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Pingoat for Fast Site Indexing on Search Engines
By admin | February 28, 2008
Pingoat, a very weird name for a very handy service.
If you have built websites then you know that you can wait absolute ages for your site to appear in the search engines. Thats the old web. Nowadays, it is possible to have your site spidered by search engines very quickly and easily.
In the case of Google it is possible to have your site visited and spidered sometimes within minutes. This does not mean that you will appear in their index within minutes, but at least they have spidered you and you are in their queue for a full indexing.
Using this exact method I have had a new web site of mine appear in the index, and be getting organic search traffic, within 24 hours.
The method uses a technique pioneered by the blog industry … called “pinging“.
You can use this method for any web site though, not only for blog sites.
Pingoat is an online pinging service. It can be found at http://www.pingoat.com
- Go to the site and move to the bottom half of the page.
- Place the url for your home page (or even better, the url for your sitemap which you should have) into the appropriate field.
- Place a check mark into all the sites that you want to notify (I usually just tick all of them)
- Click the “Go Pingoat” button.
- If you have an RSS feed on your blog site then be sure you added that in as well before you submit.
Pingoat will then notify a lot of search engines that you have a new site, or have added new content to your existing site, and the spiders will come around to visit very quickly.
I hope this tip helps you to get your sites into the indexes quicker.
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