Google - The Bipolar Indexing Search Giant.

[Salient]

Just when you think you have Google figured, it teaches you a new lesson.

Indexing: I have had content-rich sites with topic-specific keywords and it has taken me months to get indexed in Google. The fastest I have seen is two days...

Until today.

I decided to create a Linkedin profile about two hours ago. I typed in my name into Google (and it is a common name) just a few minutes ago, and the Linkedin link was indexed and showing up on page seven. Next to it was a "45 minutes ago" note, which I can only assume means the page was indexed 45 minutes earlier. Correct?

In any case, that is the fastest I have ever seen a page indexed in Google.

Has anyone else experienced this? fast versus very slow indexing?

oh, and woohoo for Linkedin. Wow.

Stuart.

[Focus]

Whenever I register a domain and want it in google right away I just use parked.com for it and it gets added to the index in a few days...from there you can do what you want with it and it just updates to show new content if you change it around..

[Michael_Goldman]

Googlebot visits these kind of sites very frequently and it all gets indexed quick, so no wonder.
But you can't compare the huge authority sites like linkedin to your average adsense sites heh

Anyway here's a free tip for you.. if you want to get the site indexed fast just submit it to netscape.com and digg.com they'll get picked up quickly.


~MG

[webd]

Google recently started updating some of the SERPs very quickly.

[dcristo]

It's not how quickly you get indexed but how high you get your rankings which is important As MG suggested authority sites get crawled/indexed more often.