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This is an expansion on Get your blog indexed by google fast!!

For this technique you need an existing site, hopefully a blog to use (some of this will work without an existing site – keep reading).  It is really not that difficult, but I classify it as an intermediate technique because you have to already have a site.

An existing blog works perfect for this because the front page is constantly changing, and constantly getting crawled by search engines.  To make this work, in step 3 in the last post you compile a list of 5-10 blogs that you can comment on.   Now what you want to do is save all of the urls from the pages that you commented on.  You can also click on the comments page and get that seperate url.  If you want to be really sneaky, grab the RSS feeds from the comments and save urls from those.

If you have a blog and you don’t care about a shameless out of place post, then write a post that has hyperlinks to all the pages (not the feeds)  that you want indexed, and add your new site to the blog roll.  If you have a respectible site, then add your site to the the blog roll, and add the links discretely to the blog roll also.  The idea is to get the pages that you want indexed and followed on the front page of your blog.  Keep the link to your new site in the blogroll so it stays on your page for a while.  Delete the links to the comment pages off your blog roll, or delete the post that you put them in after a week.

You can do this part without an existing blog.  Do this at your own risk…

Now what to do with those RSS feeds?  I don’t think anyone would mind if you used a ping service on the feed.  I don’t want you to abuse any one service, so just search for “blog ping” and use something that comes up.  Don’t go abusing the servers because you can get your ip banned for exessive use.  Send 5 out over 5 different servers, wait 20 mins and send the last 5 out and you should be fine.

Tags: google, intermediate, links, rss, seo, wordpress

This entry was posted by Jimmy on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 at 1:38 am and is filed under Link Building. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.