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Old 14-02-2008, 22:18
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Default How do I get multiple pages from my site to index?

I have a web site hosting which I will direct to subdomain eg.

How should I go about getting these pages indexed with Google?

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Well, create the subdomains for a start in cPanel. Then the look in your FTP client and upload you index page into the folder for that sub-domain.

Submit your link to the subdomains to google with add url and to free link directories. If your web site hosting is indexed regularly it will pick it up anyway.

Does that make sense?
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Default Indexing pages in Google

Clever deep linking is the answer (from within your web site hosting and also getting inbound links to those inner pages); submit the important pages to Google and other search engines, articles directories (with the resource box pointing to your important relevant deep pages); main page articles pointing to inner pages, etc.

Use Blogger and link to your important pages from there.

Use Robot.txt and sitemap.

These are some of the proven tricks to surely get your pages in Google.
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Used Google Webmaster tools and submit a sitemap to it - that way every single one of your pages will get indexed next time Googlebot is in your neck of the woods. I used this to get all my pages indexed and it works very well and doesn't take too long for Google to do .
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I think you should build out new content for your sub domain pages and better use anchor text there for your home page in essence to avoid any chance of dup content.
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