Here’s a test.

Go to Google.

type “site:yourdomainname”

replace yourdomainname with your domain name (eg. whoisandrewwee.com) and check how many pages have been indexed.

Go to Yahoo!, do the same.

Go to MSN, do the same too.

How many pages do you have on your site?

How many were indexed?

Indexing is critical to your Internet Marketing success.

If you show up on a SERP (search engine results page), you’ll have organic traffic.

Of course, you can rely on viral or advertising-supported traffic, but pound-for-pound organic traffic is the most sustainable and costs the least.

If you’re not listed on Yahoo!, you can use the Site Explorer and submit your URL.

You may need to autheticate your site.

While doing these steps won’t guarantee you’ll have tons of traffic, you’ll at least be on the map, so you can be found.

By virtue of their fresh content and frequency of updates, blogs will rank higher and be indexed more in depth compared to traditional websites.