Why my all pages are not yet indexed on google?

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Joey
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Why my all pages are not yet indexed on google?

Post by Joey »

Hello friends
I have question,why my website (signature) all page are not yet indexed after even 6 months. I have provide them with complete site map but still just my home page is indexed. Any idea why is that, plus how much time you think will it take ??
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Joey

viradian
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Post by viradian »

Not sure why you haven't been indexed yet...6 months is a long time to get your pages indexed. When I was having trouble, I opened an adwords account, and my entire site was indexed in a few days....

I noticed you have a lot of adsense ads on your site...I would think that would do the same thing.
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Post by phlash2k1 »

I looked at your website and the first thing that came to mind was your shopping cart. Seems like your whole site is based off a cart. Some carts create a robot.txt file with a /disallow on their whole directory by default. Did you check this?
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Post by phlash2k1 »

After my major brain fart, I checked your robot.txt file and you dont have one. For starters I would create one for the robots.
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Post by real_estate »

Hi,
1. You can use a robots.txt file to tell search engines & other bots, too where they can and cannot go.
2. Chk out wheter your site uses dynamic pages/session ID's. Query strings that are either very long or contain "id=" tend to limit the amount of pages some search engines will index. Change "id=" to "page=" or something similar and you should do better.
3. If a site has high PR and updates its content frequently, Google will index its pages more frequently then low PR sites that do not update frequently.
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Post by kremit »

After looking at your homepage, I notice a few things that may be stopping you from being indexed on Google:

1) Your site has LITERALLY 3 sentences of actual content on its homepage.
2) You have no links to your site in googles eyes (get links from sites with pagerank preferably, using your company name as the link text)
3) You are not utilizing some of your code to post keywords in it (Image alt tags is the first I see)


Hope this helps
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Post by link.ezer.com »

the problem:
all page are not yet indexed

this is everyone's problem

just do your best
your domain PR & BackLink History
Date PR BLs Site Term
Today 0 0 ....9 .....58
10/13/2006 0 0 18 62
10/17/2006 0 0 9 58

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