alecs - 10:01 pm on Mar 6, 2010 (gmt 0)

I was surprised to see this thread, I am currently in the process of redoing parts of my website just because of this exact issue. I am on a CMS and though google doesn't like something in the site's structure. My site is one year old and has an average of 6 articles published per day. The homepage gets cached in seconds or minutes, but articles appear in searches only after 7 days. Once in a while some of the new articles do get added into google's index but that is rare, the rest of them only after 7 days. What is also interesting is if i type site:www.example.com the new articles appear as indexed. The site has pr 3 and my guess is that is either a structural problem with the homepage or some sort of filter or sandbox effect. What do you guys think? whats frustrating is that I see many crappy sites in my niche with pr 2 for example that are getting indexed with no problem.

[edited by: tedster at 2:06 am (utc) on Mar 7, 2010]
[edit reason] switch to example.com - it can never be owned [/edit]