Google ignoring and not indexing squidoo
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I am new to IM, working on my first site and just wanted to check if I'm missing something.
Set up some blog site authority site type stuff backlinks and am not expecting them to index very quickly.
However, I did do some article marketing as well. All were origional articles with decent content as far as I'm aware.
I have loads of ezine articles which all did tremendously and have all been indexed, some within the space of half an hour from being published. I have a hubpages article that has been indexed. I also had a blogspot and three squidoo articles that havn't been indexed yet and have been on the web for about 2 weeks but still not indexed. What's strange is that I have an ezine article that's indexed and links to the squidoo lense, but for some reason the squidoo lense won't get indexed.
Am I missing something really obvious here. I've just recently socially bookmarked them and added them to some directories. Could it be something wrong with the content? Perhaps the keyword was used too many times??? Why will google not enter these onto the SERPS?
Finally just a general question. If I comment on a blog post or write an article somewhere outside of my own site but on a web 2 site or some kind of authority site, can I rest assured that it will eventually be indexed. I'm happy to write a bunch of articles and sit back and chill knowing that google will eventually pick them up but is there ever a time that you will need to do something about it for google to pick it up?
Thanks for any answers as I have only just realised this now checking backlinks with SEOSpyglass and am concerned. It says I only have 7 backlinks when actually I have loads more than that.
Thanks again
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