Many webmasters nowadays run their own sites, but when a website is newly built they have no idea how to get it indexed — even after a long time, only the homepage gets picked up. I'm sure many of you have run into this. Of course, since search engine algorithms were updated, the demands on new websites have grown greater and greater: original content and a site structure that spiders like are both essential. Based on our own hands-on experience with SEO optimization, we'd like to explain how a new site can get its homepage indexed quickly.
First, let's walk through a real case in detail. Site A is the important site that needs to be indexed; it went live this week and still had not been indexed after a full week. Then site B added a link to site A in its robots file, site C added links to both sites A and B, and the site's domain was submitted to the search engines ten times — basically, the SEO webmaster submitted it about ten times a day.
Another very common method is building external links. Popular SEO backlink tools on the web post links in bulk over and over; you can also search the search engines directly for free backlink [platforms], and plenty of platforms that let you publish links will show up. You need to find five such tools — the usual ones are SEO蜘蛛侠 and 搜外论坛's online backlink publishing. Once you've identified the right tools, start mass-posting your links. Among the links published on those five backlink sites, it's best to have one domain without the www — and you can keep rotating through them.
Finally, add friend links to the original sites B and C, all pointing to site A. Once that friend link is in place, the key steps are done. Next, don't just sit around waiting to be indexed — keep using SEO webmaster tools to run comprehensive lookups on the important domain that needs indexing. Why do this? Because webmaster tools have tens of thousands of spiders crawling them, so if you query your own site consistently over a stretch of time, some of those spiders will be led into your site. That way you can check whether the site has been indexed, and at the same time guide spiders to crawl and index it.
Now you know how to use real-world SEO practice to get your site's homepage indexed in half a day. But no method can guarantee that content will be 100% indexed — only continuous testing by the individual webmaster can achieve a relatively high indexing rate. Remember that the homepage must contain a certain amount of purely original articles; the rest can be rewritten content. Many SEO methods work, but the final result also depends on your own site. The half-a-day homepage indexing method shared above can't be guaranteed to work for every site, but any high-quality new site is worth giving it a try!
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