How to show my blog on Google?
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Show your blog on Google.com |
once you have certain posts, you might want to have the blog on google. it is a blogger's cherished dream. always I was thought about it that when will I see the blog on google. so, once you have launched your blog- the first thing you are going to ask is "How to get the blog on Google?" you might want to consider the idea of getting it indexed or listed on the google search engine.
In some cases, it might take several weeks before Google decides to index your blog. In fact, some people are having a really hard time getting their new blog indexed by Google.
In some cases, it might take several weeks before Google decides to index your blog. In fact, some people are having a really hard time getting their new blog indexed by Google.
I've actually done a lot of researching over the past couple of months on how to get your blog on Google and I've finally found out that you can actually do it in less than 24 hours.
How to submit a blog to GOOGLE?
Submitting blog to Google is just EASY. Just follow these 6 steps:
1. Add your blog to Google Webmaster Tools
Google Search Console (GSC) is a place where you can gather some information about your blog or site. Google will crawl your blog and tell if you have any problems (poor code, bad host, spammy links, etc…)
It's a great place to start off and I can't recognize any reason why you shouldn't add your blog to the Google Search Console. Feel free to visit Webmaster Tools once a month to make sure that Google still “loves” your blog and everything is working properly. I'm doing this, and you should, too.
After adding your site make sure you'll use the option called “Fetch as Google” – This will make sure that every page of your blog will get indexed by Google. What I mean by “indexed” is that Google search engine users can find your blog through their search queries and keywords.
Hold up, you think it's that easy? Actually, there are a couple of other things you'd need to do.
If you don't have profiles on those social media sites, I highly suggest you create them. It only takes a couple of minutes, but it creates some sort of brand awareness to your blog.
Once you've activated your accounts, submit or publish your blog homepage link on them. It has been said that Google uses Facebook and Twitter to crawl and index new pages, so it's worth a shot.
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3. Use free “ping” services
I'm not 100% sure if that works or not, but I've been doing this nevertheless. People on webmaster forums are recommending it, so I suggest you do the same
Just submit your blog address (www.YourNewBlog.com) and feed address, which is usually www.YourNewBlog.com/feed. Then tick all the services and hit the “Ping” button. It should take somewhere around 1 minute – so it won't belong.
P.S. By now you've already done more than you actually should submit blog to Google, but let's take few extra steps to really guarantee that 24-hour indexing, OK?
4. Add your blog to Bing Webmaster tools
Bing Webmaster Tools – This is similar to GSC, but made by Yahoo and Bing search engines. So, instead of using only GSC, I recommend you to add your blog to Bing as well. The functions of Bing tools are the same as GSC.
5. Create a Sitemap and Robots.txt
Don't get too confused by the headline because you don't have to create anything by yourself. Well, back in the 2000's you most likely had to do it all by yourself and manually, but now it's much easier than before.
Simply download this WordPress plugin (for WordPress users only) and your good to go. In short, properly working sitemap and a robots.txt file will make crawling your blog much easier for Google. A sitemap is a place where all the URLs of your pages and posts are stored. You can read more about robots.txt here.
6. Add a YouTube video
Since Google bought YouTube 10 years ago, they've been integrating its services within the rest of the company. One such way is that they can tell which websites have YouTube videos on them and thus crawl them faster. Adding Video schema and creating a video sitemap will help too. So if you add a YouTube video and Plus, you get a bonus from increased user engagement which helps your rankings.
What Else? Am I ready?
Once you have completed the previous steps you'll just have to wait a bit. In meanwhile, make sure you tell your friends/colleagues/family members about your new blog. After a day or two, make sure you use the following search string to see if your blog is finally indexed by Google:
“site:http://YourBlog.com”
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If your site pops out on Google search, you can breathe again because your blog is indexed by Google search engine. You can use the same search string in Bing and Yahoo as well, but keep in mind that those search engines are bit slower than Google. So instead of waiting 24 hours – wait for a week or so.
However, if you don't see your blog on Google right away, don't get panicked because your site will get listed sooner or later.
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