how to check my content is index by google ?

**SonnyCooL** · 11 March, 2013, 18:57 PM

Guy how to check my post/page is index by google ?
any command on google search ?

i know site: domain.com
any other word that i can use keyword to search ?
thanks

**TopDogger** · 11 March, 2013, 19:34 PM

Here are all of the different search operators that can be used in a Google search:

Google Search Operators - Google Guide

**iowadawg** · 11 March, 2013, 20:07 PM

Easy answer is this:
If your blog/site is indexed by google, then new posts are also indexed.

One thing I have learned is to try not to use a subject line for a post that is popular.
EG: if obama dies today, why bother with a subject line like "president obama dies today" that will be used by every known news service in the world.
Chnage it up to something like: America Rejoices! The Dumbass is Dead!

Hahahahhaa...above is just for that future day.....

**bogart** · 12 March, 2013, 04:53 AM

You can also manually check that your content is indexed in Google by searching on an excerpt contained within quotes i.e. "Guy how to check my post/page is index by google ?"

Check this out on how it works:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...rp.IOrF6KTHMJg

**SonnyCooL** · 12 March, 2013, 05:39 AM

Originally Posted by bogart

You can also manually check that your content is indexed in Google by searching on an excerpt contained within quotes i.e. "Guy how to check my post/page is index by google ?"

Check this out on how it works:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...rp.IOrF6KTHMJg

but some title is way too popular ....

**bogart** · 12 March, 2013, 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by SonnyCooL

but some title is way too popular ....

You need to use an actual excerpt from the content like this https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...rp.h5JMFstGMCA

**TopDogger** · 12 March, 2013, 11:26 AM

SonnyCool, the idea is to search for a sentence or fragment of text that looks to be unique. That method will not only tell you if Google has indexed the page, it will also show you who is stealing your content.

The text is surrounded with quotes because you are performing a "phrase match" search.

**Mike Dammann** · 12 March, 2013, 13:55 PM

OK, I don't wish death on anyone

But using your example:

If Obama was to die, then people would go crazy searching for all types of Obama related material. RIP Obama <== will not generate you anything.

"Obama inauguration" "Obama Yes We Can Speech" etc. would probably hit easier.

You get my point ...

Originally Posted by iowadawg

Easy answer is this:
If your blog/site is indexed by google, then new posts are also indexed.

One thing I have learned is to try not to use a subject line for a post that is popular.
EG: if obama dies today, why bother with a subject line like "president obama dies today" that will be used by every known news service in the world.
Chnage it up to something like: America Rejoices! The Dumbass is Dead!

Hahahahhaa...above is just for that future day.....

**bogart** · 12 March, 2013, 14:19 PM

Originally Posted by Mike Dammann

OK, I don't wish death on anyone

But using your example:

If Obama was to die, then people would go crazy searching for all types of Obama related material. RIP Obama <== will not generate you anything.

"Obama inauguration" "Obama Yes We Can Speech" etc. would probably hit easier.

You get my point ...

This is off topic but ...

Obama hit by bus (actually a guy wearing an Obama mask)

**TopDogger** · 12 March, 2013, 14:21 PM

I think what IowaDawg is talking about is a focus on long-tail keywords, rather than the keywords that everyone else will focus on. It would be very difficult to rank well for the same search phrase that hundreds of thousands of web sites would focus on.