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Just copy and paste this list and then replace mywebsite.com with the domain you want to use to get listed.

1- http://www.websiteoutlook.com/www.mywebsite.com

2- http://www.statbrain.com/www.mywebsite.com

3- http://www.builtwith.com/?mywebsite.com

4- http://snapshot.compete.com/mywebsite.com

5- http://www.aboutus.org/mywebsite.com

6-

7- http://www.cubestat.com/www.mywebsite.com

8- http://whois.tools4noobs.com/info/mywebsite.com

9- http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/mywebsite.com

10- http://www.alexa.com/data/details/?url=mywebsite.com

11-

12- http://whois.domaintools.com/mywebsite.com

13-

14- http://www.whoisya.com/mywebsite.com

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16- http://www.robtex.com/dns/mywebsite.com.html

17- http://www.zimbio.com/search?q=mywebsite.com&btnG=Search

18- http://whois.ws/whois-info/ip-address/mywebsite.com/

19- http://whoisx.co.uk/mywebsite.com

20-

My new registered domain is indexed in google within 3 days. Good Luck.

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Short update and a practical plan that reflects how Google works today (comments tied to and below).

The raw list approach posted (and the automation mentioned) can still help Google discover a new domain because Google finds URLs from links and sitemaps. That said, the old idea of “paste to 20 high‑PR sites” is dated — the public PageRank metric is gone and discovery alone does not guarantee indexing or ranking. (developers.google.com)

Practical, prioritized checklist to get indexed faster:

  • Verify the property in Google Search Console and submit an XML sitemap (this is the single best bulk-hint to Google).
    Example robots/sitemap line:

    Sitemap:

    (developers.google.com)

  • For a few urgent pages, use the URL Inspection → Request Indexing flow (small daily quota; not a guaranteed instant index). (developers.google.com)

  • Make sure the page is crawlable: not blocked by robots.txt or a noindex meta header, returns 200, and renders the content correctly. Use the Test Live URL in Search Console. (developers.google.com)

  • Fix canonicals and internal linking so Google treats the URL as primary (self‑referencing canonical, or redirects if migrating). (developers.google.com)

  • Avoid mass submissions to low‑quality directories or automated link schemes — they can create link spam and may hurt more than help. Use outreach to earn real editorial links instead. (developers.google.com)

If a URL still isn’t indexed after several days: check Search Console’s Coverage report and the URL Inspection live test, review server logs / Crawl Stats for Googlebot responses, and audit content quality (thin/duplicate pages often stay unindexed). Note that “Discovered — currently not indexed” can persist; Google doesn’t promise to index every discovered URL. (searchenginejournal.com)

Bottom line: the automation idea from saves work, and ’s list shows common discovery paths — but prioritize Search Console, correct crawlability, useful unique content, and natural links for reliable, fast indexing. (developers.google.com)

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I really like this idea, but hate doing anything manually. I spent the day cooking up a way to do this automatically and have posted it on . Hope that makes someone else's day a little easier :-)

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thanks for sharing, i checked your tool, work fine, is great.

I really like this idea, but hate doing anything manually. I spent the day cooking up a way to do this automatically and have posted it on . Hope that makes someone else's day a little easier :-)

Moderators: This seemed relevant enough to link to, but if you disagree feel free to just delete my post.

Thanks,
geis

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Thanks a lot it is really great post

Member Avatar for artagnan1978

Nice tool, I just used to submit my site to the above mentioned sites.

Thank you a lot for saving me time...

I really like this idea, but hate doing anything manually. I spent the day cooking up a way to do this automatically and have posted it on . Hope that makes someone else's day a little easier :-)

Moderators: This seemed relevant enough to link to, but if you disagree feel free to just delete my post.

Thanks,
geis

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