How long will it take to get my site listed in Google natural or Organic listings ?

TrafficJam

There are a couple of things that need to occur before this happens. The site needs to be indexed by the search engine. There is no set time for Google specifically to initially index your site – the time taken can vary based on:

Popularity of the site (whether it has any inbound links to it)
Whether the content is crawl-able (server responses and content type)
Site structure (how pages interlink)
It is possible for a site to be crawled/indexed within 4 days to 4 weeks, but it may take longer. The good news is that you can cover the first bullet using social media, commenting, guest blogging, and email marketing. The second bullet has more to do with how your site is built and how clean the code actually is.

12 years ago

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Shole

Oh it all depends there are many factors that are vital. Quality links to your site, how good at seo you are, when the crawlers will see your site, how popular your keywords are, how original you arre . It can go from 4 days to a month or a year

12 years ago

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dreamaliver

This depends on many factors. Be aware that getting “listed” and getting good positioning in the search engine results pages (SERP) are two entirely different things. Getting listed is fairly easy but the most important issue is getting good organic positioning so we will discuss this here. In short, it could take anywhere from one month to up to several years to achieve favorable positioning in Google.
Some determining factors on achieving good position are:

Web Site Optimization – Is you site optimized correctly for your relevant keyword phrases?
Inbound Links – Do you have many relevant, high PR (PageRank) links that point to your site? This is as important as the optimization itself!
Search Engine Friendly Site – Does your site have any barriers that would block search engine spiders?
How long has your site been online? The newer the site, the longer it will take to achieve good positioning due to all the factors listed here.
New sites generally have a zero or very low Page Rank. Established sites that rank at the top generally have a higher page rank. PageRank is gained by building inbound links from authoritative and credible sites. Download the Google Toolbar to check your PR. http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35769
How much competition do you have? New sites in highly competitive categories have an uphill battle. There are no quick solutions so settle in for the long haul. With perseverance, proper execution, and lots of hard work, good results can be achieved.
Use “White Hat” or Ethical SEO techniques.
Have you submitted press releases for Web/News syndication, Setup a YouTube channel with your video, setup social media accounts? All of these are important aspects of modern SEO.
Are you keeping your content fresh by adding new content, articles, blogs on a regular basis? Search Engines love fresh, original content.
Have you built an XML Sitemap and submitted to Google correctly?

This depends on many factors. Be aware that getting “listed” and getting good positioning in the search engine results pages (SERP) are two entirely different things. Getting listed is fairly easy but the most important issue is getting good organic positioning so we will discuss this here. In short, it could take anywhere from one month to up to several years to achieve favorable positioning in Google. Some determining factors on achieving good position are: [list=1][*]Web Site Optimization – Is you site optimized correctly for your relevant keyword phrases?[/*][*]Inbound Links – Do you have many relevant, high PR (PageRank) links that point to your site? This is as important as the optimization itself![/*][*]Search Engine Friendly Site – Does your site have any barriers that would block search engine spiders?[/*][*]How long has your site been online? The newer the site, the longer it will take to achieve good positioning due to all the factors listed here.[/*][*]New sites generally have a zero or very low Page Rank. Established sites that rank at the top generally have a higher page rank. PageRank is gained by building inbound links from authoritative and credible sites. Download the Google Toolbar to check your PR. http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35769[/*][*]How much competition do you have? New sites in highly competitive categories have an uphill battle. There are no quick solutions so settle in for the long haul. With perseverance, proper execution, and lots of hard work, good results can be achieved.[/*][*]Use “White Hat” or Ethical SEO techniques.[/*][*]Have you submitted press releases for Web/News syndication, Setup a YouTube channel with your video, setup social media accounts? All of these are important aspects of modern SEO.[/*][*]Are you keeping your content fresh by adding new content, articles, blogs on a regular basis? Search Engines love fresh, original content.[/*][*]Have you built an XML Sitemap and submitted to Google correctly? [/*][/list]

11 years ago

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SEOClerks

How long will it take to get my site listed in Google natural or Organic listings ?