How to get your new blog indexed by Google faster

Four days ago I started a new blog called PHP Snippets.
As you may guess, one of my main aim was to locate the site indexed on Google as soon as possible so I can start receiving organic traffic.

So, what did I do to get my new blog indexed by Google in one day?I used only a few "techniques" that even a beginner can use it.

I have said this many times, but in my opinion, patience is one of the key issues qualities a blogger. don't expect a new blog with a preserved registered domain to be able to dominate search engines within a month or two.

Give you an example, www.phpsnippets.info are already indexed in Google, but the rankings is bad: as I'm writing these lines, the blog currently ranked on page Google 8th for parliamentary PHP Snippets. , But I can bet that in 3 months, you are on page 1.

Patient who won't do Google index faster your blog, but I'll stop by frustration, which is in my opinion one of the worst enemies of a blogger.

Google has a service called Google Webmaster Tools, which gives you detailed reports about your visibility pages on Google.

The first thing to do is to install the free WordPress plugin "XML Sitemaps", activate it and generate a sitemap.Once done, log in to Google Webmaster tools and submitting your sitemap. the submitted sitemap helps Google to know about all your web pages.

Note that a sitemap.XML will help Google to index your blog, but that won't boost your rankings.Also, it appears that a page with any incomming connections will be ignored by Google, even if the page is in your sitemap.

Getting backlinks to your blog is probably one of the most effectives ways to get a good ranking in Google results pages.If you're a new blog, return from established sites will surely help you to reach very quickly indexed by Google.
Most people are focusing on building links to their homepage and forget to build links with their positions is a bad thing in my opinion, because most people searching Google for an information, not for a blog specifically.

The first on Google for a generic term like CSS buttons are actually very good for your blog; This brings 3000 + unique visitors per month to CatsWhoCode.

 

Therefore, how you can get links to your posts is very simple, and if your content is valuable, easy: use social media and social bookmarking sites your posts Spread. using Twitter, add them to sites like Delicious, DesignFloat, Dzone or DesignBump and post them on feed aggregators (OctoFinder, FeedAdage)