Just like the discovery of penicillin, some discoveries happen by accident.
I bought a domain at 11am yesterday, loaded it up with WordPress and wp-o-matic. I also loaded Twitter Poster having created a new Twitter account. I looked at Google trends, and then got feeds for the various trends from Google Blog Search.
Each post on the domain gets posted to Twitter - you get the idea.
Anyways I made a mistake - and created ten feeds from which WP-o-matic was told to process 10 articles - I thought I'd get 10 articles - a mash up of the 10 feeds.
But no - WP_o-matic goes ahead and posts 100 articles, which Twitter Poster dutifully processes and posts 100 tweets on a new Twitter account. Ban for sure.
Now this is where it gets interesting - yes I was banned about an hour later on this account [account suspended for 'strange' activity lol] but here's the punch - Google had indexed the domain within the hour!
I have now created a new Twitter account on a separate IP with a different email address and a new account and cookies deleted - but the site has been FULLY indexed less than 6 hours later.
Domains lately have been taking up to ten days to index correctly - if you need a fast FULL index - even if you're not going to autoblog - here's your man.
I bought a domain at 11am yesterday, loaded it up with WordPress and wp-o-matic. I also loaded Twitter Poster having created a new Twitter account. I looked at Google trends, and then got feeds for the various trends from Google Blog Search.
Each post on the domain gets posted to Twitter - you get the idea.
Anyways I made a mistake - and created ten feeds from which WP-o-matic was told to process 10 articles - I thought I'd get 10 articles - a mash up of the 10 feeds.
But no - WP_o-matic goes ahead and posts 100 articles, which Twitter Poster dutifully processes and posts 100 tweets on a new Twitter account. Ban for sure.
Now this is where it gets interesting - yes I was banned about an hour later on this account [account suspended for 'strange' activity lol] but here's the punch - Google had indexed the domain within the hour!
I have now created a new Twitter account on a separate IP with a different email address and a new account and cookies deleted - but the site has been FULLY indexed less than 6 hours later.
Domains lately have been taking up to ten days to index correctly - if you need a fast FULL index - even if you're not going to autoblog - here's your man.