How to get your new website on Google in 24 hours!
If you have a new domain name and website, you would like to have it listed on Google, Yahoo, Bing (Microsoft) and others as fast as possible.
- Forget about free or paid website submission to search engines.
- Forget about submitting to free or paid directories.
- Forget about DMOZ as this organization will probably never include your website.
All this will only cost you time, money and will not bring you satisfaction.
First: Get a website
Register your domain name (mywebsite.com) and select a hosting provider.
Set up an email address with your hoster at the same domain name as you website.
Like: info@mywebsite.com
Second: Create minimal content
Make sure you have minimal content on your website: at least one page that explains the purpose. Preferably several pages that link to each other.
Creating a simple website can easily be achieved with NVU (free)
Else Google hasn’t got anything to index.
Third: Submit to Google & Co
Submit your website to Google, Yahoo and Bing.
Use the email address of your website.
Fourth: Get accounts on Social Media: Twitter, Plurk, Jaiku
Then create accounts on:
Twitter
Plurk
Jaiku
Use the website name as username or screen name.
- First name: first part of your website name or use “The”
- Name: second part of your website name: in order to have full name
Examples:
If your website is www.LEADSExplorer.com then use as First name: “The” and as Name: “LEADSExplorer”
If your website is www.generate_leads.com then use as First: “Generate” and as Name: “Leads”
Use the email address of your website as:
- This is required for verification (in some cases)
- People can reach you through this email.
Fifth: Complete information
Make sure you complete the profile:
- Include the link to your website: the url (www.mywebsite.com): This is utmost important
- The bio: write up a short information about your website and include the url again in the bio.
The bio is limited to 160 or 140 characters on the social media sites. Consider this as a challenge and a benefit as you have to explain in minimal wording.
Sixth: Write a few micro posts
Then post 2 to 3 micro blog posts on each of these micro blogging websites.
Again these posts are limited to 140 characters.
Avoid using the same text on the three social websites: just change a few words in each post.
Include in at least one post the website url: htt://www.mywebsite.com
Seventh: Wait 24 hours for Google
Wait 24 hours in order to give Google the time to index your website.
Compared to other methods this is many (50 or more) times faster.
Then Google your website or search on a part of a sentence used on the website.
The website might even end up high on the search page on specific keywords if these keywords have been used in the micro blog posts and on your website pages.
Conclusion
It is better to collect links to your site, instead of submitting to many search engines and directories as the blog posts on these social websites are ranked as important by the search engines.
Social media speeds up the process as Google pays a very biased attention to them.
Continue
Once you have started this game, you need to keep on feeding both your website and the social websites with new content.
You need to create new content on your website (at least every month) and you need to post new micro posts several times a week.
very informative post… you might also find this article to be of some use as well – reading it certainly changed the way i handle things now. best of luck and i look forward to reading future posts from you!
There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.
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