Google came by the vistors stay away...

... everything seems to be good ... ;-(

[Gert_Jan]

I have a problem,

I have a website. Website X. I have 3 promotional domains which loads a frameset with one frame loading website X. The result is that the promotional domain will show website X like you would type in the original domain of webiste X.

I have included well thought-out meta tags and the bots DID visit me so thats not the issue...

I have submitted the URL's about a month ago and so far only a few unique IP's browsed my domains.

Is this method considerd spam of lies the problem somewhere else? If you need more infomation to anwser my question, let me know...

Thanks,

C

[sem4u]

3 promotional domains? Why do you need 3 domains?

Are you actually indexed in Google? Do a search for your URL.

The frames will be hampering your visibility on the search engines.

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site:domain.com

Check other SEs as well.

Lose the frames...

[Gert_Jan]

I need 3 domains because the client has 3 main product groups which all require a seperate domain.

The domains are different but the website is the same.

[sem4u]

So there are 3 domains with the same content? Or do they each have unique content?

If they are all the same then only one is likely to show up in the SERPs - they may also all be banned for having duplicate content.

[Gert_Jan]

Well,

the website is the same but is loaded in a frameset... As far as i know the bot;s doent look inside framesets...?

[trillianjedi]

The bots follow links, so will get inside the frameset, but as everyone else has mentioned, it's a really bad way of producing a website. You need a re-think and re-design ideally.

To ensure stability in the google index, you also need inbound links.

TJ