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STEP 13 -
Getting "found"
by Google
Note: Google is
currently making
the transition
from a monthly
update process
to a more or
less
"continuous"
update process.
This means that
some of the
information in
this part of the
tutorial may
soon be out-
dated. The SEO
procedures
described in the
tutorial will
still be valid
however.
Google's Googlebot spider performs
a "deep crawl"
around the first
of every month.
Googlebot starts
with the web
pages that are
already in the
Google database,
usually
following each link on each
page on the
site.
The external
links are then
followed which
will lead Google
directly to your
site. This
procedure takes
place without
you having to
submit your URL
to Google at
all.
You can submit
your URL if you
like, but if you
follow this
guide your site
will be found
and indexed
before your
manual
submission is
even processed .
Once Google has
spidered and
indexed your
site, it won't
actually show up
in the search
listings until
the next update
(at the end of
the month).
Depending on the
current month's
schedule for
spidering and
indexing, it
could take up to
6 weeks for your
site to be added
to the Google
database and
actually show up
in the search
results.
Of course just
getting your
site into Google
is only half the
battle. It does
no good to get
listed unless
your site shows
up near the top
of the search
results. That is
where working on
your site's Page
Rank or PR comes
into play.
Follow the steps
mentioned
previously and
you will achieve a great
PR and show up
on the first
page of the
search results. |
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| SEO
Guidelines |
Search
Engine
Guidelines |
- Create your website pages for visitors not search engines.
- Do not try and trick search engines for better rankings.
- Don't add your link or send a link to websites that are questionable. This can affect your rating and blacklist your site.
- Don't use unauthorized computer programs to submit pages, programs like WebPosition Gold™ that send automatic or programmatic queries to search engines may improve your site positioning in the short-term but they can cripple your changes in the long-term.
- Invisible links are Bad. Avoid hidden text or hidden links.
- Don't employ cloaking or sneaky redirects.
- Don't send automated queries to Search engines.
- Don't load pages with irrelevant words.
- Don't create multiple pages, subdomains, or domains with substantially duplicate content.
- Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines, or other "cookie cutter" approaches such as affiliate programs with little or no original content.
- Hand submit your site to search engines
- Input accurate content in metta-tags
- Search engines can not read JavaScript
- Search engines will not follow dynamic links
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