How can website articles get indexed by spiders instantly?

　　Many novice webmasters who have just started working in SEO optimization hope that once they have built a website, it will be indexed by search engines within seconds — but the fact is that instant indexing is not that simple. To achieve the effect of instant indexing, they publish very high-quality, content-rich original articles every day. This can indeed achieve instant indexing, but articles like that cannot be written every day; without real experience and a store of knowledge, what gets written is usually the "common, run-of-the-mill" kind of article. In fact, instant indexing of website SEO content does not depend solely on the quality of the article content — it is often also related to various factors of the website, such as the website's authority, the stability of the website's structure, whether there is traffic referral, spider attraction, and so on.

　　1. Website authority

　　A website's authority accounts for a large proportion of the odds of instant indexing, because instant indexing means the spider keeps real-time watch on your website, and only websites with high authority can receive special treatment from the spider. Often, even when content is reposted from other websites, instant indexing can still be achieved precisely because the website's authority is very high. So newcomers who have only just started doing website SEO should not expect their content to be indexed within seconds — for such websites the spider usually crawls at an interval of once a day, so don't worry too much about instant indexing of website content. Only after a period of website SEO, once authority has risen, do the odds of instant indexing become greater.

　　2. Website submission

　　So that the spider will pay attention to your website, after each article update you can push the website's sitemap to the search engines, which lets the spider know your website has been updated — but how soon the spider crawls your website depends on your authority. Besides website submission, you can also use spider pools to increase the frequency with which the spider crawls your website.

　　3. Streamlined page code

　　Instant indexing of a website mainly comes down to two steps: the first is letting the spider crawl your content quickly, and the second is making your content pages better fit the spider's "aesthetic." What counts as fitting the spider's aesthetic? Mainly streamlined page code, plus improving the visual appeal of the content layout. The degree to which page code is streamlined improves the website's spider experience, and likewise leads the spider to believe your website's content contains fewer ads and the like. The layout of website content is also a very important optimization item: text that should be bolded needs to use tags to increase its prominence, and a single block of text must not be too large in volume — split it into paragraphs in appropriate amounts, or use numbers to mark it out point by point.

　　4. High-quality external links

　　High-quality external links have always been a key point of website SEO. The higher the quality and the greater the number of external links, the more they not only raise the odds of instant indexing somewhat, but also boost the website's authority and increase the pathways into the website. Very often it is not the quantity of external links that matters, but the quality of the website's external links.

　　As someone who has worked for many years in website SEO optimization, I know that everyone hopes the content they publish each day can be indexed by search engines within seconds. Yet instant indexing is an art — not just any article can be indexed within seconds by the spider. Apart from very high-quality original content, we all also need some optimization techniques. That is what we have covered today, and we hope it helps you.