After creating a new site or a new page on our website we always went to make sure our website or web page gets discovered by search engines. In order for search engines to discover your website or a new website page we have to make sure your website or a page gets indexed. There are many ways that you can get your website indexed, for example, you can submit sitemaps, you can do it through link building, you can use one of those “submit your website to 1000’s of search engines” services (that don’t really work by the way) and many other methods. However, most of those methods will take a minimum 2-3 days to get your site indexed. So, how can you index the website within few minutes? The answer is simple. You can use Google Webmaster Tools to achieve it.

The early stages in the entrepreneurial startup lifecycle are tenuous times for everyone. It’s all too easy for inexperienced entrepreneurs to try to rush their progress and move quickly toward angel funding or first-round investment before they are really ready. In reality, a more measured and gradual approach in the early stages has a greater likelihood of attracting capital than the rush to get in front of potential investors with a slide deck.

So you trying to rank locally on Google in top3? You can forget about it.
One big trend we noticed after all this Google Updates that started an year ago, including recent Penguin 2.1 is that a lot of local results are now a complete garbage. If you looking to find anything local, you might as well skip Google and go straight to YELP or Yellowpages, because that’s what you’ll see anyways if you search for any local service on Google.
It actually looks like YELP and Yellowpages just bought top spots, so no matter what local keyword you type in you’ll see YELP or Yellowpages in top3 spots.

Matt Cutts confirmed today that they will be rolling out Google Penguin 2.0 (New Generation of Penguin) in a few weeks, so make sure to double check your website for over optimization, social presence, anchor text diversity and content quality.

Think you ready to start off-page SEO? Think again

We see a lot of people jump into off-page SEO without doing proper on-page SEO. At the end, they usually don’t get the results that they expected. One thing that everyone should understand is that with proper on-site SEO it’ll take less time to rank the site on the first page. Before you jump into off-page SEO make sure to check the following:

• Is your website indexed by Google?
• Do you have proper 301 redirects from non-www. to www. version of your website or vise versa?
• Did you make sure your title tags and meta descriptions optimized properly?
• Do you have “search engine friendly” urls?
• Is your content properly optimized?
• Do all of your images contain alt and title tags?
• Does your website contain any broken links or endless redirects?
• Did you create sitemaps for your website and if so are they in proper format?
• Does your website has high OBL (out bound links) rate?

Those are some of the main things you should check before starting your off-page campaign to ensure your website will perform up to your expectations.