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For those guys who, like me, are relatively new into this, here is a useful tool I use to check if my site has been indexed. This was really useful for me when my site disappeared from google for three weeks. It also show you which pages were indexed.

http://www.123promotion.co.uk/tools/goo ... ndexed.php

colinw
www.catalyst-interim.com

Why not use site:www.yoursite.com That usually works pretty well. The toolbar cache feature works also.


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Use "info:yourdomain.com" to see if you are indexed in Google.

"Site:yourdomain.com" will list all the pages in your domian which are indexed by Google.

http://www.google.com/help/operators.html

Y! and MSN have similar operators. Look at their advanced search page and click help.

If "info:yourdomain.com" is working, "sites:" should work.

Please double-check your domain name when your check. Otherwise, give me your domain name. I am glad to check for you.

"site:www.domain.com"

In order to know when site has been indexed, the single most important thing that you can do as a site owner is:

to ensure that you have as many pages from your site indexed by search engines. site:www.domain.com

the more pages that are indexed from your site in search engines, the greater the chances that your site will be found by your potential customers.

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Best Paid place: SEOmoz (although I have never used seobook.com)

use cache:www.yourdomain.com
or use google toolbar

to know if your site is indexed... i think you need to try searching your site in your keywords

google is the better than yahoo.

The simplest way to check your indexed pages is to use this command: "site:http://www.domain.com"

nice tool and thanks for this info!