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How to get all your web pages indexed by Google in 4 hours

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How to get all your web pages indexed by Google in 4 hours

Normally to get your web pages indexed by Google can be frustrating and long to say the least. We tried submitting some web sites to Google by submitting the URL or web site address to Google for indexing. Some of them took weeks to get all the pages indexed. This was very frustrating to say the least; because it meant we couldn’t move forward and get the websites to move up in the search engine rankings, because there are no web pages to link to when you type in the relevant key words. You know you have done everything required of your to get better search engine rankings for your web site but the Google robots are taking their time to recognise your pages so all you can do is sit patiently and hope that one day your pages will be indexed so that you can move up the rankings Remember: if the search engines do not list or index your web pages then you are going nowhere fast.

The seogym.com is experienced at recognising these problems and using the simple software tutorial called top 10 search engine position they were able to get all the pages of a web site listed and indexed by Google within 4 hours, and then managed to get top 10 first page results with some of the keywords within 24 hours-This is remarkable to say the least. The moral of this is that to get all your web pages indexed by Google in 4 hours requires complex submission of you pages and the correct path in your web pages when you upload your site to tell the Google bots which pages to index an whether or not to create a robots tx file to tell the robots which pages to index or exclude from search results, you will also need to tell the robots the frequency in which to index the web pages, last but not  least you will need to create a site map xml file to upload with your site. This is like a summary of your web site for the robots to read(a bit like the beginning index of a book).You will then need to prioritize  your web pages for the robots to be able to understand which page are more relevant and in which order. CONFUSED!!

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Feb
6
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Part II – Getting Your Site Indexed in Google

Author admin    Category Google Optimization     Tags , , , ,

Getting your site listed in Google is easier than ever now since Google offers sitemaps.

By using a sitemap, you can make it very easy to get all of your pages indexed by Google. This can help you raise your rankings in Google, as well as help searchers find you.

The beauty of sitemaps is that once you’ve set up your sitemap, you can basically forget about it until you make updates to your site. Then you will need to add the new entries to your sitemap. Google will take care of the rest.

However, if you’re a non-techie, or the idea of setting up scripts, or learning new software doesn’t appeal to you, there are other ways to get the job done without stressing yourself.

There are plenty of online tools that you can use that are absolutely free. Although these sites won’t help you if you have a really large site, usually over 1,000 pages, for the average site owner, these tools will get the job done, and at most, all you’ll need to know how to do is cut and paste, save, and then upload your sitemap to your site.

Below are some tools you can use to help you get started. Try the various tools out first to see which ones you like best. These are the easiest solutions I’ve found for creating sitemaps, and it will only take you a few minutes to get your sitemap created and submitted.

1. Sitemap Doc – http://www.sitemapdoc.com/ – This site will create a sitemap for sites up to 750 pages. All you have to do is enter your URL for the main page for your site, click the create map button, and this site will extract your urls and create your sitemap. It also allows you to customize your map by adding additional urls, as well as changing time, date, and priority settings.

2. Audit My PC – http://www.auditmypc.com/free-sitemap-generator.asp – This sitemap creator actually gives you two options: you can create a sitemap for Google, and you can create a sitemap for your visitors. The sitemap you create for your visitors can help you in getting spidered by the newer spiders offered by MSN and Yahoo.

3. ROR – http://www.rorweb.com/ – ROR is very similar to XML, which is the formatting used in sitemaps, and you can use it to create your sitemaps. Unlike most sitemap utilities, this tool does more. It will help you more fully describe the content on your website. You can also use it to create feeds for your products and services, as well as feeds for your site.

I used the ROR generator to create sitemaps for my sites, and I found it to be much easier. I submitted the ROR sitemap feeds to Google, and it has eliminated any errors I had in my previous sitemaps.

What’s I liked about this site is that it gives you plenty of options in both the types of feeds you create, as well as a choice between an online tool or software to create sitemaps and feeds.

4. WordPress Sitemap Generator – http://www.arnebrachhold.de/2005/06/05/google-sitemaps-generator-v2-final – For those of you who use Wordpress for your blog, this is the only tool you need to create your sitemaps.

This sitemap generator is actually a plugin you can install on your Wordpress Blog and use it to automatically generate a new sitemap for your blog each time you post.

This keeps your sitemap constantly updated, and it allows Google to more fully spider your blog. Once installed and updated, you can forget about it. The plugin takes care of the rest.

5. Google Sitemap Generators List – http://code.google.com/sm_thirdparty.html – If none of the solutions above work for you, or you need something more comprehensive, Google offers a large list of scripts and software you can use to generate your sitemaps. This will be the solution for any site that has a large number of pages and needs a sitemap that can’t be created with the tools listed above.

Once you’ve created and uploaded your sitemap, then it’s time to submit it. You will need a Gmail account so that you can sign into Google Sitemaps. You can sign into sitemaps here: http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login.

You can also find out more about the various types of content that Google accepts: http://www.google.com/submit_content.html

Follow the instructions for submitting your site. It should take you about two minutes to add your sitemap. Once you’ve added your sitemap, Google will take over. Now, not only will you be able to get your site more fully spidered by Google, you’ll also get plenty of helpful statistics on your site. You can use what you learn from your stastics to improve your search engine coverage and raise your rankings.

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