simplybebop
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- Oct 24, 2008
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This is a little trick someone sent me in a email, so I figured I would share it on here.
Yes, you can get indexed in Google within 45 Minutes. No, it is not a blackhat technique. It's really not even that sneaky of a practice. In fact, Google probably likes it because it makes their system better.
Now that I beat around the bush for too long. Here is how you get listed in Google in 45 Minutes.
1) Get some Google Adsense code.
2) Put the code on the page you want indexed
3) Go to the page in your browser and hit refresh every couple seconds or so until the Community Service ads go away and real advertisers start to appear. This usually takes around 40 or so refreshes, but it really depends.
What happened? Google Adsense does not get paid for the community ads. So they make no money until they can determine exactly what your site is about so they can display relevant ads. So when Google sees people hitting this page with Adsense that isn't in their index it rushes its little spiders over there to find out what the page is about and spider its content quickly before Google loses more money. For efficiency sake, it uses the information to add your site to the index.
Enjoy, never tried this myself, but it sounds like it should work.
Yes, you can get indexed in Google within 45 Minutes. No, it is not a blackhat technique. It's really not even that sneaky of a practice. In fact, Google probably likes it because it makes their system better.
Now that I beat around the bush for too long. Here is how you get listed in Google in 45 Minutes.
1) Get some Google Adsense code.
2) Put the code on the page you want indexed
3) Go to the page in your browser and hit refresh every couple seconds or so until the Community Service ads go away and real advertisers start to appear. This usually takes around 40 or so refreshes, but it really depends.
What happened? Google Adsense does not get paid for the community ads. So they make no money until they can determine exactly what your site is about so they can display relevant ads. So when Google sees people hitting this page with Adsense that isn't in their index it rushes its little spiders over there to find out what the page is about and spider its content quickly before Google loses more money. For efficiency sake, it uses the information to add your site to the index.
Enjoy, never tried this myself, but it sounds like it should work.