Getting around 2,000 pages indexed in google

[HenryHavoc]

Hey gang,

I have recently added around 2,000 pages to my site, generated a sitemap, and submitted to google, currently only a page a day is getting indexed. How the hell do I speed this up? If I can get all these pages indexed, I'll be making around $2,000 a week I estimate.

 

[FLK101]

Try changing up your site map up. List 100-500 pages then after google reads it list 500different pages, cycle it around. Google like to see new pages this way they think its new and fresh. Then get links to each page. Can be just 1 link from another indexed page, but that seems to help too.

 

[HenryHavoc]

Try changing up your site map up. List 100-500 pages then after google reads it list 500different pages, cycle it around. Google like to see new pages this way they think its new and fresh. Then get links to each page. Can be just 1 link from another indexed page, but that seems to help too.

Is there an easier way to do this?

 

[dynamicvb]

Is this unique content or something you got from PLR? In my experience getting unique content indexed is a lot easier. With this many pages coming up all at once, you probably need to work on back links. Don't just link the front page, try to gain some deep backlinks.

 

[leniden]

Yes, There is an easy way...

Buy domain with PR4. Put your sitemap link in the index page. Then you'll see that your sitemap will be indexed within hour....

I have try it.

Want to see example...??

You can see the example in w3.websiteoutlook.com

It has PR5 and more than 900.000 pages indexed by google under 1 year.

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[multicolorguru]

Is there an easier way to do this?

You simply need links to the new sites & the new categories from sites that google visits regularily! run the category through autosocialposter or sth similar and you should be fine.(digg & co)

or additionally post about the new pages on your blogs

 

[sambadoria]

Are we talking about "indexed" or "ranked" ...
Because it is not a hard thing to get a page INDEXED...

The real challenge is to get it to show in the first 10 results for the keyword when someone search for it.

Samba

 

[albaniax]

Well samba, as he wants 2000 pages directly to be indexed, I think he has either long-term keywords, or missspells.

So it wouldn't be hard to rank for these search-terms.

 

[BlackOut]

You can submit a feed or the sitemap page to a rss service like http://www.pingler.com or http://autopinger.com.

 

[bleach]

Hey gang,

I have recently added around 2,000 pages to my site, generated a sitemap, and submitted to google, currently only a page a day is getting indexed. How the hell do I speed this up? If I can get all these pages indexed, I'll be making around $2,000 a week I estimate.

how do u make 2000 pages?
u can use signature forum

 

[HenryHavoc]

Are we talking about "indexed" or "ranked" ...
Because it is not a hard thing to get a page INDEXED...

The real challenge is to get it to show in the first 10 results for the keyword when someone search for it.

Samba

They're all unique content and all I want to do is get them indexed, not worry about ranking them

Well samba, as he wants 2000 pages directly to be indexed, I think he has either long-term keywords, or missspells.

So it wouldn't be hard to rank for these search-terms.

Correct!

You can submit a feed or the sitemap page to a rss service like http://www.pingler.com or http://autopinger.com.

Submit the sitemap to one of these? Excuse me if this sounds rude (it definitely is NOT - thankyou so much for the tips!), but how will this get the pages indexed faster?

Google already has the sitemap processed and it updates every day, but very little pages are being indexed daily when I do a

site:example.com

search. I want to get all the 2,000 indexed quickly! They're all inter-linked as well, so I don't know why it's taking so long

Thanks for the tips guys! I will try all these!

 

[oldenstylehats]

You'll be in much better shape if Google finds the pages slowly. That much novel content coming online from a single domain is a red flag and may be exactly why you're experiencing the issues you are with your content hitting the public index. That isn't to say you'll get banned, but unless you do some outside deep-linking, those 2,000 pages are going to take quite some time to show up in the public index. In fact, I bet if you looked at your server logs, you'd see a lot of pages that haven't been publicly indexed getting spider traffic.

 

[HenryHavoc]

You'll be in much better shape if Google finds the pages slowly. That much novel content coming online from a single domain is a red flag and may be exactly why you're experiencing the issues you are with your content hitting the public index. That isn't to say you'll get banned, but unless you do some outside deep-linking, those 2,000 pages are going to take quite some time to show up in the public index. In fact, I bet if you looked at your server logs, you'd see a lot of pages that haven't been publicly indexed getting spider traffic.

I guess the real question then is, how do I get links to all these pages?

 

[oldenstylehats]

I guess the real question then is, how do I get links to all these pages?

Very reasonable question. If you have access to some of the more popular spamming tools like AutoPligg or xRumer, then your solution is just a matter of taking your sitemap and turning it into a comma-delimited list to feed into one of those programs. Depending on how your site is structured, you could also consider targeting merely the bottom or middle "level" links, which will probably reduce the total amount of pages to target considerably.

For example, if your site structure followed the classical | Main Site -> Categories -> Sub-Categories -> Pages | structure, you could focus on deep-linking to only Sub-Categories, allowing your internal linking structure to force the spiders both up and down "stream." That said, this wouldn't guarantee that your site would be indexed quickly only that it would it would have a higher likelihood of being indexed more quickly.

If I were in your shoes and had 2,000 pages of unique content, I would develop a slow-delivery or drip system to feed Google the unique content slowly over a period of time. While you may be able to get 2,000 pages of content indexed quickly, what you're really looking for (I think) is for that content to perform well and unless you have a strong link campaign in mind, slow delivery is your best bet to ensure that your content performs as well as it can WITHOUT any help.

Hopefully that makes sense.

 

[Money2spare]

You can use a program such as Autopligg HenryHavoc-- it will get the job done for you.

oldenstylehats you beat me to the punch

 

[jimmychuang]

****You can buy domain PR4 only for $30-$35.

Really? Where can I buy a PR4 domain?

 

[leniden]

Really? Where can I buy a PR4 domain?

PM sent....

 

[ravetildon]

Where do you recommend guying pr4 domains on the cheap?

 

[housemusic]

feed it and leave your link on high PR websites

 

[nerdmoney]

Where can I buy a PR4 domain?