If you recently created a site and want people to visit it as often as possible, you need to add the site to Google. Only then

This system will be able to see your site and index it.

Google is the most popular search engine in the world. There are two ways to add a site to Google — we'll look at it in more detail.

Method One:

To start, we need to go through the following link: http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl.

In the window that appears, type the address of your site, necessarily starting with http://. In the comments, you can specify the keywords in which your site is indexed.

This is to make it easier for the user to find your site among thousands of others, and, of course, to make it rise as high as possible in Google search.

You then click Add Site All, and you have added a site to Google. Now you just have to wait for the site to finally appear in the Google index. This usually takes from one hour to several weeks.

Method Two:

Go to: http://www.google.сom/webmasters/, there we have to get into the study room, and then you just click the "sign in to Tools for Webmasters" button, and then we hit the authorization page and fill out all the required fields.

Next you will need to enter a password: This will give you a login and password from your mail to Gmail, if you don't have one, you can sign in to that site immediately.

When you first log on to the Tools for Webmasters tab, the Add Site field, which is located in the center of the screen, cannot be left unnoticed.

And it's true: before we add anything, Google wants to help us. Click the button and move to the next window.

Here, just under the "Add Site" button you want, you'll see a window that will fit your site address and some comments-keywords. If you all have, click Continue.

You'll agree, there's a certain uncertainty about your actions, because it's going to be very simple.

When the search engine saw our request, it would ask for a confirmation of the authors ' rights to the site.

To confirm the rights to the site, you will need to download a special file. After you download it to your computer, you will need help from an FTP manager program that can add the file to your site.

After the FTP manager has coped with the task, boldly click the Confirm button-then hit the toolbar.

Half the case is made-the site has already been added to the search engine. You should now add a site map for better indexing. To do this, go to the Site configuration item, where the submenu will be immediately displayed.

That's where we're interested in the "Sitemap Files" section. If you click on it, it will send you to the page we need, where you can add your site map.

Note "Send a sitemap file." The clique opens a window for us where we in the path to a site with its own map relative to the root directory. We've already uploaded the directory to the root folder before, so in the I work field, URsitemap.xml.

After the manipulations, open the Send sitemap file field to the right of the site map's address, and click it. All of the work of adding a site to Google search is complete. Now we just have to wait.

After a while, the search engine will check your site map, and then you'll be able to monitor the resource's report on the toolbar.

Congratulate! You have added a site to Google.