Get Indexed by Google FAST

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This is specially helpful for new domains. Just copy and paste the list below and then replace "Yoursite. com" with the domain your trying to get indexed. Once you have replaced the url with your own site, just click and visit the link and your done! These sites will gather information about your site and post it on a page that google will index.

whois.ws/whois-info/ip-address/Yoursite. com
http://www.who.is/whois-com/Yoursite. com
http://www.alexa.com/data/details/?url=Yoursite. com
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/Yoursite. com
http://www.quantcast.com/Yoursite. com
http://www.aboutus.org/Yoursite. com
http://snapshot.compete.com/Yoursite. com
http://whois.domaintools.com/Yoursite. com
 
TFS but there are hell lot of whois sites and IMO their value has gone down tremendously.
 
This is more for beginners in SEO. Also to find more sites just do a simple search like " inurl:whois "
 
I noted all these. It will be useful to me and my friend in future..
 
I also use bulk ping, very good site, used it several time.
 
Pinging, bookmarking, sharing on Social media sites and SE submissions... it think it cannot get any faster and natural than this
 
Those pinging sites work tremendously and on top of that I suggest bookmarking and ping those links as well using a service such as linklicious. With enough work done you should be fully indexed/crawled within 24 hours!
 
i m using imcool's indexing tool its ping nearly 3000+ sites
 
Thanks I remember back in the day website value sites use to help as well probably not much anymore though
 
search your competitor's url in google and select the website value sites. Replace your competitor's url with yours and visit the new urls ...
 
Fastest index so far for me is: Google Webmaster tools. 1 day
 
What this guy said:)
Even better, if the domain was dropped or something, it may even be indexed in a few hours if it has some links pointed to it.
Anyway, I've never understood why indexing fast is such an issue for the new sites. It's not like (in most of the cases) they can attract organic visitors from the first day, right?
It's always better to be patient, especially in the first days. Even if the risk of getting a penalty is low, you never know what red flags you may rise at Google. After all, if you know about pingler and the other techniques, trust me, so does Google. And honestly, I have a hunch that "he" doesn't like too much this pinging thing...
 
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