It may seem strange to some but you may or may not have heard about getting listed in Google in 48hrs. You may have come across forums or groups where people claim to list their domain in Google in 48 hrs, but this is some great feat which some think can only be possible by using some “Top Secret” strategy. But the truth is it isn’t. It can be accomplished by anyone and there is no Top Secret strategy to it.

Now, indexing does not mean giving your blog a page rank or a rating, but it does list you in the organic searches and this is important if you want to be found by people other than those you notify that you exist as well as enabling you to benefit from getting free traffic.

Some people have had their blogs up for what seems like forever and yet if you type in their domain name in Google, Yahoo, MSN or Alta Vista, nothing comes up in the search engines.

Firstly let’s talk about the common practices which every newbie will be doing for sure. At this point of time I feel really very sorry for people who do this and wait for the response with no results. This is what is done by most “Submission to Google” using the submission form … this seems familiar isn’t it?

The major setback to such practice is no doubt you get the domain indexed in Google but it takes roughly around 6-8 weeks. I don’t think it’s a good way to get your domain indexed in to Google rotation. At this point I would rather say NEVER USE SUBMISSION FORM.

How would you get your domain indexed in 48hrs?

At this point it may seem difficult but I assure you it isn’t.

Method #1 – Link to other indexed websites.

Find website which are already indexed by search engines and get them link back to your website. This may seem easy but it is not until you have some monetary offers for the website you plan to link to. This may not be the case with every one paying for getting indexed in search engine.

Method #2 – Submit articles to article directories

If you are a good article writer some up with something which can attract peoples attention and submit it to article directories. Once they have added your article and link to your website. As the search engine visits their website it will follow all links on their website (that’s what we need), once this is done your website is automatically indexed by the search engine.

Keep in mind the more article directories we submit to the more the chances of getting the search engine to visit your website.

Method #3 – Purchase Text Links

This method always high on budget cause to get a your domain indexed you will need to purchase link from a High Page Rank Website. The usual cost for 1 PR7 link for 1 month is round about $130-$175 which I don’t think so is quite cost effective just for getting indexed by search engine. All you need to do is purchase for a month and then don’t renew it cause it will be indexed within 24hrs due to high page rank and that’s what you needed to do.

Method #4 - (I prefer to do this)

If you have a domain with no website where will you place the link? Where will you publish your article? Now this is what I do and believe me its just a very simple job. As for years on internet many have been member’s on forums specially when there is a need to find hosting or domain name or any kind of service. Just find any of the good forums which are high on page rank and have a free domain appraisal section. Submit your domain name for free appraisal and relax. The maximum amount of time your domain getting indexed should not be more than 72 hrs for a forum which has a PR of 7 or 8. I prefer to do this for 2 reasons because the friendly members do give your domain an appraisal and most importantly your domain gets indexed with less amount of work.

For this domain link to whois information when I registered it and the Google cache page when it has been indexed.

For 156-315 and 642-453 you don’t have to study a lot. Most of the syllabus coincides with that of 642-845 and 650-178. This helps you in skipping 70-284 altogether and you will only have to go for 70-620.

Tags: Indexed Domain, Search Engine

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