roots
msg:3170340 | 10:48 am on Nov 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
oh no! we also moved our site to new platform more than one months ago and for almost 50% of our pages PageRank is not assigned yet! i analyzes web server log file and i see that googlebot is crawling all our pages, but they are not appearing in the index.
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justbrowsing
msg:3170636 | 4:06 pm on Nov 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Mariella, I'm guessing that the "pagerank not assigned" yet pages are eitehr pages that have gone supplemental because of disappearing, or that the pages remaining just have a higher percentage of new content - did you keep the newer material and lose the old? These are just guesses - somebody more learned here will be able to tell you more...
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netmeg
msg:3170714 | 4:47 pm on Nov 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
If you rename your page, or move it (i.e. change the url in any fashion) doesn't that erase your pagerank, unless you set up some kind of a redirect from the old url?
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roots
msg:3171942 | 1:02 pm on Nov 29, 2006 (gmt 0) |
but strange thing is that we used permanent redirection with HTTP 301 for at least 80% of our pages?! so i dont understand why we have to wait so long for PR to be assigned... crazy
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BuckerBucker
msg:3173066 | 4:47 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I think that one of the google data centers is not updated on all of the page ranks. Those who lost position in Google from the 18 November on might be experiencing the data being displayed by this left behind robot. One thing is certain...those who have lost ground have also experienced a large increase in "PageRank not yet assigned" in their Google Sitemaps. Interestingly, when checking site through the errant spider, they're right.....most of my pages don't show a rank yet. But when going to other data centers, my pages are all ranked. Yet in the sitemaps, it continues to report a large portion of my pages unrated. And the plot thickens!
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