Googles rolled out a new tool at Google Webmaster Central, a robots. Its designed to allow site owners to easily create a robots. My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic Background Music here. Hi Ferb, All what is recommended in that post, I did, and more And that is exactly my point Google does NOT follow the robots. Peter. About robots. In a nutshell. Web site owners use the robots. The Robots Exclusion. Generate effective robots. Google and other search engines are crawling and indexing your site properly. InpK5nJCI/hqdefault.jpg' alt='Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' title='Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' />The robots. All major search engines support the basic. How to Get Google to Instantly Index Your New Website. Do you want more organic search traffic to your site Im willing to bet the answer is yes we all do Organic search traffic is critical for growing your website and business. In fact, its the source of over half of all site traffic, on average, as compared to just 5 from social media. Some research claims around 3. But the stats dont matter much if your site doesnt show up in the search results at all. How do you get your new site or blog indexed by Google, Bing, and other search engines Well, youve got two choices. You can take the tortoise approach just sit back and wait for it to happen naturally, but this can take weeks or months. Trust me, Ive been there before not fun. Or you can make it happen now, giving you more time and energy to put towards increasing your conversion rate, improving your social presence and, of course, writing and promoting great and useful content. I dont know about you, but Id rather get my sites indexed as quickly as possible because it gives me more time to build my audience. These strategies are exactly how I grew this blog to over 6. Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' title='Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' />I did Want to do the same thing Stick around, because Im spilling the beans on everything Ive learned about SEO and how to get your website indexed fast in this step by step guide Want to skip ahead to a particular section Why do you need to index your site So what are the indexing factors that matterJust a few SEO mistakes wiped out more than 80 of our organic traffic. Learn the mistakes we made and you can avoid them. A very handy social glossary full of social terminology. We hope this helps you decipher all the social jargonStep 1 Is my site indexed already Step 2 Install and set up Google Analytics Search Console. Step 3 Create a content marketing strategy. Step 4 Start blogging. Step 5 Use internal links on your website. Step 6 Promote social sharing of your content. Crack Real Life Cam on this page. El Sitio De Leningrado Michael Jones Pdf on this page. Step 7 Add a sitemap plugin to get Google to index your site. Step 8 Submit a sitemap to Search Console. Step 9 Create social media channels. Step 1. 0 Use robots. Step 1. 1 Index your site with other search engines. Step 1. 2 Share your content on aggregators. Step 1. 3 Share your website link everywhere. Step 1. 4 Set up an RSS feed. Step 1. 5 Submit your website to directories. Step 1. 6 Check for Google crawl errors frequentlyBONUS Step 1. The pages that shouldnt be indexed and how to prevent them from being crawled BONUSBONUS Step 1. Make a plan for updating old content. Im going to walk you through how to get your site indexed quickly, which will bring you more organic search traffic and higher rankings. Lets get startedWhy do you need to index your site First, the obvious answer. If you want your site to show up in the search results at all, then it needs to be indexed. However, you dont want your site to be indexed just once. You want the search engines to keep re indexing your site. Search engines like Google dont just update automatically. They rely on spiders little bits of computer code that each search engine sends out to crawl the web hence, spider. You want an efficient, frequent crawl rate. The spiders job is to look for new stuff on the web and update the already indexed version of your site. That new stuff can be a new page on an existing site, a change to an existing page, or an entirely new site or blog. Once the spider finds a new site or page, it needs to figure out what that new site or page is about. Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' title='Robots.Txt File Block All Search Engines' />Way back in the Wild Wild West of the early web, search engine spiders werent nearly as smart as they are today. You could force a spider to index and rank your page based on nothing more than how many times a particular search phrase keyword appeared on the page. For todays content success, you cant rely on these old school search engine optimization strategies. And the keyword didnt even have to be in the body of the page itself. Many people ranked for their biggest competitors brand name just by stuffing dozens of variations of that brand name in a pages meta tagsFortunately for Google search users and ethical website owners, those days are long gone. Today, keyword and meta tag stuffing will get you penalized, not rewarded. And meta keyword tags arent really part of the algorithm at all though there are still good reasons to use them. If youre not careful, you could get your site kicked out of the index altogether which means your site wont rank for any keywords at all. These days, Google is much more concerned with the overall user experience on your site and the user intention behind the search  i. Dont get me wrong keywords still matter. Other factors are also important  up to 2. Brian Dean of Backlinko. These include things like quality inbound links, social signals though not directly, and valid code on all your pages. But none of that will matter if the spiders cant tell the search engines your pages are there in the first place, meaning they wont show up in search results. And thats why indexing is so important. To put it simply, indexing is the spiders way of gathering and processing all the data from pages and sites during its crawl around the web. Frequent indexing improves your search results. The spider notes new documents and changes, which are then added to the searchable index Google maintains. Those pages are only added if they contain quality content and dont trigger any alarms by doing shady things like keyword stuffing or building a bunch of links from unreputable sources. When the spider sees a change on your website, it processes both the content text on the page as well as the locations on the page where search terms are placed. It also analyzes the titles tag, meta tag, and alt attributes for images. That spider then adds, or indexes, that content into Google. Thats indexing in a nutshell. It is an essential webmaster tool. When a search user comes along looking for information by typing in search keywords, Googles algorithm goes to work. The algorithm then decides where to rank a page in comparison to all the other pages related to those keywords. How often your site is indexed can affect your performance in search results. You want to make sure all your latest content is available for those searching and Googles spiders at all times. Thats the short and somewhat simplified version of how Google finds, analyzes, and indexes new sites like yours. Many other search engines, like Bing or Yahoo, follow similar procedures, though there can be variations in the specifics as each has its own algorithm. So what are the indexing factors that matter You want an efficient index rate for your website. That means you want search engine spiders to find your new content as quickly as possible after you hit publish. You can check how often Google is crawling your pages by logging into Search Console. Not set up with Google Search Console yet Jump down to Step 2 to learn how to get your website set up. In Search Console, click on your website. Then click on Crawl Crawl Stats. Youll see some graphs like this The first graph the blue one shows how often Google is crawling your site. Those are my graphs. As you can see, the blue one is trending upward. That graph the Pages crawled per day one shows how often Google is crawling my site each day. As a rule of thumb, the more crawling the better. There are some cases, however, where too much crawling can overload your server resources. Typically its the result of a server misconfiguration instead of an issue with Googles spiders. This is very rare though, so you probably wont need to worry about this.