I've got a LOT of blogs. In fact, every time I buy a domain, the very first thing I do is to install WordPress just so I can write a few posts, publish, and then get the blog indexed.
I've read a lot of members asking the best way (fastest way?) of getting their blog indexed.
I do 2 things and two things only...
1) I paste in my massive ping url list into the actual WordPress dashboard... That way, when I publish, I'm pinging all those services. I've seen a lot of ping url lists here so that shouldn't be a problem.
2) Head on over to: whois.sc and simply type in your new domain. By doing that, your domain info page is automatically created on whois.sc's sitemap and trust me... Google sits on that sitemap all day long and spiders it. I'm usually indexed no later than a week but the norm is more like 3 to 4 days.
3) Another easy way that I've been experimenting with is heading on over to: likesthispage.com and creating a few accounts. Each account gives you a subdomain and you simply list your favorite links... LOL. Well I have several accounts with nothing but ClickBank affiliate links that make me over $100 a day but I also use it to get new domains indexed.
4) Once your WordPress domain/blog is indexed, create a new folder but make sure that folder doesn't interfere with one of your actual categories... Next, take a program like Traffic Equalizer and start making doorway pages... Now this is where it gets a little tricky because I've tested this extensively... I do this manually but you can figure out the best way for you. I open one of the actual post pages within
Kompozer/Nvu and download it to my hard drive. Then I proceed to edit that page as a new template for my doorway pages that I create within Traffic Equalizer. In other words, you want the html code to look similar to what the actual WordPress post html code that Google sees when they come spidering.
5) I create my own sitemap using
Vigos GSitemap -- it's free and once your sitemap is created, it will even ping Google for you. Works great.
6) I usually create no more than 100 to 150 doorway pages per folder. You obviously want to name your folders with one of the keywords/keyword phrases you're making your doorway pages for... In fact, I use the main keyword that I base the entire keyword list from.
7) In other words, your doorway page code from Traffic Equalizer is going to fit inside the WordPress theme template you created with Kompozer.
8) I've had absolutely NO PROBLEM getting over 25,000 (thus far) pages spidered and indexed per domain with this combination. All the pages lead to a ClickBank affiliate program.
9) I stay completely away from the internet marketing field and go more towards stuff like health, fitness, diet, etc. These kinds of doorway pages hold their value i.e., the products never really get too old.
10) Have fun. Make money. With this method, I don't even need to worry about cloaking although I do cloak as well. Having said that, this method outdoes cloaking big time. I try to pick products that have a payout of at least $15 and up. Body building and dating are also good fields to get into.
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