How to index blog in google search engine? suggest me.

[deepsand]

Now why would this idea be of less value than Steve's suggestion of link to it?

Steve did not say to ignore Google. Rather, he suggested a means of being discovered.

You do not have to do this to get indexed.

Didn't claim that it's necessary for discovery. But, it is sufficient for such.

[HTMLBasicTutor]

If you think beyond the nofollow attribute in the timelines of social networking sites,

You could:
-post something someone else found interesting or thought differently about
-said person either writes a glowing review of your link or writes a counter idea to your topic on their own blog/website with a link to your site
-bots crawl said site and discovers your article/post/site

Quick way to get discovered - maybe not, depends on how often the other site gets crawled or it could turn into a bunch of traffic (anyone smell link bait). Granted this isn't very likely to happen to someone under the radar of a VIP but there are ways to get VIP's attention.

Bots could also read the text portion of the RSS feed of your social media account, see the http, know it represents a link, then go and investigate. Don't say this idea won't work. A perfect example of bots reading text and following is when Google through up a bunch of 404 reports in people's Webmaster Tools because it picked up the truncated text on a page instead of the proper link. Happened with some perfectly legit references by other people to my pages.

[janeth]

Not what the OP inquires about.

Ignore Google!

Pay attention to what matters!

Google will find your website and they will rank your website without you having to do anything. Build yourself a Facebook page and let your friends and family know about the new site with a link.

From there it would depend on the site. But why play games with Google if they’ll find you while you are playing on the social sites? And when they find you they will not just index you but they will rank you.

I think your method is a waste of valuable time in my humble opinion.

how do you feel that this post, the one I am commenting on. The one that you like to post. Of what value does it add to the forum?

[deepsand]

Ignore Google!

Pay attention to what matters!

When one asks for help repairing his Chevy, telling him to buy a Ford is not helpful.

Google will find your website and they will rank your website without you having to do anything.

Google may find your site eventually, the time of which you cannot control if you rely on its being discovered via OBLs on other sites.

Telling the OP to ignore the basics is to do him a disservice.

[janeth]

When one asks for help repairing his Chevy, telling him to buy a Ford is not helpful.


Google may find your site eventually, the time of which you cannot control if you rely on its being discovered via OBLs on other sites.

Telling the OP to ignore the basics is to do him a disservice.

Google will actually find and index your site in less then 24 hours if you use the social media sites and again it's ranked not just indexed.

And he asked how to put a land line telephone in his Chevy. I told him to just get a cell phone. (-;

[deepsand]

Google will actually find and index your site in less then 24 hours if you use the social media sites ...

Maybe it will; and, maybe it won't.

... and again it's ranked not just indexed.

There is no "ranking" step involved.

All of the indices used as input to the SERP algorithm are created and populated by the indexing engine when it indexes a page. SERP rank is determined in real time based on the user's query string and the values in said indices.

And he asked how to put a land line telephone in his Chevy. I told him to just get a cell phone.

False analogy; he didn't ask for any kind of phone in his car.

[janeth]

Maybe it will; and, maybe it won't.


There is no "ranking" step involved.

All of the indices used as input to the SERP algorithm are created and populated by the indexing engine when it indexes a page. SERP rank is determined in real time based on the user's query string and the values in said indices.


False analogy; he didn't ask for any kind of phone in his car.

No but you brought up the car thing not me.

There is a ranking step involved. Links help you rank.

[deepsand]

No but you brought up the car thing not me.

And you made a false analogy.

There is a ranking step involved. Links help you rank.

That's part and parcel of the indexing process itself, not a separate one.

Being discovered and indexed prior to the discovery of any IBL, followed by the discovery of an IBL, has no inherent disadvantage compared to not being discovered and indexed until an IBL is first discovered.