SEO Questions
 

1. Will buying PPC help me get indexed quicker with google?

2. After producing content on the websites blog, what all places should that article be posted? FB, Twitter?

I paid a lot of money for a domain, I don't want to get risk getting fucked. :helpme

I think the best thing you can do is sign up for Google Webmaster tools and follow their SEO advice as closely as possible.

Yep, but a lot of ppl will have insight on my two questions.

What's the domain and url of the article?

Don't want to post it.

xxx.com

xxx.com/blog/title_of_article.

PPC will only get you better traffic and/or make Google money.

Discussions about articles with other users on social media may help SEO -- just posting with no replies is a downvote -- having a negative or neutral affect.

Apply this to Social Media;
"Social Media is like a first date. If all you do is talk about yourself, there won't be a second date."
This saying should be framed and hung on every Social Media marketer's office wall (especially if they can't get that “second date”).

1) I have never seen a correlation between PPC and SEO other than you might get indexed faster, but not better or higher. I can't see it hurting to have both fronts covered though...

2) As many places as possible (even if nofollow) and preferably at the same time (social mentions that occur one after the other vs all at the same time). Think of it like a press release that one news outlet picks up each week versus all the press outlets picking you up at the same time.

What's more important than the quantity of places you post about your site though is the engagement. Getting likes, re-shares, or whatever metric that site uses to measure engagement is worth a lot more than the quantity of mentions.

Best of luck :)
WG

Why do you want to get indexed faster? You will not automatically have any ranks once your site is indexed.
You can setup google to crawl your site and index it through webmaster tools if you want a fast index. There is no direct relation between SEO and PPC.
You heard something but you missed the essential. There is a trick but in your case will not help, or it will be too expensive to be worth it.

Instead of /folders/ try using sub.domains

Google considers each subdomain to be its own index page. Therefore eventually, you will have many Quality Index Pages linking back to your main page.

Good tip, but for how long?

Indexed? You want to get indexed? Surf your own site or page with chrome while signed in. It will be indexed. Indexed. You mean be #1 in the index or just indexed? I guarantee, if you don't royally suck, you get indexed within minutes of publishing something.

Do you even check your server logs? Grep page name | grep Googlebot.

Your server will tell you if you got indexed.

I think I should have changed my question to say rank higher in SERP. I have already submitted my map to google last month. Website has only been around for 30 days or so. Bounce rate is 35% Very nice keyword domain name. Two words.

30 days is nothing. Add new content constantly and wait.

:winkwink:

If your visitors share your content and link to it. Yes - it will.

LOL, yes I know. Waiting sucks.

TOS is the most important thing right now.

PPC + SEO = match made in marketing heaven

Google Treats Some Subdomains as Single Site, Not Multiple Sites

5 Things You Need to Know About Social Media & SEO

I'm not sure what you mean by how long? But, if you mean 'characters' keep your subdomain as short as possible.

We provide one way back links directly to subdomains using whatever keywords you want. Let me know if that helps.

~Ray
hardlinks.org

What I meant is. Google treats subdomains as back links, but for how long do they do that?

So you didn't read the article I posted. Shame. Google doesn't always treat subdomains as inviduals that give you backlink juice, and now you'll never know why and how to avoid it. Good luck :thumbsup

Trust me, I'm going to read ever link. I haven't had time yet and thank you for your help.

Being crawled by googlebot does not necessarily mean being indexed by Google.

Keep gaming the system and crying about it :laughing-

Splitting your site into subdomains seems to be one of those things that may work for a while, but a future update will kill it.

It's not going to add to the user experience. Imagine if each chapter of a novel was in a separate book?

I would just focus on good quality content and keep the site 100% clean... expensive 2 word domains are not ideal to practice gray-hat seo strategies on...:2 cents:

There is no end date. Just keep your site map updated and you will be fine.

~Ray
hardlinks.org

For the win

Agreed. I'm not doing anything to get me fucked. =]

Great point!

From the links I posted here previously you learn that Google only treats subdomains as individual sites if they are substantially different than the main domain. There are some other major factors as well that I won't mention here.

This is how Tumblr gets massive link juice, different themes for every subdomain and unique content on every one. :2 cents:

If you work with Dating Site affiliate programs, hit me up. :thumbsup

Read all 3, now I'm even more confused. LOL :winkwink:

I'm not sure if it was mentioned or not, but here's my recommendation to the OP.
Get to Google Search Console and use fetch as google feature. It helps to index your pages faster, for free.

Thanks,,,,,,,