Instant indexing

Instant indexing is a feature offered by Internet search engines that enables users to submit content for immediate inclusion into the index.^[1]

Delayed inclusion

Certain search engine services may require an extended period of time for inclusion, which is seen as a delay and causes frustration to website administrators who wish to have their websites appear in search engine results.^[2]

Delayed inclusion may be due to the size of the index that the service must maintain or due to corporate, political or social policies^[

Criticisms

A criticism of instant indexing is that certain services filter results manually or via algorithms that prevent instant inclusion to avoid inclusion of content that violates the service's policies.^[citation needed]

Instant indexing impacts the timeliness of the content included in the index. Given the manner in which many

invisible web) by the crawler because it cannot reach the website during its traversal. It is assumed that unlinked websites are less authoritative and less popular, and therefore of less quality. Over time, if a website is popular or authoritative, it is assumed that other websites

will eventually link to it. If a search engine service provides instant indexing, it bypasses this quality control mechanism by not requiring incoming links. This infers that the search engine's service produces lower quality results.

Select search services that offer such a service typically also offer

inorganic search

. This may reduce the quality of search results.

External links

• Stan Daniloski (2004-09-17). "The Wonderful World of Search Engines and Web Directories — A Search Engine Guide". Earth Station 9. Retrieved 2006-09-23.

See also

• Search engine
• Search engine indexing
• Web crawling

References

1. ^ "How To Create API for Fast Google Indexing? A Simple Method". Retrieved 17 February 2022.
2. ^ "How to index your domains? Get Your New Blog Posts Indexed Fast". YouTube. Retrieved 2022-02-17.
3. ^ "How to Submit Your Site to Search Engines". Retrieved 2015-12-24.

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