indexing with search engines

**mega** · 10 May, 2009, 23:47 PM

whats the absolute best way to get my new site noticed?
hell, its not even in google yet.

http://www.createagreatwebsite.com/

**Lalucochin** · 18 May, 2009, 12:45 PM

You need to submit to a few social bookmarking websites like Digg, Kwoff, Reddit etc . You will soon get indexed within hours.

**GameOver** · 18 May, 2009, 12:50 PM

It's best to do nothing at all. Let google find your site naturally.

**extreme-seo** · 1 July, 2009, 15:16 PM

Condescending your website is not easy. What you need is word of mouth publicity. blogging, social website or other ways are quite common and doing this way make the people feel as squalor.

The best way to do is by giving evince services and then let people gibber for your business. I dont think there can be any other way to get your site branded.

**Nick** · 1 July, 2009, 17:46 PM

Submit a sitemap in your Google Webmaster Tools console and then work on getting some backlinks.

**extreme-seo** · 6 July, 2009, 08:30 AM

Originally Posted by Nick

Submit a sitemap in your Google Webmaster Tools console and then work on getting some backlinks.

That;s quite comon dear. But what if even after submitting you do not get indexed. This is not the case with me but i have seen people who are worried even after submitting sitemap etc. If we submit sitemap more than once then what would be the result?

**Loko** · 6 July, 2009, 13:25 PM

2 weeks ago, I've put a new site online. Only had the Google Analytics code on it and no site promotion and sitemap yet.
It was indexed and on the first page for selected keywords in about 1 week.

**Nick** · 6 July, 2009, 14:57 PM

Originally Posted by extreme-seo

That;s quite comon dear. But what if even after submitting you do not get indexed. This is not the case with me but i have seen people who are worried even after submitting sitemap etc. If we submit sitemap more than once then what would be the result?

Google doesn't let you submit the same sitemap twice in the Webmaster Tools console.

And yes it is common, because it's what you need to do. If somebody were to submit a sitemap and their site isn't crawled after at least a month (which I have never heard of) then they probably don't have enough content, or the site isn't updated frequently.

**Will.Spencer** · 6 July, 2009, 15:38 PM

Google has been crawling and indexing my sites right after I install Wordpress -- before I add any content or links.

This year, I've had sites rank on page one for their target SERPs with no links or content.

That's spooky.