Index Your Content to Search Engines Faster With the Fetch as Google Tool

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Fetch as Google

Fetch as Google Webmasters Tools

Utilizing the various functions that Google Webmaster Tools has to offer is a surefire way to help keep your website running like a well-oiled machine. Two tools our SEO team uses on a regular basis and finds to be extremely beneficial are the Crawl Errors report and Sitemap submission tool.

Amongst the toolkit is the Fetch as Google option, which also gives users an opportunity to submit their URL to the index. Surprisingly, this tool is often under-utilized by bloggers, webmasters, and SEO strategists. This is a convenient way to speed things up considerably if you have new content that you’d like to be discovered and found in the SERPs.

I submitted his web page using the Fetch as Google tool during the conversation and before we hung up, it was showing up in the SERPs. He was blown away, and I came out looking like a hero.

The tool is really easy to use. Give it a try. The steps are provided below.

Step 1: Visit Google Webmaster Tools

Note: If you haven’t verified your website with Google Webmaster Tools yet, see Simon Heseltine’s article Google Webmaster Tools: An Overview for step-by-step instructions.

From the Google Webmaster Tools home screen, select the domain name, expand the Crawl menu, and then click Fetch as Google menu link.

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Add a website to webmasters tools

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Step 2: Fetch as Google

Enter your webpage into the input field, leaving off the domain name, and click the FETCH button.

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Step 3: Submit to Index

First verify that the Fetch Status was successful. If Googlebot can successfully fetch your page, you can submit that page to the Google index. Just click the Submit to index button.

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You can submit either the URL itself (limit of 500 URLs per week per Webmaster Tools account), or the URL and all pages linked from it (limit of 10 per month per Webmaster Tools account).

URL: Select if your page is new or has been recently updated. Google doesn’t guarantee to index all submitted URLs.
URL and all linked pages: Select if your site has changed significantly. Google will use this URL as a starting point in indexing your site content. Google doesn’t guarantee to index all pages on your site.

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Conquering Content Marketing

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search engine optimisation

Content Marketing

 

Working with the PR and creative teams, she put up a quick landing page on the site where they could acknowledge the situation and answer questions. The whole day was like that, putting out fire after fire, trying to just get through the nightmare.
Content creation, the second step in the framework, cannot always be controlled by your brand. Sometimes consumers ignore your content, sometimes they react to it the wrong way, and sometimes they take over the conversation with their own version of your message.
Look at the difference in trust between the content brands post themselves on social networks (15 percent trusted in the U.S.) and consumer-generated reviews on Amazon and YouTube (70 percent trusted in the U.S.).
Get your product in consumers’ hands: If you’re new to the market, send free samples to bloggers and influencers. If your product has been in the market for a while, give coupons to customers who review your product on Amazon or YouTube.
Treat customers like royalty: Deliver amazing customer service. Expedite their shipping. Offer a free add-on with their order.
Engage with them on an individual level: Strike up a friendly conversation with a few loyal customers on Twitter. Send a personal follow-up email to ask them their opinion.
Help them without expecting anything in return: Look for consumers who are having trouble online. If your product can solve their problem, send them a free sample. If it can’t, point them in the right direction, even if it’s toward a competitor.
Meet customers in person: Attend local meet ups and events. Get to know them on a first-name basis.
Make yourself available: Don’t make consumers come to your site to contact you. Go where they are: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, Vine, Instagram, forums, etc. You don’t need to spend a ton of time on every platform, but you do need to be accessible there.

Search Engine Optimisation Sydney

Search Engine Optimisation Sydney

Search Engine Optimisation Sydney is the practice of improving and promoting a website in order to increase the number of visitors (traffic) the site receives from search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Bing. There are many aspects to Search Engine Optimisation, from the words on your page to the way other sites link to you on the web. Sometimes Search Engine Optimisation Sydney isn’t just about “Search Engine Optimisation techniques in Sydney.” It’s about making your site better for people too and grouping information in a logical manner.

What is Benefits of Link Building and off-page optimisation

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Off Page SEO Optimisation:-

There are various ways of increasing your web site link popularity. I’m listing out some important tips which are easily doable.

  • Submit your site in popular search engines manually.

  • Get your site listed in Open Directory Projects like dmoz.org, yahoo.com. Getting listed in these directories will give your site a boost in link popularity and improve search engine ranking.

  • Provide high quality content.

  • Leverage your personal relations with other webmasters. Put your site link on their sites.

  • Participate in Link Exchange Program. Find top 20 sites doing the same business and contact them for reciprocal links.

  • Submit your site to bookmark sites like DIGG, and Slashdot etc. Before submitting please go through their spam policy.

  • Write good articles in blogging sites and give few references of your links with-in that article.

  • Keep providing good content to your site visitors. Try to keep them busy on your site. If possible create forums, news letters, blogs etc.