Get your content indexed in minutes using Fetch as Google.

Today’s post is going to be a video tutorial well worth your time to review and execute upon completing the video.

Have you ever posted content that seems to take days or weeks to be indexed in search engines, specifically Google?

Occasionally, I receive calls from customers who inquire why their website content is taking so long to show up in Google Search engines.

And if not that, then customers are trying to gain an edge using current events SEO and want their content to be indexed long before their competition.

Does your website use a dynamic or static XML Sitemap?

In most cases, if your website has been developed using a content management system (CMS), such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, to name a few, then you tend not to have to worry about having your content indexed.

Most CMS’ tend to use an automated XML sitemap plugin that dynamically creates a CML sitemap and pings search engines every time a new page or post is published to your website.

But I do have the occasional customer who has a static website that doesn’t have the automated capabilities and functionalities to create an XML file and submit or ping search engines with updated content.

These customers tend not to create an XML sitemap at all or use a service like XML-Sitemaps.com to create an XML sitemap from time to time, using Google Webmaster Tools sitemap submission tool to verify and index their website content.

Whether you use a CMS or a static website, there are moments when you desire to have your content indexed immediately and not wait days, weeks, or months for search engines to crawl and index your content.

Why Fetch as Google is your best friend.

And I have the answer and the tool to put you a step ahead of your competition in search rankings.

This short video tutorial will show you how to verify whether your content has been indexed and how to use the Google Webmaster Tools feature designed to index your content ASAP: Fetch as Google.