How long does it take Google to index?

**rubsync** · 12-02-2009 08:42 PM

Creating quality of back links helps your site get index. In order to do that, engaging on the techniques like blog commenting, forum posting, classified ads, press release, online groups, link exchange, social bookmarking and article submission helps.

**mickeyy** · 01-14-2010 06:59 AM

I started getting google traffic within 2 weeks of the site's launch. The trick is to sign up for their webmaster tools and use the options they give (submit sitemaps, etc). Also, get your name out there since backlinks are really important to google's engine.

**Alex Williams** · 01-28-2010 09:23 AM

There is no just one answer to this question. Sometimes it takes minutes, sometimes weeks, and sometimes even months...

What I do, is submit to Propeller, Mixx, Shoutwire, Technorati, Cloudytags, and submit RSS feeds to a few RSS sites. Most of the time the site gets indexed in just a few hours.

Hope this helps.

**ryanfromrethink** · 01-28-2010 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by thedomainleasingteam

I mostly use HubPages as they seem closer with Google. Most sites take 5 days to index in my opinion, with HubPages submission and Sitemap submission.

Yea, we generally figure a week is a safe estimate if you need to give someone a time frame. A lot of people utilize pinging services thinking this is going to help you get indexed quicker, but it just doesn't :|

**fireurimagination** · 02-14-2010 01:16 PM

Depends on the number of backlinks you can get, if you have quality backlinks it may be done in matter of hour. But without backlinks basically you can expect 7-15 days for the same, use google webmaster tools for early results