One of the questions that most frequently appear in Internet marketing Forums is “How do I get my blog/site quickly indexed by Google?”
Without going into on-page and off-page SEO techniques or a loong description of the whos, whys and wheres, here is an extremely simple method to have a website quickly indexed (and high ranked) by Google:
a) write a good article, with the keywords related to your subject in the right places (Title, first & last paragraphs, and spread 2-3 times along the body);
b) post the article on your blog/site;
c) submit it to social bookmarking sites; (here is where most people make a mistake: do not submit to 50 or more social bookmarking sites on a single day, submit to 5-6 every 2 days, this will slowly build links to your website);
d) place classified ads, with a link to your blog/site, on USfreeads, InetGiant, Ablewise, etc (again, this is link building; Google loves USfreeads and other classified ads sites);
e) rewrite your article to make it original and post it on Hubpages, with a link to your blog/site.
That’s it. Now wait, sometimes just a few hours, to see your blog/site show up on Google’s search results. Of course, there’s a few more things you can and should do to maintain your high rankings, but writing about it would turn this post into an ebook…BTW, this method and several other tips are explained in details here.
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All types of methods can be used to increase website ranking and get targeted traffic from search engines. Article submission, link exchanging, social bookmarking, they all have the same purpose: building back links to a website thus increasing its popularity.
Web directory submission is one of the most popular methods used by webmasters to build one way backlinks. A web directory is a site that contains links to different websites, classified according to various categories and subcategories.
According to Angela Edwards from Easybacklinkbuilder, “A backlink to the search engines counts as a vote for your website. The more important the search engine thinks the site that actually contains the link to your site, more high quality that site is, the higher the search engine views that backlink. The higher they view that for your site.”
By submitting your website to high quality Link Directories your site’s Link Popularity, Google PR and Search Engine Ranking will increase, thus will the number of visitors coming to your website.
Submitting a website to a directory is a very simple process. It is similar to listing a phone number in a directory. There are two ways to submit a website to directories. One is through manual submissions and the other is through directory submission software. Manual submissions take an awful amount of time and effort. This effort and time can be completely wasted if the directory turns down your site for one reason or another. Normally, a website is evaluated based on its content before it is accepted into a directory, so the directories require some time to approve the link.
Using directory submission software makes the whole process easier and more efficient and at the same time avoids hassles and mistakes.
Tom Dahne & Paul Martin’s “Link Directory Submitter” is one of the best submission softwares on the market. “Link Directory Submitter” is the perfect solution for submitting your sites to a multitude of pre-configured online directories. It comes with 2700+ link directories to submit to, more than half ranging from PR4 to PR7 but does not contain FFA pages or Link farms. Instead you will find specific, highly targeted directory sites just like DMOZ and many more.
It would be just too long to enumerate here all the amazing features of “Link Directory Submitter“. So I invite you to visit the salespage and see for yourself how it can generate high-quality traffic to your website. Click HERE.
Lately some of my Google searches are giving such strange and stupid results that I’m becoming surprised and disappointed.
Things like getting as first page, top rank result a four-year-old never updated blog page which contains a phrase mentioning the specific keyword searched for…and no useful information at all! Or a single-word forum post…
SEO experts and internet marketing teachers recommend that you build content websites in order to get top ranking positions and free targeted traffic from Search Engines, i.e., from Google. Hundreds of reports, ebooks, books, videos, courses, coaching programs have been created around this subject. They’ve even coined the phrase “ content is king”.
I always thought “content” meant useful, quality information made accessible through the Internet in well written, intelligible language.
It seems Google doesn’t have the same concept. It seems the more they perfect their robots, spiders and algorithms the less precise and trustable become their search results.
Unfortunetaly I haven’t documented all my past bad experiences with Google searches (but I will from now on…), so let’s have a look at the latest one.
You must have heard of Commission Blueprint, an Internet Marketing product launched by Steven Clayton and Tim Godfrey on the 27th August. Well, on the morning of that same day, I searched Google for “commission blueprint”. Here are the top three pages presented at the time:
A fresh search on the following day showed that number three above had fallen to the fourth position and http://www.squidoo.com/commission-blueprint-system assumed the third position. It also showed that number one had been edited to include an image and a list of bonus products offered to those who buy through the affiliate link.
Now let me get down to what really matters. I think two important concepts are at stake here.
The first: Google rewards content, according to the experts. Content is king, preach the experts. Not really, as you will see below.
The second: when you do a search online you are looking for useful information about the topic you typed in the search box. And it would be more than logical to assume that the highest the position on the search engine results the more qualified would be the information. That’s not true at Google, as you will see below.
If you go and read the webpage Google gave the highest position – commissionblueprintx – you will be surprised and disappointed. The author has taken the various affiliate email templates, ran them through some article spinner software and published them. Here is some “content” extracted from the page:
“The Best Thing?
You do not need experience with you all because they throughout the process, and the screen and enter all the necessary tools to actually that this will happen.”
Or this:
“The strange thing?
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It’s odd that they openly distribute these things. When it comes to me, I have kept my mouth closed GOOD.” Is this English?
Even the top topic that’s been added later contains this piece:
”I thought I’ve seen it all when it comes to affiliate marketing but Commission Blueprint simply blew me away!” Anyone who’s ever used an article re-writer knows this is a standard fill-in-the-blanks phrase.
As regards content, the whole page is a piece of garbage. And this piece of garbage was rewarded by Google with the top ranking!
Now take a look at the squidoo lens – http://www.squidoo.com/commission-blueprint-system – that outranked euserreviews and compare both. Euserreviews is a well written, high-quality, information-packed product review while the squidoo lens is a bunch of keywords put together with very little information around it. As regards content, not far from number one’s garbage.
Sincerely, if this is the best Google can do, should we trust their search results?
Should you follow the advice to build real content? Is it really necessary? Does it really work?
The obvious answer is no. Why spend time building content if you can get top ranking at Google with any crap as long as you place the right number of keywords within the crap and have the keywords in the domain name?
Your “content” doesn’t even have to make any sense in plain English (or in any other language), all you need is to follow a formula that spreads keywords along the text and you are done.
And this is the search engine that supposedly penalizes duplicate content. I’d rather have duplicate content than the rubbish Google is promoting to first page ranking.
If like every marketer you dream about having your websites on top search engine ranking and taking your traffic and income to the next level, Tom Dahne’s “Link Directory Submitter” can help you almost instantly. Instead of waiting months to generate sales on your site, you can start gaining the hits you want right now.
