Have you ever wonder how some sites are listed in Google search? When a site appears in Google search, then it means that the site is indexed by Google. To index a site, Google need to send web spiders  (also known as web crawlers) first to your site.

In order for Google to send web crawlers to your site, Google need to  know the address (or URL) of your site. This can be done in two ways, the first way is too submit your site at Google Add URL, while the second way is by placing your website link at website that most likely to be visited by web crawlers. In this case, social bookmarking sites like Digg and Magnolia are  good choices.

After Google has indexed your site, it needs a few time for your site to appear in search engine. Meanwhile, make sure that you updates your blog or website frequently because Google loves it. And please don’t put duplicate contents in your website because Google is smart enough to differentiate duplicate contents.

If there are too much duplicate contents in your website, Google might consider your website as spam blog or website. If this happen, you never need to dream about getting your website appears in Google anymore.