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hi everyone,

We decided to go with this marketing method after we tried so many methods. Is it good way we choosed any one have experience on this?

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As asked about paid inclusion, the thread mixes two different things: paid search (ads) and any paid "inclusion" services. is right that paid programs can get engines to notice a URL sooner, and correctly describes how paid search drives traffic fast, but as hinted those do not force full, deep indexing. Paid ads are separate from organic indexing; they buy visibility, not guaranteed crawling or permanent organic placement.

Practical steps that actually speed discovery and indexing (without buying promises):

  • Submit an up-to-date XML sitemap to the engines and keep it small/readable. See Google’s sitemap guidance: Submit an XML sitemap.
  • Use Google Search Console’s URL Inspection and the Request Indexing feature for important pages: .
  • Confirm pages return 200, aren’t blocked by robots.txt, don’t carry noindex meta tags or X-Robots-Tag headers, and aren’t canonicalized to a different URL.
  • Check server logs to confirm crawlers fetched the page and inspect the Coverage reports for errors or manual actions.

If pages remain unindexed, look for common causes: thin/duplicate content, canonical tags pointing elsewhere, pages behind authentication, slow server timeouts, or a crawl-budget limit on very large sites. Improve internal linking, create a clear sitemap hierarchy, fix response codes, and earn a few authoritative backlinks — those steps help crawlers prioritize content.

Beware services that "guarantee indexing" — many use low-quality networks that can harm long-term SEO. Verify indexing with site:yourdomain.com and the Search Console Coverage report, and use the tools above to diagnose and fix the real blockers rather than buying fast-index promises.

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hi everyone,

We decided to go with this marketing method after we tried so many methods. Is it good way we choosed any one have experience on this?

paradax

hi paradax

Yes paid inclusion will index quickly than a automatic inclusion of your website thru some advertisement and other in & out submission. Also this is I used to learn about this, its an good article which I found.

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Paid inclusion might find get the engines to find your site quicker, but once it's found, it won't be spidered or all the pages indexed any quicker.

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Paid search advertising offers companies an excellent solution to drive traffic to their websites almost immediately.
Google Adwords work differently than most of the other Pay-Per-Click search engines such as Overture, FindWhat etc. Google does not simply put the highest bidder's advertisement at the top of the list. It also ranks the advertisements according to their popularity. Therefore, if more people click on an advertisement it will get higher ranking and better position.

Your ad's position is determined by following factors:
your daily budget, maximum cost-per-click, your ad's actual click through rate and your average ad's position.

From the above, you can not directly control your ad's actual click through rate and average position. Therefore managing your keywords on Google AdWords is a big challenge and usually consumes a great deal of time.

If you do not manage your keyword bids properly, you will waste your advertising money on Google Adwords. A good way to get around this is to use automated bid management software available on the market today. In general, those tools allow you to control your ads listing based on rules you specify.

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