Google Analytics Indexing Slowly

johnmancho

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I just launched a new website and it seems that I cant get it indexed. Everything is quality content however it just appears as pending on google website for the sitemap. Anybody have any experience with this? I have made some backlinks and a lot of social bookmarks.
 
be patient. it will get indexed

also put +1 button to your pages visit them and +1 them and share
this will pretty much speed up
 
anybody else have any tips? Previously I was able to index in no time. Looks like all that was changed after penguin.
 
Add Google Analytics to it, remove any ads or CPA offers. Make sure your page response time is very fast (i.e, <1s). Be careful not to add too many links if the domain is new.
 
I iframed my clickbank product I was advertising. Would this block google from indexing my site?
 
Try submitting it to feedlisting.com It helps a lot. !!
 
Yeah seems there maybe a different agenda with new sites, i launched a new site 5 days ago was indexed in a few hours but only the contact page is ranking, all my sites prior to penguin ranked extremely quickly...
 
post a linkback from pinterest you will get indexed in no time
 
this is going to be a pain. Penguin did make it harder to make new sites indexed. Before penguin I put up a site and it was indexed in one day.

Yeah seems there maybe a different agenda with new sites, i launched a new site 5 days ago was indexed in a few hours but only the contact page is ranking, all my sites prior to penguin ranked extremely quickly...
 
I haven't rolled out any new sites since Penguin so I can't speak from experience on this topic. However, did you put the new site on the same server/ip range as an old site that Penguin crapped on? If so, that might be your problem.
 
nope all my sites are in good standing. I put this site on a new google analytics account.
 
Just to make sure...I wasn't talking about your analytics account. If you haven't been affected by Penguin at all then disregard my next sentence because it won't be relevant.

Are you hosting the new site on the same hosting account as your old ones?

Again, if all of your sites are golden then disregard.
 
Another idea would be to throw a few retweets at it...just don't get crazy with it and order a fiver gig for a load of them.
 
thanks for your help and yea everything is in good standing. I am just puzzled that a site which such quality content and low keyword density is having so much trouble ranking. All the social bookmarks are indexed also.
 
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