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Correction: "Getting Your Site Index Before You Launce"

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Nice advice. I wish some people who post comments would realize that this sort of info is not common Knowledge to ever one on the web. With digg continuing to grow in users the level of user must be broadening. Keep up the good work daoustmark.

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Hmmm. Maybe the highly intelligent person responsible for this article needs to find out about the Google Age-Delay feature. This prevents any new domain name being indexed and listed with any authority in the first 6 months of going live. This is to prevent domain spammers from using multiple domains to span a single site, or to create so many links between "fake" domains that the google PageRank is spammed into providing BS rankings.So - no - this doesn't work with Google unless your domain is already 6 months old - by which time it will be well and truly indexed. Kinda stupid really.It's like these SEO companies that charge $70,000 to do a job which takes one guy about 2 days work, and none of it technical. Fusking useless. And the people who hire them: retarded.

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Some of these comments seem a little bit overzealous. This IS common knowledge that you can find in a million places. Get a domain name??? Pinging blog directories is good but you dont need an rss feed and feedburner for that, just use pingoat.com or similar till your up and running. And getting a holder page indexed will do more harm than good in my opinion..

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Didn't you hear? Everything is common knowledge to the Digg community, and everything having to do with a marketing story is spam? The story has to be about how to get the latest odd distribution of Linux running on your car, cellphone or sneakers in order to be "real" news.

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"6 months"? That can't be true, I've got several domains indexed that are "younger" than 6 months.

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But is this necessary to get indexing of a website before its launch? I don't think so.

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Hmm not a big fan of submitting before site launch myself . Bad idea . I believe in general seo is only a long term solution . Better to start seo than while you are seoing buy your traffic . That is my oppinion . Use the money you gain from your traffic to start an adwords campaign . Be careful of alot of ppc some of them are frauds . But in the begging if you buy some traffic use money earned from traffic to buy some adword keywords you should do fine . I actually recomend <a class="user" href="http://www.freshsitetraffic.com&quot;&gt;http://www.freshsitetraffic.com&lt;/a&gt; I have used them many times I started with 10k traffic package . Now i am at 100k real visitor package . It is targeted as well.hope that helps .

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This year my company branched out into a few new domains like web hosting, SEO... We had a site alongwith a coming soon page, giving a quick description, Title, Meta Tags everything in place even had the Non WWW part 301 redirect to www... the page was cached and I started with PR0... But then I tried this with another site... we blocked SE from crawling using the robots.txt file, but continued the buzz thru Blogs and had links back to this soon to be launched site... The site was launched and we allowed SE and also submitted the xml sitemap. This site has a PR3 since the recent update, which will surely increase in coming updates... its easier to go from 3 - 5 than from 0 - 4..My point being is make efforts to get SE to your site before its launch but beware tht they may give you a low PR because you lack content.

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Hmmmm yes these tricks are use full but according me it wouldn't make sense to submit under construction site.<a class="user" href="http://www.seo-1-marketing-services.com&quot;&gt;http://www.seo-1-marketing-services.com&lt;/a&gt;

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Sorry, this is simply not how to go about things.It's kinda like peeing before you pick up the toilet seat. You are destroying your relevancy score in terms of your keywords before you even leave the gate.

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