Get Indexed Faster By Google And Know Which Pages Are Indexed
As a webmaster, you know that your pages will show up in the search engine results only when they are indexed by the search engines. Getting them indexed is the only way for people browsing the internet to find you. The reason you should be paying attention to whether Google has indexed your pages is to also know if Google has penalized you, in which case, the pages will not show up in Google search.
How does Google index web pages? Does Google index all your website pages? How do you know how many pages of your website are indexed in Google?
These are very important questions that need to be answered if you want to ensure you have a highly trafficked website. Each and every page of your website is important.
There is a time difference between when you update your site and Google indexes it. The time it takes to get indexed depends on a variety of factors:
Structure of the Site
Pay attention to the subpages of your site to ensure easy accessibility by the search engine bots. Create a sitemap page that has links to all the other pages of the website and also place a link to it on the home page. Link to the deep pages of your website from the home page as this also helps in getting crawled faster. Although, there is a controversy on this point, and some say that the sitemap may not help with indexing, it is a good idea to create a sitemap, as it helps in many “other” ways too. Read More
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