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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: London
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Is link juice passed when a url is NOT indexed even though you KNOW it has been crawled, ie pinged and digged, placed on high traffic websites etc What do you think? I need to refine my seo process so I'm not wasting time. What do you think? Best regards Michael |
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How do you know it has definately been crawled even though its on high traffic site like digg? I would have thought it has be indexed for link juice to be passed. There are many tools available to get backlinks indexed, unless they are selling a service that is not needed. |
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Los Angeles Area
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Furthermore for any link to pass juice it must have something from the page to pass. If it is not indexed it most certainly does not have any juice. | |
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Your last statement as well inter123: How do you know for sure, is this based on experience? Logic says that if it's not indexed then it won't pass just to the backlinks but no where does it say that just because your links havent been indexed doesn't mean juice hasn't been passed (provided that Google bots have cralwed). Does anyone have first hand experience? Best regards Michael | |||
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Hey Michael - how long after posting on the high index sites do you know that it has definitely been crawled? and how soon after that do you presume it to be indexed? |
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How can you see light if you dont connect the bulb? I dont think anybody can tell you this for sure except a Google engineer who has internal access to index servers. What you are asking is similar to trying to find out internal PR of a web, which in my opinion is not possible by any means. |
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Why would google count a link on a page that it didnt feel was important enough to even put in their index? especially since the threshold to get a page/url/piece of content indexed seems to be so low? No guarantees, but dont you want to give your links the "highest probability" to be counted? I did, and hence why I created my plugin to make sure. |
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I think there is no problem if the juice isn't passed as it is not yet indexed. Just continue creating back links and once it will be indexed, all juices from the previous links will be passed to the site. Besides, a site that is not in the index won't get a PR.
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Even if it had any value it would be extremely small... | |
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