Ever wondered “why can’t I find my website in Google?” This is a common question many people ask and the simple answer is Google hasn’t indexed your page or website yet. And when your site or parts of it are not getting added to the Google index, it means that nobody will ever find your content in the search results.When new websites are created no one knows about their existence, least of all Google. To get these search engines to find your site you must either submit the website to them or their spiders must crawl their way along links until they find you and eventually add you to their index.The more often your site gets crawled, the sooner your new content can start appearing in the search results, and bringing in traffic and sales.
Content is King even over here. But remember:Quality Content! Every time Google crawls your site, it looks for stuff it hasn’t seen before. If it finds something new it will keep coming back more often. If it doesn’t see anything fresh and exciting, it might wait a little longer before visiting you again next time.
Check out this infographic to show the “crawling process” and the 7 most common reasons why Google might be neglecting you.
