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Are there any "red flags"?

by Sidrome
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Hello Warriors,

I was wondering is there any things I should worry about my site regarding on site SEO. Its a news site, 3 months old. I have submitted site to webmaster Google and Bing. I got maybe 30 backlinks.
Google ranks me on some keywords but when I google title of my new article(unique content) i can't find it on any page.



I know it takes time for google start ranking my site properly but I just have to check with the experts. Do I have any red flags for google not to rank me or this is just time issue? Site is Sidrome | Freelancer | Elance | Dizajn | Outsource | Poslovi
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  • Profile picture of the author swiftini
    What is your site url? How recently did you post the article? It takes some time for Google to index articles and depending how often your site is crawled, how it is structured etc. it can be quite a while. Post your site details ( a link to the site here) and I will check it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Sidrome
      Originally Posted by swiftini View Post

      What is your site url? How recently did you post the article? It takes some time for Google to index articles and depending how often your site is crawled, how it is structured etc. it can be quite a while. Post your site details ( a link to the site here) and I will check it.
      I post every day something new.

      Sidrome | Freelancer | Elance | Dizajn | Outsource | Poslovi
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  • Profile picture of the author cchandran
    You should promote your content through social media sites. Try to reach maximum number of peoples and increase the website traffic. Once the website reach high traffic surely your article will be in SERP. In my oint of view this idea will be great.
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    • Profile picture of the author Sidrome
      Originally Posted by cchandran View Post

      You should promote your content through social media sites. Try to reach maximum number of peoples and increase the website traffic. Once the website reach high traffic surely your article will be in SERP. In my oint of view this idea will be great.
      Yes I started to pay for ads on facebook 2 days ago. New reach is killing me. I just don't like pay for stuff like this, but there is no other way to get attention on FB at first. I love Twitter and have decent interaction and link clicks but in Croatia people don't use twitter, they all use FB. Sites like Reddit and Stumbleupon are not popular here at all.

      Thanks for advice and reassuring me. Traffic will come with time(with adds).
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  • Profile picture of the author ajmalkhan
    Get your artical link log into google webmaster on right side their would be an like fetch as google put the article link in it article will be indexd in hour or so
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    • Profile picture of the author Sidrome
      Originally Posted by ajmalkhan View Post

      Get your artical link log into google webmaster on right side their would be an like fetch as google put the article link in it article will be indexd in hour or so
      Thank you so much. I needed answer like this. I am fetching article right now.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO Power
    You probably didn't find out if the article had been indexed before trying to determine where it ranks in Google. Chances are the article hasn't been indexed and that's why it doesn't show up when you search for it.
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    ONE HOUR INDEXING - STOP WASTING MONEY ON LINKS GOOGLE NEVER FINDS
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