How do I get indexed by Google?
Author:
Nick 
SEO Videos
Welcome to this weeks SEO video tutorial. Getting your new website or new domain indexed by Google can be frustrating and sometimes time consuming, so we have put a list together of our tips and tricks for getting indexed quickly and naturally.
Ping URL to Google
The first place to start is simple, Google has a ‘add url’ web page at google.com/addurl/, where you can submit your website to Google’s index. You have to enter the URL and a small description. Although this should do the trick, you have to assume there is a huge backlog of sites and we believe there are better methods.
Google’s Webmaster Tools
Google’s webmaster tools has the ability to monitor and review multiple websites within Google, Google gives recommendations for HTML, Crawl stats, load speed and much more. We would recommend that you use the sitemaps feature to add an XML sitemap, instructing Google of your website URLs.
Link From An Authoritative Website
Linking your new domain from an established website that gets indexed regularly will allow to Google to find your website the next time your authoritative site gets cached. We wouldn’t recommend to anchor your keywords tho, something like the company name or the URL itself will look more natural.
Linking from a Blog
As some of you will know, blogs with RSS feeds can get indexed by Google almost instantly, we see our Creare Communications posts indexed within 5 minutes. This is a great opportunity to link a new domain from a blog post to get Google to notice and index it.
Social Media & Bookmarking
Real time results are now apart of Google’s universal search, they gets indexed quickly in real time. You could use any authoritative social media profile to link to a new domain in order for Google crawl the site.
We cannot guarrantee that your site will get indexed instantly with these methods, but it will improve your chances. Thanks for watching please leave any additional suggestions on the supporting blog post.
As a test I had added a clients new domain to this blog post.
