Google’s Indexing Fast!

Just how fast does Google index web pages? I don’t know for sure, but I do know that I posted a book review on the other blog, at 9:10 PM this evening, and saw in my referrer logs someone come from a Google Search for the author and title of the book less than an hour later.

Yes, it was a generic Google search as well, not a blog search, and since it’s actually about the 84th result you get from that search, I assume it was indexed well before the searcher actually followed the link.

Google really is all-powerful, isn’t it? 😉

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