New website launched
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hi folks
i launched a new website last month can anyone tell me how long it normally takes for google to pick them up? is there any of speeding up the process as i want to launch another one by the end of the month. the address of this one is www.thebookshop.ie
cheers
donal
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thanks a million that worked in way in over my head with this stuff
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The url for your sitemap is 404.
Your sitemap URL should be: http://www.thebookshop.ie/system/feeds/sitemap.xml
Try updating to that and see if WMT accepts it.
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thanks for the help so far i did the webmaster tools and on the sitemap bit i got an error
can you help please thanks again donal
We encountered an error while trying to access your Sitemap. Please ensure your Sitemap follows our guidelines and can be accessed at the location you provided and then resubmit.
General HTTP error: 404 not foundSitemap: www.thebookshop.ie/system/feeds/sitemapHTTP Error: 404
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Did you submit an xml sitemap using Google Webmaster Tools?
This alerts Google that your site has changed drastically and that they should crawl it and index the new content.
You should also submit a sitemap to any other search engine you want to rank in. Yes the search engines "should" find your site eventually; however, this gives them a heads-up.
Hope this helps.
Mike
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Will is right, use webmaster tools to verify your site and submit your sitemaps. Use G+ to share new content you publish moving forward and monitor indexation health in google webmaster tools.
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Try sharing your site on Google+, and other social networks.
Having a Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools accounts can help you monitor what phrases your site is ranking for...meaning your site is indexed.
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