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Power Indexing

Posted By Eli On February 6, 2007 @ 10:31 pm In General Articles | 191 Comments

If you’re just now joining us we’ve been talking about creating huge [1] Link Laundering Sites. So we’ve built some massive sites with some serious ranking power. However now we’re stuck with the problem of getting these puppies indexed quickly and thoroughly. If you’re anything like the average webmaster you’re probably not used to dealing with getting a 20k+ page site fully indexed. It’s easier than it sounds, you just got to pay attention and do it right and most importantly follow my disclaimer. These tips are only for sites in the 20k-200k page range. Anything less or more requires totally different strategies. Lets begin by setting some goals for ourselves.


Crawling Goals

There are two very important aspects of getting your sites indexed right. First is coverage.


Coverage-
Getting the spiders to the right areas of your site. I call these areas the “joints.” Joints are pages on the site where many other important landing pages are connected to, or found through, yet are buried deeply into the site. For instance if you have a directory style listing where you have the links at the bottom of the results saying “Page 1, 2, 3, 4..etc.” That would be considered a joint page. It has no real value other than listing more pages within the site. They are important because they allow the spiders and visitors to find those landing pages even though they hold no real SEO value themselves. If you have a very large site it is of the utmost importance to get any joints on your site indexed first because the other pages will naturally follow.


The second important factor is the sheer volume of spider visits.


Crawl Volume-
This is the science of drawing as much spider visits to your site as possible. Volume is what will get the most pages indexed. Accuracy with the coverage is what will keep the spiders on track instead of them just hitting your main page hundreds of times a day and never following the rest of the site.

This screenshot is from a new Madlib site of mine that is only about 10 days old with very few inbound links. Its only showing the crawlstats from Feb. 1st-6th(today). As you can see thats over 5,700 hits/day from Google followed shortly by MSN and Yahoo. Its also worth noting that the SITE: command is as equally impressive for such an infant site and is in the low xx,xxx range. So if you think that taking the time to develop a perfect mixture of Coverage and Spider Volume isn’t worth the hassle, than the best of luck to you in this industry. For the rest of us lets learn how it is done.

Like I said this is much easier than it sounds, we’re going to start off with a very basic tip and move on to a tad more advanced method and eventually end on a very advanced technique I call Rollover Sites. I’m going to leave you to choose your own level of involvement here. Feel free to follow along to the point of getting uncomfortable. There’s no need to fry braincells trying to follow techniques that you are not ready for. Not using these tips by no means equals a failure and some of these tips will require some technical know-how. So at least be ready for them.


Landing Page Inner linking

This is the most basic of the steps. Lets refer back to the dating site example in the [2] Madlib Sites post. Each landing page is an individual city. Each landing page suggests dating in the cities nearby. The easiest way to do this is to look for zipcodes that are the closest number to the current match. Another would be grab the row id’s from the entries before and after the current row id. This causes the crawlers to move outward from each individual landing page until they reach every single landing page. Proper inner linking among landing pages should be common sense for anyone with experience so I’ll move on. Just be sure to remember to include them because they play a very important roll in getting your site properly indexed.


Reversed and Rolling Sitemaps

By now you’ve probably put up a simple sitemap on your site and linked to it on every page within your template. You’ve figured out very quickly that a big ass site = a big ass sitemap. It is common belief that the search engines treat a page that is an apparent site map differently in the number of links they are willing to follow than other pages, but when you’re dealing with a 20,000+ page site thats no reason to view the sitemaps indexing power any differently than any other page. Assume the bots will naturally follow only so many links on a given page. So its best to optimize your sitemap with that reasoning in mind. If you have a normal 1-5,000 page site its perfectly fine to have a small sitemap that starts at the beginning and finishes with a link to the last page in the database. However when you got a very large site like a Madlib site might produce it becomes a foolish waste of time. Your main page naturally links to the landing pages with low row id’s in the database. So they are the most apt to get crawled first. Why waste a sitemap that’s just going to get those crawled first as well. A good idea is to reverse the sitemap by changing your ORDER BY ‘id’ into ORDER BY ‘id’ DESC (descending meaning the last pages show up first and the first pages show up last). This makes the pages that naturally show up last to appear first in the sitemap so they will get prime attention. This will cause the crawlers to index the frontal pages of your site about the same time they index the deeply linked pages of your site(the last pages). If your inner linking is setup right it will cause them to work there way from the front and back of the site inward simultaneously until they reach the landing pages in the middle. Which is much more efficient than working from the front to the back in a linear fashion. An even better method is to create a rolling sitemap. For instance if you have a 30,000 page site have it grab entries 30,000-1 for the first week then 25,000-1:30,000-25,001 for the second week. Then the third week would be pages 20,000-1:30,30,000-20,001. Then repeat so on and so forth eventually pushing each 5,000 page chunk to the top of the list while keeping the entire list intact and static. This will cause the crawlers to eventually work there way from multiple entry points outward and inward at the same time. You can see why the rolling sitemap is the obvious choice for the pro wanting some serious efficiency from the present Crawl Volume.


Deep Linking

Deep linking from outside sites is probably the biggest factor in producing high Crawl Volume. A close second would be using the above steps to show the crawlers the vasts amounts of content they are missing. The most efficient way you can get your massive sites indexed is to generate as much outside links as possible directly to the sites’ joint pages. Be sure to link to the joint pages from your more established sites as well as the main page. There are some awesome ways to get a ton of deep links to your sites but I’m going to save them for another post. :)


Rollover Sites

This is where it gets really cool. A rollover site is a specially designed site that grabs content from your other sites, gets its own pages indexed and then rolls over and the pages die to help the pages for your real site get indexed. Creating a good Rollover Site is easy, it just takes a bit of coding knowledge. First you create a mainpage that links to 50-100 subpages. Each subpage is populated from data from your large sites’ databases that you are wanting to get indexed (Madlib sites for instance). Then you focus some link energy from your Link Laundering Sites and get the main page indexed and crawled as often as possible. What this will do is, create a site that is small and gets indexed very easily and quickly. Then you will create a daily cronjob that will pull the Google, Yahoo, and MSN APIs using the SITE: command. Parse for all the results from engines and compare them with the current list of pages the site has. Whenever a page of the site (the subpages that use the content of your large sites excluding the main page) gets indexed in all three engines have the script remove the page and replace it with a permanent 301 redirect to the target landing page of the large site. Then you mark it in the database as “indexed.” This is best accomplished by adding another boolean column to your database called “indexed.” Then whenever it is valued at “true” your Rollover Sites ignore it and move on to the next entry to create their subpages. It’s the automation that holds the beauty of this technique. Each subpage gets indexed very quickly and then when it redirects to the big site’s landing page that page gets indexed instantly. Your Rollover Sites keep their constant count of subpages and just keep rolling them over and creating new ones until all of your large site’s pages are indexed. I can’t even describe the amazing results this produces. You can have absolutely no inbound links to a site and create both huge crawl volumes and Crawl Coverage from just a few Rollover Sites in your arsenal. Right when you were starting to think Link Laundering Sites and Money Sites were all there was huh :)


As you are probably imagining I could easily write a whole E-book on just this one post. When you’re dealing with huge sites like Madlib sites there is a ton of possibilities to get them indexed fully and quickly. However if you focus on just these 4 tips and give them the attention they deserve there really is no need to ever worry about how your going to get your 100,000+ page site indexed. A couple people have already asked me if I think growing the sites slowly and naturally is better than producing the entire site at once. At this point I not only don’t care, but I have lost all fear of producing huge sites and presenting them to the engines in their entirety. I have also seen very little downsides to it, and definitely not enough to justify putting in the extra work to grow the sites slowly. If you’re doing your indexing strategies right you should have no fear of the big sites either.


191 Comments To "Power Indexing"

#1 Comment By Dave On February 7, 2007 @ 12:03 am

With all the wonderland of guidance Blue Hat provides, any suggestions on hiring programmers? Or project management geared toward ever greater levels of automation?

At the levels you are discussing, working towards not reinventing the wheel would seem to be a big priority in getting things to scale properly.

Also, I appreciate your inviting other viewpoints. My personal one is it’s a poor world where people are intolerant, avoid helping one another, put all their attention onto money, or look for loopholes instead of making their corner of the world a better place.

You’re showing a lot of tolerance in making your corner a better place, and while I don’t share some of your goals, it’s a real pleasure to have the privilege of your guidance through this blog!

#2 Comment By gdubs12345 On February 7, 2007 @ 12:41 am

man, you have so many good ideas that ive never heard anywhere else. Keep up the good posts , i love reading your blog

#3 Comment By lightbluenewbie On February 7, 2007 @ 5:49 am

As I understand your rolling sitemap, you keep a full 30.000k links in your sitemap - the same links always - and just switch the order of them from time to time.
Is it very important to keep the map ’static’ e.g. to have all the links in the map always?

I was thinking about just putting 2-3k in my sitemap at a time and then replacing them with a new batch now and then. Would that work?

#4 Comment By Gadooney On February 7, 2007 @ 6:59 am

Great post, and I really appreciate the level of detail you go into.

I do have a question, though, about churning out so many pages in such a short time. I’ve had a couple of sites nuked by Google in the past (PR plummets from 4 to 0 and/or every page kicked to supplemental results) and both were existing sites with 100 or so pages that were fully indexed and ranking well, that I expanded using automatically generated to +20,000 pages, and were nuked by Google shortly thereafter.

There seems to be some evidence out there that Google doesn’t take kindly to huge sites with tens of thousands of pages suddenly springing up overnight, as that’s not the way big sites have traditionally evolved over time, growing slowly and steadily. Explosive growth like that is also a trivial thing for Google to track, as it’s not hard to identify at all.

Do you really think there’s no danger in creating huge sites like you outline and publishing all of the pages immmediately?

#5 Comment By Ben Cruikshank On February 7, 2007 @ 7:09 am

Yet another great idea from BlueHat. Keep up the excellent work, sir!

Ben
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#6 Comment By Ryan On February 7, 2007 @ 7:19 am

That’s awesome. I was wondering how to get a huge site like that indexed so fast. Can’t wait to read more about these kind of site strategies.

#7 Comment By Seostomp On February 7, 2007 @ 8:38 am

The rollover site idea has worked wonders for me in the past when trying to correct supplemental issues for large dynamic client sites. I use other techniques with my “madlib” sites but will be adding this to my arsenal.

#8 Comment By Rob On February 7, 2007 @ 9:58 am

This depends on how you do it.

When starting off (just to get the pages indexed) I wouldn’t include any advertisements, just the content / verbage. The big thing here is to have each page NOT LOOK like a spam site. But if you have 50,000+ pages of quality content, then you have nothing to fear.

Quality Content examples -> Baseball card stats, ebay items, amazon products, list is endless.

Then after your fully indexed (depending on size of site can take 2 - 4 weeks for 75k+ pages, then you add your advertisements, and walla instant money.

#9 Comment By Eli On February 7, 2007 @ 10:04 am

Rob is right. It’s the content that burns your site not the growth speed.

#10 Comment By Eli On February 7, 2007 @ 12:54 pm

Great question.
I think having a static sitemap is very important. Infact keep it as static as possible. Like I mentioned in the article only change it once a week or so. As far as having ALL the links on the sitemap at all times, it is important for sites in this size range. The technique you’re touching on is a chunked sitemap. Its a sitemap technique for sites that are over the 200k page mark. I won’t get into too much detail on it but basically what it boils down to is having multiple sitemaps on the same site, each one rolling at different intervals. One being a daily sitemap, one being a weekly sitemap and the third being a monthly sitemap. Each one is larger then the one before it. I’ll eventually explain the whole thing in a post. For now don’t worry about creating a dynamic feature on your sitemaps because its pretty useless without creating a chunked sitemap system. but we’ll dive into that some other time. :)

#11 Comment By Roland On February 7, 2007 @ 8:42 pm

Superb post! I’ll try this methods to index better some of my sites. Thanks for this blog eli.

#12 Comment By Gadooney On February 8, 2007 @ 6:00 am

Many thanks for the advice.

Could you clarify the bit about the ads being what potentially gets you in trouble with search engines?

I realize that if you launch the site with both ads and content, that the ads will increase the percentage of non-unique content from page to page, and that the ads show up as elements on every single page. I also get the concept of the pages needing to contain quality, unique content, and understand how publishing the site without ads can help it get indexed and not trigger any sort of penalty.

But if the ads are what triggers some sort of penalty, won’t all of your pages get booted on the next crawl after you add the ads? Or do you treat these as throw-away sites, which you get indexed (without ads), then slap in some ads, make some money, and resign yourself to the pages dropping out of results over time, as the pages are crawled again, ads are discovered, and a penalty is triggered?

Thanks for any advice.

#13 Comment By Phil On February 8, 2007 @ 11:29 am

Another great post Eli thanks for sharing :)

With your Madlib site did you use a brand new domain name or was it an already established domain with page rank?

#14 Comment By Eli On February 8, 2007 @ 12:22 pm

thanks,

I know i only listed one as an example above, but that one was actually part of a medium sized network of madlib sites. They all had about the same crawlstats so i just grabbed a random one. They were all brand new domains.

#15 Trackback By Anonymous On February 8, 2007 @ 1:51 pm

Power Indexing Tips

Eli over at Bluehatseo explains how to Power Index big sites with more than 20,000 pages. Interesting concept :)

#16 Comment By Kfleming On February 8, 2007 @ 4:49 pm

Really great idea, cant wait to try it!

#17 Comment By Alan On February 10, 2007 @ 3:02 pm

Ok, here is the problem:
You will want to have your site indexed in Google as most of the traffic comes from it.

Adsense is the most profitable money-maker on this kind of site, but is the best spy from google to catch you if you go grey/blackhat.

Obviously there’s a conflict : Google and Adsense are the same system.

I once tried to create pages with high paying keywords, to get adsense serving high $$$ ads. Within 12 hours, I had some real people (not bot) from google visiting the pages, and my site as well. Guess what? I got my site banned from google search results and the ads money dropped to almost zero!

So to be safe, if you manage to make some 20K+ pages site look genuine, no worry, but if it is some simple madlib, you might prefer to get affiliates $$$ (the example from Eli is really good BTW).

Remember that if you get a few sites banned and you used adsense on them, your unique adsense publisher ID is a very big footprint to let google find any other website you create.

#18 Comment By golfer On February 13, 2007 @ 1:37 pm

Eli

Once again an awesome post - problem is everytime I read your blog more ideas are presented and I just can’t keep up with it man!!!

However dont for one moment stop!

#19 Comment By Bloop On February 18, 2007 @ 11:49 pm

A sideline question… When you’re rolling out mega sites, do you stagger the growth? I don’t have the experience to know if it’s true, but I hear about the need to avoid mega jumps in website sizes (not to raise any flags)…

Thanks
Bloop

#20 Comment By Site de Rencontre au Quebec On February 21, 2007 @ 6:52 pm

Eli,

Nice tips.
About the last method, it’s still alot of link building work to get the rollover sites indexed. What would be the benefits of getting those indexed and 301 all pages to the “real” site than work on the “real” site’s link building directly?

Best Regards
VJ

#21 Comment By Eli On February 21, 2007 @ 10:02 pm

Great question!
Roll over sites only need to be built once. They can be used over and over to get all your future projects indexed. They are quite a bit of work, but they don’t just serve a one time purpose and your done with them. If you are the type that is constantly building new projects they become invaluable and well worth the effort.

#22 Comment By Site de Rencontre au Quebec On February 22, 2007 @ 8:01 am

Thank you for awnser,

However, once you 301 all pages to the new site the rollover site will automaticly get de-indexed by the search engines no?

A 301 basicly means that you have moved the document elsewhere, why would the SE keep them in the index?

You also mention that it will get about anything indexed “instantly” which is surprising since it takes a few weeks to the SE to recognize the 301. What do you have to say about that?

Thank you for your time!
VJ

#23 Comment By Eli On February 22, 2007 @ 9:18 am

I’m sorry, I realize some people learn best by getting a concept of things and then asking questions until they understand it, but I can’t answer that question any better than the actual post does. If you just skimmed the post and started asking questions, I’m afraid this is the wrong venue. You’re going to actually have to read it, and then if you still don’t understand ask someone else who read it and maybe they can explain it more clearly than I did.

#24 Comment By Site de Rencontre au Quebec On February 22, 2007 @ 9:38 am

I understand your point,

Thank you anyway :)

#25 Comment By Eli On February 22, 2007 @ 10:50 am

Thanks for the question though. I think you may not be alone in that some people may assume that the main page will redirect as well. The main page stays the same it just links to the subpages until they have been indexed and replaced by the redirects. Likewise, the all the subpages don’t get redirected at once. They only get redirected after they have been indexed. At which time they get replaced by a new target and new page.

#26 Comment By Site de Rencontre au Quebec On February 22, 2007 @ 4:36 pm

Oh I get it now!

Time to code…

thx Eli!

#27 Comment By flakki On February 24, 2007 @ 9:54 am

Ok, this might be far too basic for some people, but I thought I’d spit it out there anyway. I was thinking about random content, and about how Google must have some sort of means in place to differentiate btw pages that are updated often, and pages that are randomly generated. So I figured what I’d do for a particular site was go completely psuedo random, where each page could be assigned a static random number, but that would be used in conjunction with an offset of day + month to pull content from a db. But I’m with some of the others - I’ll get to the rollover sites once I’ve completed my other assignments ;) Thanks again for all the ideas Eli.

#28 Comment By Jonix On April 10, 2007 @ 1:23 am

Trying the tool on a couple of sites. I’ll post the results in the next days.

#29 Comment By SCZ On May 8, 2007 @ 8:39 pm

I submitted a page at 11:20pm and had it indexed by 11:27pm of the same day. I went to log the time I did it so I could report the visit and when I refreshed the page, Google had already visited.

Excellent work Eli!

#30 Comment By SCZ On May 8, 2007 @ 8:40 pm

Correction to my previous post. It wasn’t indexed, but visited within 7 minutes.

#31 Comment By Ben On May 15, 2007 @ 10:09 am

Thanks for the article. I have a question for the community. You talk about switching the order of your pages on the site map for the crawler to visit different pages. What if you had one site map that contained all 30k pages. What if you also made SITE MAP A which linked to SITE MAP B , C , D ETC.. SITE MAP B listed the first 1k pages. SITE MAP C listed the next 1k pages etc. If you then promoted SITE MAP A. The crawler would visit the first site map then the smaller ones and then your pages. I guess the question to be answered to make this work properly would be how many page jumps would the crawler make before saying enough. If it was limitless you could keep the crawler jumping from page to page in many different directions for a long time with this stratagy.

#32 Comment By daminc On May 19, 2007 @ 8:48 am

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#33 Comment By Michael On May 20, 2007 @ 12:31 am

Thanks for the info, is gonna come in handy with the new site I am currently making!

#34 Comment By Steve waganer On August 2, 2007 @ 1:30 am

Yes this information is awesome and will really help for SEO beginners to index theri site very quickly even i have checked one of the tool quick indexed tools and the site get indexed in 2 days….

#35 Comment By Neil On November 16, 2007 @ 10:02 am

I’ve just finished my first madlib and started making a rollover site for it, then realized there was an easier way to do it.

You need to get a second domain and point it at the same place as your madlib site (so you can view the site through both domains - your original one and the new one).

Then modify your index page. It should check if http_host is the original domain and if it is, continue as normal, otherwise it’s the new domain so output links to 50-100 subpages.

Now modify the code which displays your subpages - check http_host, if it’s the new domain then work out whether the page has been indexed or not and if it has, do a 301, otherwise display the page as normal.

Finally do the cron to check which pages have been indexed.

The downside to doing things this way is that your rollover sites aren’t re-usable, but on the plus side it requires virtually no effort at all. Most of the code required is for the cron to do the site: command, and that is re-usable.

#36 Comment By James On December 15, 2007 @ 3:59 am

I saw a Matty C vid recently in which he stated, don’t worry about launching big sites unless they’re over a million pages…

#37 Comment By James On January 4, 2008 @ 9:55 am

Hey guys. Would you recommend putting a roll over on it’s own domain or would a sub domain suffice?

#38 Comment By nuevojefe On February 27, 2008 @ 6:53 pm

Eli,

For the rolling sitemap you’re still referring to a single page sitemap, correct?

#39 Comment By DrFredEdison On March 25, 2008 @ 2:57 pm

Eli - When creating rollover sites, do you leave links to the rollover site’s pages that have already been indexed and 301′d on the homepage (or elsewhere on the site)? Otherwise, wouldn’t the search engines delist the pages that don’t have any links from elsewhere?

#40 Comment By Jack6768 On June 2, 2008 @ 3:56 pm

Very interesting stuff. I’m currently coding a rollover site in PHP for my own seo empire. Should be massive !

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Creative new technique as always :)

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Isn’t there a tool to do this?

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#49 Comment By Abdulrehman On January 20, 2009 @ 4:55 am

10 days for such Google hits, that’s a lot! I wonder when I’ll be so familiar with these tricks!

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I’m assuming that it takes a while for a person to create an 20k + website of original content. Another method is every time a page is created is to social bookmark the page once it created. It will usually get indexed with in a day. It’s probably not the most efficient strategy but an effective one.

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I think something even more important than power indexing is that you need to get your content indexed fast, I mean at least once in every 2 days. You know the buzz about Google Hot Trends nowadays, right? It’s the key to massive traffic!

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Eli, one thing I wanted to know/ask, what will be the case if a site has more than 3 million pages? Does the above trick mentioned above will solve the problem for this as well?

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I was thinking about just putting 2-3k in my sitemap at a time and then replacing them with a new batch now and then. Would that work?

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