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There are a number of methods for getting a website indexed by Google, some are Excellent and some are terrible. I'll focus on the bad ones first.

1) Go to Googles Add URL page and complete the shape.

This method works. However, it c...

Getting your website indexed by Google must be one of the simplest taskes to understand when doing SEO. It is absolutely essential to have your site indexed as without your site showing in Googles searches you could as well not have a site.

There are several techniques for getting an internet site found by Google, some are Excellent and some are awful. I will start with the bad ones first.

1) Go to Googles Add URL page and fill in the proper execution.

This method works. However, normally it takes around 6 months for the site to be found by Google. This technique isn't recommended, I would even go so far to state that you should NEVER utilize the Add URL form.

2) Work with a Variety of Automation Software to publish your website to hundreds of search-engines.

This method doesn't work well for several factors.

The primary reason is that some computer software resubmits to websites over and over again. Your website can be got by this prohibited before you even begin. Stay away from Auto Submission software without exceptions.

3) The Only Path to Submit to Search-engines is to get backlinks to your website!

This is certainly the best way to really get your website indexed by Google and the too. All you've got to do is get a website with a Full Page Rank (PR) of 5 or more to link to your internet site and your website will be in the search results in 3 days or less.

Also, there is no chance of your site being restricted and you wont need to wait weeks and weeks for your site to appear in the search engine results.

By finding a single backlink to your site, every one of the major search engines will have the ability to find your site. Included in these are Google, Google, MSN & Ask Jeeves.

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