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Originally Posted by Allfetish
This is what I have heard and experienced as well. Some people say the sandbox is about 6-9 months however.
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My Guru who gets paid megabucks (not by me!) for seo told me that for a
new site OR
new index page in a subdirectory or a
new subdomain (Tip dont submit index pages in sub-directories to google! Have the index pages in case people nav to the directory by accident but never link to them from anywhere and dissalow them in Robots Txt.)
Within 1-2 Weeks - crawled complete site, indexed and cached top level only. You will be able to see site name, and description snippet if you search for the URL.
From here on site gets crawled every 7-14 days to see how often/whether its updated. Until:
Depending on demand/supply for site theme as assessed by googlebot.
6wks -12wks site fully indexed and incoming/outgoing links checked - note not ranked! Will appear in searches for minority keywords ("suckmyass" and "pornogirl" etc) when search engine gets desperate.
Certain subjects such as Medical, Computer Security and Scientific sites seem to be immune to this.
From here-on an aging/updating algorithm seems to be applied. Updating frequently seems to reduce the waiting time till the algorithm evaporates as does your site being repeatedly found by surfers
on the SE.
Time to full ranking 5-9 months UNLESS your page is in exceptionally high demand ie you ARE Brittany Spears or Harry Potter. OR possibly if your main keeywords are so obscure google only has a few sites on those searches.
Yeah it sucks. Plus I did a google search on one of my more critical keywords (ukescort) on google yesterday and found so many obvious spammers added since xmas that I reckon its not working! It was so bad I spent about a half hour going through the first six pages and emailed google with a long list of obviously auto generated spamsites.
For an
Old Site then it will get re-indexed as often as Google has observed it changing. If you want to force a re-index then if you have an XML sitemap on Google Sitemaps resubmitting with the last changed date equal to the day of submission seems to get you re-indexed within 24 hours so long as you already have a sitemap with Google. Otherwise manually resubmitting your site works within one to two weeks.