How fast do you think you can get your brand new blog or website indexed by Google?
Well, the accepted method by those who really have no idea what they are doing is to submit your new blog or website to the search engines and wait for them to index you. How long do you think that will take? Well don’t hold your breath. This is the best way to get your site sand-boxed for anything up to six months so don’t even think about doing this unless you have a lot of patience…
A more savvy website or blog owner will probably tell you to write an article about your niche and submit it to Ezine Articles. Well, that can work pretty well and get you indexed in less than a week as well as giving your site a nice PR6 one-way back-link.
But what if I told you there was a much quicker way of getting a brand spanking new blog or website indexed much faster than that. How quick do you think I could get one indexed?
A few days?
Within a day?
A few hours?
Hehe… how about a few minutes - and top of page 1 in Google for the search term?
Oh dear. Now you’ve got to go get a cloth and mop up the beer you just spat out and choked on when you read that. I know what you’re going to say.
“Do you think I’m an idiot? No one can get a brand new site indexed that fast! And as for getting it to the top of page one, forget it!”
Wanna bet?
I can. In fact I did it earlier with my brand new, un-indexed blog, Work at Home. It took me about five minutes. I wrote a post and before I’d finished proof reading it, it was catapulted to the top of the Google search results page for the keywords I selected. That’s Google.com, by the way, not Google in outer Mongolia!
I know of several other bloggers who are dong it too. Yesterday they had a contest to see who could get to the top the fastest for a particular search term. Within minutes they held the top ten places!
So you’re probably thinking, “This guy’s dreaming or that’s some damn good beer he’s drinking!” Well, it’s all true (it’s a bit early for a beer, anyway). Would you like me to tell you how I did it?
Simple when you know how.
Google (and every other search engine) relies on its being able to produce accurate and informative and relevant web page results for the surfers who use its search index. That’s how it got to be the number one search engine. It wants to stay that way, too. So in order to bring you relevant and accurate information, it needs relevant web pages to fulfill the search terms it receives. And that’s where you can make your killing.
The blog post that got my blog indexed earlier was entitled: “Can I Work at Home for Mony“, but before I even wrote it, I gave Google a reason to index it. I did a search on that exact same term, “can I work at home for mony” first and was delighted to see that it brought up zero results. I then set about writing my post, then I published it and pinged Google. Then I waited a couple of minutes, refreshed the Google search panel and BINGO! There was my page top of page1 for that search term.
Ok, it was the ONLY result for the search term “can I work at home for mony” and I don’t suppose too many people will be searching on it anytime soon - the spelling mistake makes it rather unique - but the magic part is that it got not only the post indexed within a few minutes, but the whole site as well!
What happened was that by my doing a search on the term can I work at home for mony, Google flagged it as a request that needs some results, so when it found no matches, it set a flag to watch out for any new web pages that may be created relevant to that search term in the future and as soon as it finds them, to index them so they’ll be there the next time someone does a search on that term, in order to provide it’s service to its clients - you and me!
By fulfilling it’s newly created need for a page relevant to that search term, I simply pinged Google to let it know that a relevant page now exists. It sent its bot to spider that page immediately and upon satisfying itself that the page was relevant to the search term, indexed it on the spot.
Now, if anyone can beat that, I’d sure like to hear of it!
By the way, if you’re wondering of this post will get placed on that search results page - yes it will as the keywords “can I work at home for mony” appear on this page a few times. It would get on there faster if I included that term in the title and also in a header within the body of the text as well, but I don’t think it’s necessary - a few random occurrences of the keyword will suffice.
Where did I hear about it? Grizzly’s place: How to Make Money Online for Beginners… btw, it’s a free hosted blog…
If you’re interested, try it!Terry Didcott
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