Elizabeth Dize]

That is an awesome tip I haven't seen anywhere else. Thanks

[clint48]

Thanks David, I have been using digg and that has worked well for me, but I will try this also.

Clint

[Steven Carl Kelly]

Just an FYI, while I believe this is very certainly worth using because you should try to find every opportunity, I have been told that there is a wide separation between the AdWords keyword bot and the regular Googlebot and that there is no sharing of data between them.

That's from a pretty good source.

[keithngu]

Definitely should try this out..

[Dana_W]

But if he is saying that his sites got indexed overnight, that is a good sign that he's doing something right!

[Robertas]

WOW. G!!

Thanks a lot man
Very useful information

[spearce000]

Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing it.

[TheRealDomainer]

Thanks David...

Also, go to google.com/addurl, add your site and description and voila, its done

[radiantorganics]

off to try this

Originally Posted by faxinator

Just an FYI, while I believe this is very certainly worth using because you should try to find every opportunity, I have been told that there is a wide separation between the AdWords keyword bot and the regular Googlebot and that there is no sharing of data between them.

That's from a pretty good source.

I think he said the same thing in his initial post, towards the bottom - didn't he?

[jay68]

So, am I to go back and add these related keywords to the content of my site in order for it to be indexed?

[Greg Cooksley]

Hey David,

Thanks for sharing this.....

I've just put up a new site, so I'll be testing this soon...

Regards

Greg

[Steven Carl Kelly]

Originally Posted by kohuether

I think he said the same thing in his initial post, towards the bottom - didn't he?

Well, he said he bets Google keeps the URL for indexing by the regular Googlebot. I've been told, directly by someone who should know, that the two are completely separated and the data not shared (so I would infer that the URL is not sent to the regular Googlebot). But like I said, folks should always try all the legal and ethical means they can to aid their efforts.

[Jared Alberghini]

Quite interesting... I just tried this on a new site, I'll report my findings...

Anyone else have any success with trying this?

- Jared

[ladyjane]

I tried this on a new blog I put up today. I'll see how it goes with the search engines! Thanks for the tip, by the way!

[gareth]

KEWL - time saver

[Francis Chan]

I tried it last night and this morning one of the pages is indexed!
The page that got indexed is the Privacy Policy page!
Will be keeping tab on this.

[sheryll]

cool tip! thanks david, will give it a try

[Dave Allen]

Thanks David!

I tried it. Checked my log files within 15 minutes and found the AdWords keyword bot had crawled 10 different pages on my new site.

[Didi]

Thanks David. This is one good tip. I'll go try it out.

[sideserver]

Awesome. Glad people are finding this useful.

[rapidscc]

Hi David,

Thank you for the tip. Saved your post already :-)

~Omar/RapidScc

P.S.

Post like these keeps me hopping like a googlebot! thanks again bro!

[Asher]

Nice one David,

The tip works just like you said it would ;D
Great job!

Asher

BTW, Happy Birthday! It states it's your birthday today

[Joeez]

Great Idea! I would never have thought of this, but it makes perfect sense. Thanks for the tip.

[sideserver]

Originally Posted by Asher

Nice one David,

The tip works just like you said it would ;D
Great job!

Asher

BTW, Happy Birthday! It states it's your birthday today

Indeed it is. Thanks!

[Chris Cho]

I'll def try this out. Thanks!

[tamtu]

kudos, great tip.

[zeurois]

Originally Posted by faxinator

Just an FYI, while I believe this is very certainly worth using because you should try to find every opportunity, I have been told that there is a wide separation between the AdWords keyword bot and the regular Googlebot and that there is no sharing of data between them.

That's from a pretty good source.

Good point. That's what I wanted to say next.

Originally Posted by Dana_W

But if he is saying that his sites got indexed overnight, that is a good sign that he's doing something right!

Only by submitting to digg or whatever will get you site indexed. If you are listed or not in the SERPs, that depends on your site's content/domain name/seo/etc.

Usually, if you simply ping or digg, bots will come in less than 2 hours.

BTW, I created a blog on blogger few days ago and it got indexed in few minutes!!

HTH

[homebus]

hi. i've also found that if you write some written content on a social networking site and submit it to Digg, Mixx, Subbmitt, swik and LinksMarker that written content will be on page one of google within one hour - honestly.. thanks for your original info. great stuff

[Enquirer]

Thanks for the idea, Sideserver.

I've had a site registered for nearly a year. I have five pages on it. Yahoo finds it but google brings up registeredlookup.com, where it's shown with other sites that were registered at about the same time. I will get all the pages linked properly from the home page - at present, only the link to one page works - and then try this to see if google will find it. I never intended having the pages linked to each other - not sure why now - I only wanted them linked from the home page.

I'll report back here a couple of days after using the suggested method.

[TheRealDomainer]

use google base...
use squidoo
use great keywords

[Steven Carl Kelly]

FYI, I wanted to test this with a new undeveloped domain. On the 21st I put up some keyword dense content and submitted it to the Google Keyword Tool, but to date the regular Googlebot has not indexed the site.

I'll let you know if it does.

As far as getting sites indexed quickly, a submission to Digg has always done it just about as quickly as anything else.

[clint48]

Same here David, haven't had any spiders crawling my site either and it has been two days now since I tried the adword tool.

Clint

[Dave Allen]

I checked my log files and the Google bot crawled my site just over 7 hours after I conducted this test. So it worked for me.

Thanks again!

[hemjoe]

Some success and some not but for how long it takes and the chance that it might help surely it is worth a try. I will be trying it

[Steven Carl Kelly]

Update: So far, despite days going by, my previously undeveloped site remains unindexed.

[SteveJohnson]

Originally Posted by faxinator

Well, he said he bets Google keeps the URL for indexing by the regular Googlebot. I've been told, directly by someone who should know, that the two are completely separated and the data not shared (so I would infer that the URL is not sent to the regular Googlebot). But like I said, folks should always try all the legal and ethical means they can to aid their efforts.

I find that a little difficult to believe. After all, Google is a data aggregator in essence. Google wants to know EVERYTHING. For one part of Google to know something and deny it to another part of Google seems...a little ridiculous, at best.

[Darth Executor]

Originally Posted by steveinidaho

I find that a little difficult to believe. After all, Google is a data aggregator in essence. Google wants to know EVERYTHING. For one part of Google to know something and deny it to another part of Google seems...a little ridiculous, at best.

I agree. Plus, I don't trust Google to be honest anyway. If they can lie, get away with it, and get a decent benefit out of it, they will.