DerekH - 12:05 pm on Nov 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

If you use Google's "InURL:www.yoursite.com", you should be able to find out whether Google has actually indexed all your pages.

If not, there may be a problem with broken links or other navigation issues. Have you moved any pages to a different URL address over this time - I move my pages around from time to time, when one area, for example, has grown to be unmanageable and needs new addresses for me to be able to sift and sort the pages (yes I know that many advocate never changing a URL, but with the best will in the world, I've never been able to define a structure that flexibly and accurately!

Many on this forum, and GoogleGuy too, advocate the use of a Site Map which is readily accessible from high up the site and which gives simple hard links to all the pages. It's an easy way to get reindexed if you move pages.

Page Rank is a measure related to the number of links to a page, and it may well be, as happens to me, that a good link in to my site suddenly vanishes when the donor closes down his site.

Of course, I may be teaching you to suck eggs, but since no-one else has responded to your call for help, I thought I'd chip away at the more obvious areas to try first!
DerekH