How does Google SEO speed up the link building process?

Link building is an integral part of any SEO project, and it often takes a few days for a link to be indexed by Google after it is published. So how to speed up the Google SEO link building process? This article will introduce several good methods.
over the years,link buildinghas been a solid SEO strategy, but there are still many people who simplyLinkBuilding, but did not know that there are many auxiliary tools for link building. Because it takes time to see link building results on search engines, it can be a difficult process for marketing decision makers and SEO companies to prove to clients that their investment is worth the long wait. However, if you use Google Webmaster Tools, you can greatly shorten the time it takes for searchers to see your website, thereby reducing the waiting time for customers.
 
There was an article before that introduced how to use Google index to submit a new webpage or blog on the website, and it can be crawled by Google in a few minutes instead of waiting for a few days.
 
The Fetch as Google feature is also very helpful for your content inclusion, it can submit URLs to the index after you verify the main domain name with Google Webmaster Tools. What to do if your website cannot be authenticated? I have tested many methods of submitting external content to Google's index to speed up the process of inclusion and link building of marketing content, and the relevant methods will be introduced below.
 
1. Relevant experimental preparation
 
1. Domain name /totally-awesome.html
 
2. Domain name /radical.html
 
3. Domain Name/super-cool.html
 
The first step is to recreate three basic HTML pages that will be submitted to Google for indexing. Upload all three web pages to a web server, just for testing. This web server has almost no traffic and the main domain is not active.
 
The reason why this kind of web server and main domain name is used is to prevent Google crawlers from crawling the website based on the weight or frequency of the website.
 
Experiment 1: Waiting
 
After uploading the totally-awesome.html page, all you have to do next is wait, waiting for Google to come and crawl the page.


 
Waited for the next day, searched on Google and found that Google did not crawl the page.

 
Experiment 2: Combining GWT and 301 redirects to verify domain names
 
Next use the Fetch as Google tool. Fetch couldn't crawl external URLs, so I wrote a 301 redirect on another domain verified by Google Webmaster Tools. Add a 301 redirect to the .htaccess file in the root directory of the web page MattMorganDesigns.com, and redirect to the actual URL to be crawled. The advantage of using .htaccess files to create 301 redirects is that you can use a virtual web page URL, which does not need to actually exist.


 
Use Google Webmaster Tools to crawl dummy URLs.


 
When Google crawled the URL, it proved that the experiment failed because Google Webmaster Tools marked it as a redirect.


 
Using Google to search the next day, I was surprised to find that Google had crawled the external URL and submitted the URL to the index to show up in the search results.

 
Experiment 3: Using Google's URL Scraper
 
Google Webmaster Tools has another tool called URL Scraper.
 
Through this tool, all URLs can be submitted to the Google index. Submit the URL of the last experiment: super-cool.html with the URL crawler.

 
The next day, a google search revealed that it had already been shown.

 
Experimental results:
 
As you can see above, Google Webmaster Tools offers a few different ways to get your high-quality content and links indexed by Google faster. Doing it yourself to speed up the process of inclusion can make your website achieve high rankings earlier.