The Secret To Getting Indexed In Hours By All The Major Search Engines

Filed Under (Blog Lessons, Blogging, Blogging Tools, Content, RSS, Website Promotion) by Jon Hook on 12-07-2006

For all of us who make a living from internet marketing, driving traffic to our sites is one of the most important activities we do on a daily basis. There are some definite steps that can be taken to speed up the process of getting indexed as well as proper domain name registration. I am going to give a quick outline here on how to go about this step by step using the latest tactics to your site indexed in hours instead of weeks.

 

The first thing that you have to do is be sure that you have a viable domain name; by viable I mean one that will make you money. It’s cool to have your own name as a domain and I recommend that everyone do it, but that isn’t generally going to make you money unless your name happens to be Bill Gates or Warren Buffet. It is absolutely crucial to choose domain names that contain the keywords you want to rank well for. It blows by mind how people will use abbreviations and such and expect to get good rankings easily. If you are doing a site on articles, the keyword articles should be in it like 500articles.com. This research is crucial, to see the tools I recommend seeing my resource box at the bottom of the article.

 

Secondly, when you build your site regardless of whether it is a static site or a blog your title needs to have your main key words in it. So be sure that your site does not say, “Welcome to Homer’s website” or whatever, get my drift? If you are doing a website on karaoke for example, your title should have words like karaoke, karaoke music, karaoke songs, etc. Only put in the top four words that you want to rank for. This is a mistake I see made daily. Either there is no relevant title at all or the title is stuffed with so many keywords that it is watered down and will never rank well. For the exact way that your title should read, contact me or see more at the link below.

 

In order to be indexed quickly you have to let the internet world know that your site exists and you need to do it in a rapid fashion. Once you have your site or blog up and have content of some kind on it you need to be getting attention to it. I am going to let you in on a secret here that many people are not taking advantage of and I have tested it with no other method of promoting so I know it works. If you haven’t heard of tag and ping then you need to listen up. Tagging certain keywords is one of the fastest ways that you can get your site listed. If you aren’t doing this you are wasting precious time.

 

I will give you an example without giving away the name of my site. I just put up a Wordpress blog on July 7th in a fairly high traffic niche. I wanted to test the method I am speaking of so I did no article marketing like I normally do, and didn’t even put any regular content on it. I used an automated blog posting tool and set it up to post “quality” RSS feeds on my topic. Now, pay attention because it is what I did next that is crucial. I put technorati tags in the tool for keywords I wanted linking to my site. I set for the initial posting of four times a day, it was indexed by Yahoo and the Google blog search engine within two hours and in Google’s main index the next day!

 

Now that I know for a fact that this works I will begin my normal method for driving traffic which is writing articles and submitting them to all the major article directories. I highly recommend Article Marketer for this. It is not expensive and it makes it simple for you to submit your articles to thousands of ezine and article directory owners.

 

This is not a difficult thing to accomplish and if you are serious about your internet marketing business there are certain tools that I think you cannot be without. Some of them are brand new and have just come out that have made my life a lot easier and have saved me a ton of time allowing me to build more sites and write more articles. I am willing to share the names of those resources with you, so take advantage of it.

The first thing that you have to do is do your keyword research, in my opinion the best possible source for keywords is through a membership site I belong to called Keyword Avalanche because not only do you get access to Nichebot.com from Jim Morris, but you also have access to the members forum where guys like, Jim, Scott Standke and others who make well over 20k a month share with you what they are doing to make it. Check it out at:

 

Keyword Avalanche

 

They have also just released a website building tool for building totally whitehat SEO websites using articles that works phenomenally well. As a matter of fact the first one I built was indexed within a couple of days and all I did was create and RSS feed for it and submit to RSS directories! Hardly anyone know about this yet as it was developed in our private membership site!

 

SEO smArticle Composer

 

The brand new just released tool I am using to save me hours of research is this one:

 

Domain Suggestion Tool

 

The way that you need to have your title set up with your keywords is like this:

 

Onpage Optimization

*** *** and do no more than four keywords. The way that you make that character is buy pressing shift and the backslash key above your enter key. Put no ands or commas, only your keywords.

Next as far as technorati tags go I am going to give you a brief insight into how to do them, but if you want a detailed manual as well as software to help then you need to get the program from Tag and Ping at:
Tag and Ping

Go to technorati and set up an account. If you already have blogs it will allow you to “claim them”, I would do this. Now, for the tags. You can put the tags directly in your posts or you can do as I suggested and put it on auto pilot by using the tool I use here:

RSS2Blog Version 4

To tag a keyword for technorati to link it back to your site use the following:

*****http://technorati.com/tag/YOURKEYWORD” rel=”tag”>YOUR KEYWORD****

Like this:

****http://technorati.com/tag/gregg+hall” rel=”tag”>gregg hall****
The next thing to do is drive traffic to your site with articles. If you aren’t good at writing articles then I will give you some resources where you can get PLR articles that you can rewrite below. The link for Article Marketer is here:

Article Marketer

As far as sites where you can get PLR Articles, Keyword Avalanche also gives you 300 articles per month as part of their service, the link is above for them. Others I use are below:

This is my own personal PLR article program. You will receive at least 10 articles a day plus tons of bonuses just for joining up.

Articles In Your Inbox

This program is from an Australian Marketer by the name of Paul Kleinmeulman

Private Rights Articles

The next one may or may not be open by the time you read this. They offer not only articles but, Private label reports, graphics, website templates, ebooks, etc.

Private Label Monthly

You can get 500 free articles from the site I have listed below plus a lot of extras to help you get going. Feel free to pass this information on to anyone you feel can use it. Also you may use this article on your site as long as all of the links stay in place!

Okay, that’s the basics! If you need more instruction contact me, but I recommend the tools that I have mentioned here. Also, I have put together a free package with all of the latest Wordpress themes and plug ins plus free marketing ebooks and software as well as 500 articles to get you started that you can pick up at http://www.500articles.com/
You have to subscribe first, but the link will be sent to you immediately.

 

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Basic Information About RSS

Filed Under (RSS) by Jon Hook on 09-07-2006

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Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a tool useful for saving or retaining updated information on websites that you frequently visit or websites that are your favorite. RSS utilizes an XML code which scans continuously the content or subject matter of a certain website in search for new informations then transmits the information updates by way of feeding the information to subscribers.

RSS feeds are generally being utilized in blogs or news sites, though any website wanting to broadcast and publish information can use them. Once new information is sent, it will contain a headline, a little bit of text, and either a rundown or a brief review of the news or story. A link is needed be clicked upon to read further.

So as to accept RSS feeds, a feed reader is needed, called an aggregator.  Aggregators are widely and freely available online, and all that is needed is a bit of searching, you will be able to locate a certain interface that best interest you. What’s more, RSS feeds can likewise be read and retrieved from cell phones and on PDAs.

Once you encounter upon a website that you want to add or insert to the aggregator, the process can be done in two ways. Almost all sites offering an RSS feed displays an “RSS” or “XML” button in their homepage and with one click, it promptly add that particular feed to one’s aggregator. Some aggregator however, requires the need to copy and then paste the URL of the feed unto the program.

Whatever the method used, you can be certain that the feed will be accessible soon as you have inserted it, likewise, in just seconds, the next update can arrive. In the event that you do not anymore would want to accept or take in updates, you may simply delete or erase the feed from the aggregator.

Through e-mail subscriptions, you can receive newsletters. RSS feeds on the other hand, can be more convenient in keeping up with newsletter updates since they are prompt and available in an instant; you no longer have to wait for a scheduled time or day to obtain a news summary, plus, these news will never be  detained through a spam filter.
RSS feeds are widely used everyday by individuals who understand and appreciate the accessibility of fast reports and news that can be readily read and only read certain updates that appeals to them.

Aggregators

Aggregators are popular use of feeds, having several kinds. Web aggregators or portals as they are sometimes called, create this view which is then made available in a Web page. Also, Aggregators have been incorporated into e-mail patrons, users of desktops, or dedicated and standalone software.

Offering a collection of special features, such as combining more than a few related feeds in just a single view, hiding certain entries or statements that has been already viewed, and classifying entries and feeds, the aggregator is a versatile component.

Why make a feed available?

You will have more viewers, since now, your viewers can conveniently see your site without even going out and looking for that certain site. While at first, it may seem corrupt, it will in fact enhance the visibility of your site; this is so because users can easily keep up or keep tract with your site, to allow them to view in a way that they want to; it’s more probable that guests are aware should something that is in their interest is available or accessible on your site.

For instance, every month your website broadcasts a new feature. Having no feed, your viewers will always have to keep in mind to go to your site in a certain time to see if they discover something new; that is, if they can remember, and if they still have the time. However, if you supply a feed for your viewers, they can just point to their aggregator and it will instantly provide them a link along with a description of happenings or events at your site immediately.

What format to choose?

Syndication is very confusing as it uses a lot of formats that can usually be come across in the web.  However, this can easily be solved as in general, syndicated libraries are used by aggregators which conceptualize a particular format that a feed is in, in order that they can utilize a certain syndication feed.

With this, whatever format to pick is just a matter of personal preference. RSS 1.0 is far reaching, and practical should it be integrated into Semantic Web systems. RSS 2.0 is very easy and simple create by hand. And atom is an IETF Standard, does it brings constancy, stability and a natural and accepted community to support its usage.

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