Learn more about your site’s status in the Google index
Most website owners and webmasters wonder if the site they’re managing is on Google. We often search our domain, our company name, or even our own name and some specific keywords to see if the website we’ve done a few days back has been crawled and placed on the massive index of Google.
Yes, most SEO (Search Engine Optimization) professionals already know these things. However, for the newbies and for the rest of us, here’s a quick tutorial to know if your site’s status is in the Google index or not.
It’s a basic 2-step process to be in the know. But, you can further move forward enhancing your SEO efforts like verifying your domain, adding a sitemap, getting to know your search rank, top keywords search for a specific time, etc. at the Google Webmaster Tools.
Let’s start. Here’s how:
1) Go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/sitestatus
2) Enter your domain on the input box (ex. http://www.mployd.com). Click on the “Next” button
Now, if your website is in the Google index, you should be able to see this notification
And you will be asked if you want to go and manage your website at the Google Webmaster Tool
If your website isn’t listed yet on the Google index, you should see something like this
Google will also suggest that you submit a Sitemap on their Google Webmaster Tools (which will eventually help your rankings on the Google’s search engine results).
Pretty simple huh? Go and check your website now if it’s listed and I hope it is.
Cheers!
–aj
January 31st, 2008 at 1:40 pm
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January 31st, 2008 at 6:47 pm
thanks for the info!
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