Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
The website I have is around four months old, and the front page ranks really well.
It has many internal pages that are high in quality.
I have been getting quality links to the internal pages.
However the problem is that Google does is not putting these pages in its index, some random pages are.
It has many quality links to the home page.
The pages are unique & good for users.
So does anyone have any tips to help Google index more deep pages?
RJ
webmaster tools and the sitemap protocol
I decided I didn't need nor want to use it, I feel the website has got a very good structure - most/all the pages can be found in two clicks from the home page.
Links are static simple html links.
Good internal links from the content linking into other pages.
Its like only my home page is "trusted", Is the trust rank based per page and not per site?
Just tell G , about the site by using the verify feature. It should help amd is easy.
Site map is secondary.
Hope this helps.
Just tell G , about the site by using the verify feature.
Should I need to? I mean if it has quality links to the home page and deep links then Google should have everything it needs to find all the pages.
I think it has something to do with the age of the website rather than a tech issue. How old was your website Green Grass when you used the tools & how long before being added to the index (what index? sup / main).
I am also interestest - did you website have links, deep links, quality content etc?
No , this site did not have many high quality inbound links..
The new site contains 3000+ files but since February 7th, only 500 files show up in the search results.
We verified in the webmaster tool as well as submitted XML sitemaps with 3000+ links. The sitemap file is crawled multiple times daily.
The site is spidered a few times a week but the spider doesn’t go very deep.
I suspect the parts of the site getting spidered (as opposed to the XML sitemap) is what is showing up on Google. The problem is that it only shows about 500 out of the 3000+ files.
I don’t think the XML sitemap is helping much, for now.
Took the advice, signed up and will post here my findings if anyone is interested.
Also first time i heard about this operator:
info:www. example .com
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The rate at which Googlebot crawls is based on many factors. At this time, crawl rate is not a factor in your site's crawl. If it becomes a factor, the Faster option below will become available.
"Number of pages crawled per day: 13: Max"
I wonder then how this would change, anyone want to weigh in?
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Never mind this post it changed:
"Number of pages crawled per day: 325: Max"
