Indexing new domains

**Rob88** · 09-12-2008 12:00 PM

Connect it to the web and then wait. In these days Google normaly takes it´s time to index.

**Local SEO Solutions** · 09-28-2008 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by Rayz.Mario

I'm really happy with the latest Google PR update. One of my blog not only got indexed and cached but also got a PR4.

Have you resolved your indexing problem?

**tanya1177** · 09-30-2008 12:56 PM

Do you have results with your domain?
I hope yes! What was the most helpful?

**RS92** · 10-31-2008 01:04 PM

I also agree that digg is the fastest way to get indexed in google.

**regmac** · 11-03-2008 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by netridge

how much content does your new site have? google won't index a site with little or not content.

Well, I have a site that has little or no content at all (since I haven't started posting contents yet) but gets crawled by SE bots on a regular basis.

As a solution to the main problem, find a site that seems busy with updates and/or is always updating. Then, try to put to that site your links. Doesn't matter if it is dofollow or not. As long as you have your links in there. That busy site gets most of the attention from SE bots which means "priority" (basically, you can identify the site with the highest priority by looking at its PR, the higher the number, the higher the priority). Also, try to look at the URL where you have your URL. Puzzled? Do not. For instance, mysite.com/deep/deeper/deepest/verydeepest.htm is the URL where yousite.com is posted and/or appears. The deeper the URL structure would be, the longer the waiting period.

Hope it helps.

**SticKer** · 11-04-2008 03:13 AM

Originally Posted by regmac

Well, I have a site that has little or no content at all (since I haven't started posting contents yet) but gets crawled by SE bots on a regular basis.

As a solution to the main problem, find a site that seems busy with updates and/or is always updating. Then, try to put to that site your links. Doesn't matter if it is dofollow or not. As long as you have your links in there. That busy site gets most of the attention from SE bots which means "priority" (basically, you can identify the site with the highest priority by looking at its PR, the higher the number, the higher the priority). Also, try to look at the URL where you have your URL. Puzzled? Do not. For instance, mysite.com/deep/deeper/deepest/verydeepest.htm is the URL where yousite.com is posted and/or appears. The deeper the URL structure would be, the longer the waiting period.

Hope it helps.

That's a nice and simple explanation.

SticKer