Kyle Jernigan
I just published my post about inbound links being equivalent to SEO steroids. Literally, minutes ago.
Then, I do a search for my name (who hasn’t?) and my post has already been cached by Google!
Picking jaw up off floor…
Minutes people, minutes.
Either Googlebot and my blog have something sexy going on, I timed my publishing perfectly, or Googlebot is in fact really able to find and add new content to the web in a real-time fashion. Nicely done Google, nicely done and thanks for the quick update – my Google Analytics appreciate it.
I wonder what my site sees in this guy?
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It seems that a handy little WP + Twitter plugin I utilize is to blame. It’s not that my blog has anything sexy going on with Googlebot, it’s the Twitter feed that Google incorporates nearly instantly, and continuously.
As soon as I publish a post a Tweet is published with a link to the post. That’s how my post was indexed by Google in minutes. I just read a REALLY spiffy post on SEOmoz.org about using Twitter as an indexation tool – here ya go: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/using-twitter-for-increased-indexation