: Allowing Google to index auto generated sub domains I have a web application where each new customer using the application has their own unique subdomain. This allows them to link to the products

@Deb1703797

From what I've seen, Google is really good at finding new websites really quickly. That being said, if you want to make sure that it gets picked up readily and your web system generates a sitemap.xml file, then you can submit the file using the following URL (PHP code):

$url = "http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=" . $sitemapUrl;


Full PHP script on how to use curl to submit the sitemap to Google:


www.benhallbenhall.com/2013/01/script-automatically-submit-sitemap-google-bing-yahoo-ask-etc/

Just make sure you do not submit a sitemap more than once a day. If you submit the same too many times, Google is likely to block your IP address.

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@Nimeshi995

Generally, Google will find sites fairly quickly. I actually discovered that Google may be watching registration/DNS entries and finding sites within hours. They found one of my sites, spidered it, indexed it, and I saw search traffic within about 2 hours! You may not need to do anything. If you want to tell Google about the site, link to the sub-domain from the parent domain. That is the easiest way. Find an appropriate page that Google pays attention to- that is, spiders fairly often. About, Contact, and the like are not generally spidered often, but perhaps you can create a page just for this purpose. Your choice. You do not need a sitemap on each sub-domain or anything else new. That is backwards logic. Modifying the sub-domain will not speed up discovery of the sub-domain.

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@Chiappetta492

Make a sitemap with those in it, add google analytics, make a link to it from the Just linkbuilding-101 really.

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