What is the fastest way to re-index an important page?
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Hello Moz Community Members,
Besides submitting the URL in Google Webmaster, what are other ways to make sure google indexes/crawls a page which was noindexed?
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- Agree Google+ works pretty fast (Bonus points if it gets shared)
- Have a high profile website share it
- Twitter still works pretty well, (Bonus points if it gets shared)
- Be sure it's in your xml sitemap, resubmit the sitemap to Google
- Install Google Analytics
- Bookmark it on Delicious
- If it's a blogpost, register your blog with feedburner
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I agree. Anecdotally anyway, sharing on G+ in particular makes for a pretty rapid index.
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Share it on Google+ and twitter this the quickest way I find to get stuffed indexed.
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Link to it from the homepage well above the fold.
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