Google Indexing Speed
Google got pretty fast lately. A few examples on 2 of my sites:
- A post was created indexed and ranked in 24h. Now is #2 for its target (low&local competition though). The result is still there after 1 week
- A post created 3h ago has been indexed and ranked (on the second page though and on a low competition phrase)
3 Responses to “Google Indexing Speed”
By Lucian Marin on Jul 4, 2007 | Reply
I notice the speed for my website too. Anyway, it seems that the cache doesn’t work that fast. I change my website design this week and still didn’t make in Google cache.
By GiorgosK on Jul 14, 2007 | Reply
A website with PR5+ will be visited more often then lower PR sites, so in other words new content is indexed faster.
Have those sites you show this change on, increased their pagerank lately ? maybe that is the reason the get indexed faster …
By Razvan Antonescu on Jul 14, 2007 | Reply
Well I know that theory, but I don’t think this is the case.
Both of them are blogspot blogs and one has PR1 and another PR5. I guess that the speed is the result of Google blending regular results (discovered by the classic spiders) with Google Blog Search results which are mainly triggered by pinging.
I haven’t noticed the same speed on static sites.