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Hello Everybody!
First of all i am glad to be here seems to be really good board and this will be my first post!
I have just launched dating website and i have submited my page to google!
How long does it normlly take to get page indexed?
Also i have noticed them some other ''bots'' are visiting my site like yahoo slurp and some unknown onces,i was just wondering how could that be if i have not subbmited my page with no one else apart of google!

I know it is really important to pick domain name and i think i have piked pretty good one!
As i can see i should not be pasting links so i wount i will just write it below because it is really important for me to know PRO opinion
domain is ::need.me.uk::!for me it seems to be good domain name but as we all know good once have been taken away long time ago,so how come this one was still there?and is it really that good as i think?

Thanks!

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Practical, short checklist to diagnose indexing, confirm who is crawling, and make the domain easier to trust.

Start by putting the site under monitoring and control: verify the property in Google Search Console, submit an XML sitemap, and use the URL Inspection / Request Indexing tool if pages are not appearing. Also confirm site responses and crawl rules (robots.txt and meta robots) so nothing is accidentally blocked. Official guidance for requesting indexing is here: .

To identify and validate crawlers, capture a few lines from your server logs (timestamp, user-agent, IP). Do not trust the user-agent alone: verify crawler IPs with reverse DNS + forward-confirmation as recommended for Google and other engines; many bots spoof agents. Google’s verification documentation is useful for this: Verify Googlebot. If a crawler is abusive, block it at the firewall or with rules (rate-limit, deny by IP range), not just in robots.txt.

On domain choice and trust: make the name brandable, short, and easy to remember for users. Check the domain’s past usage (archive snapshots and DNS history) to avoid inheriting penalties or spam reputation—use the Wayback Machine to inspect prior content: web.archive.org. Always use HTTPS, a clear privacy policy for dating sites, and avoid low-quality, near-duplicate pages; thin or repetitive content hurts crawl efficiency and long-term rankings.

Building on ’s note about discovery and ’s concerns, these steps will both speed legitimate indexing and let you separate real search crawlers from noisy bots.

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Hello Everybody!
First of all i am glad to be here seems to be really good board and this will be my first post!
I have just launched dating website and i have submited my page to google!
How long does it normlly take to get page indexed?
Also i have noticed them some other ''bots'' are visiting my site like yahoo slurp and some unknown onces,i was just wondering how could that be if i have not subbmited my page with no one else apart of google!

I know it is really important to pick domain name and i think i have piked pretty good one!
As i can see i should not be pasting links so i wount i will just write it below because it is really important for me to know PRO opinion
domain is ::need.me.uk::!for me it seems to be good domain name but as we all know good once have been taken away long time ago,so how come this one was still there?and is it really that good as i think?

Thanks!

You can often get indexed practically immediately should the search engines find your web site linked from somehwre it crawls regularly.

Robots and crawlers will find your site should it be linked somewhere.

Your subdomain exists on a domain that doesn't really exist. Probably not so hot a name as you may think it.

You have an awful lot of repetitive content in the 106 or so pages Google lists in your site. I doubt the search engines will reward you much for them.

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