Backlink Indexing Issue

9 years ago

without checking your content that we can't tell anything properly.
I think contents of your posts are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, that's why google didn't index your content.

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KylieSweet 9 years ago

Originally Posted by jessikaload

I think contents of your posts are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, that's why google didn't index your content.

Is it true that if the site's content are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, it will not index by Google?
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- jessikaload 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by KylieSweet
  
  Is it true that if the site's content are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, it will not index by Google?
  
  I think, Because lot of my copy and paste contents deindex by google last few weeks.
  
  Addition to that
  
  You have a missing or faulty Robot.txt file. Or you have mistakenly disallowed crawlers from indexing the site or selected pages. It may also be as simple as your XML sitemap is not referenced in the Robot.txt file.
  
  You have updated your site, and your new URL 301 redirect process is faulty. Using Java script redirects instead of traditional 301 redirects can be problematic for crawlers. Another issue is the practice (when completely overhauling a website) of executing a mass 301 redirection to a single page at the new website.
  
  You may have a simple canonical problem - your preferred URL is not set in Webmaster Tools, or you did not add canonical preferences to your XML sitemap.
  
  You may have a faulty, partial, or malformed XML sitemap (i.e., broken links etc.). XML sitemaps should have a link to every page on your website.
  
  Your programmer included the Noindex Meta tags in the source code.
  Your website has been hacked.
  
  Your website was deemed spam by Google's spam detection process because of questionable content, links or intent.
  
  You may have mis-configured URL Parameters options in Google Webmaster tools, or you did not add and verify your new domain in your Webmaster account.
  
  Your ISP may have had server down problems when the crawler tried to visit your website. If this occurs several times the crawler assumed you were out of business. It's also possible that the firewall is blocking the crawler.
  
  Your website is performance challenged, and takes an excessive amount of time to load. This could generate a time out, or the search engine could designate the page as low-quality, and choose not to index the content.
  
  Your website is problematic for crawlers because the page is dynamically generated, so the crawler is unable to parse the content because the URLs contain excessive parameters or session ID's. It's a better practice to present static HTML pages to the crawler when it comes to indexing your website.
  
  Your critical content is password protected or behind registration forms.
  
  Your website has poor link or coding quality. This can happen when you do not bother to validate the source code to identify broken links and incomplete arguments before going live. Another reason is that the support for the If-Modified-Since HTTP header is missing from the code.
  
  From Mark Sprague
  
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  sany00 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by jessikaload
  
  I think, Because lot of my copy and paste contents deindex by google last few weeks.
  
  Addition to that
  
  From Mark Sprague
  
  I agreed and thanks for sharing all the information from Mark Sprague. Google Panda update is rolling out in the market so that the website are getting penalized which are using duplicate content. But my issue is not for the website, its for the web 2.0 blog post. And as i said before i am using 100% unique copyscape passed content here. And they are getting indexed but slowly. Some WordPress post are taking 25 days to get indexed which is simply ridiculous. I really need a solution for that now.
  
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- sany00 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by KylieSweet
  
  Is it true that if the site's content are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, it will not index by Google?
  
  I dont think so...i can show 10000 plus website where they are indexed now at Google using low quality or spin content. Even sometimes using duplicate content although they will penalize for sure. But i might be wrong because i have not enough experience thats why i am asking question here.
  
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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by jessikaload

without checking your content that we can't tell anything properly.
I think contents of your posts are low quality,duplicate and less descriptive, that's why google didn't index your content.

Hello Jessika,

Thanks for your reply but before posting each content i checked via copyscape. Its 100% unique and hand made content i am using now. So i dont think its one of the issue for not indexing my web 2.0 blog post...anyways if you have any more idea how to get index my post please share it. Thanks again in advance....

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nettiapina

9 years ago

Often people who claim their site is not indexed simply don't know what they're talking about. There seems to be no reason to think otherwise, so I'm going to assume that this is the case here too.

Of course, "ranking" or "useful for SEO" have nothing to do with pages being indexed.

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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by nettiapina

Often people who claim their site is not indexed simply don't know what they're talking about. There seems to be no reason to think otherwise, so I'm going to assume that this is the case here too.

Of course, "ranking" or "useful for SEO" have nothing to do with pages being indexed.

Thanks for your reply. But here i am claiming that my free web 2.0 post are not getting indexed. Its not about my website. I am creating links for my website using web 2.0 platform. And they are not indexed properly. Thats why i am asking question here....

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Banned 9 years ago

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sany00 9 years ago

Originally Posted by geeksonrepair

You can use Info graphic submission,image sharing,article submission techniques.Now a days they are important off page techniques to get website ranking.

Thanks for the reply. Yes i knew that but web 2.0 is another prior method for me. I am using infographic also. All i want to know how to index my links now. Anyways thanks again.
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johnniewalk

Banned 9 years ago

To make you index while posting the blogs with unique content try to add your web 2.0 site preview link it will index as much as possible

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nettiapina

9 years ago

Originally Posted by sany00

Thanks for your reply. But here i am claiming that my free web 2.0 post are not getting indexed. Its not about my website. I am creating links for my website using web 2.0 platform. And they are not indexed properly. Thats why i am asking question here....

Yes, I got that. Unless I can verify this myself I'm not going to take your word for it. Unfortunately it's very likely that people make elementary mistakes in this space, and I really don't want to debug a problem that doesn't even exist.

Originally Posted by sany00

Google Panda update is rolling out in the market so that the website are getting penalized which are using duplicate content. But my issue is not for the website, its for the web 2.0 blog post. And as i said before i am using 100% unique copyscape passed content here. And they are getting indexed but slowly. Some WordPress post are taking 25 days to get indexed which is simply ridiculous. I really need a solution for that now.

You seem to misunderstand a few concepts here. "100% unique" in the sense you're using it means absolutely nothing. It's not about the order of words, and it hasn't been for ages. If Google has dozens of articles on a particular topic ranking and you add another one they may just drop yours to the supplemental index.

Also, that's not what Google Panda is about. It's not only "duplicate content", but filtering out low-quality content farms and such. The sites you describe may fall under that category, they're not safe for the reason you think.

Do your "web 2.0" properties have decent backlink profiles themselves? If not that would be an obvious reason for slow indexation. They're also completely useless for link building if they don't have any link juice to give out.

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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by nettiapina

Yes, I got that. Unless I can verify this myself I'm not going to take your word for it. Unfortunately it's very likely that people make elementary mistakes in this space, and I really don't want to debug a problem that doesn't even exist.

You seem to misunderstand a few concepts here. "100% unique" in the sense you're using it means absolutely nothing. It's not about the order of words, and it hasn't been for ages. If Google has dozens of articles on a particular topic ranking and you add another one they may just drop yours to the supplemental index.

Also, that's not what Google Panda is about. It's not only "duplicate content", but filtering out low-quality content farms and such. The sites you describe may fall under that category, they're not safe for the reason you think.

Do your "web 2.0" properties have decent backlink profiles themselves? If not that would be an obvious reason for slow indexation. They're also completely useless for link building if they don't have any link juice to give out.

I just made a point about duplicate that my articles are not. You are absolutely correct about filtering out low quality content and others.

Yes i am creating links for my web 2.0 blogs also. I am using Web 2.0 blogs for my 1st tier links. And for web 2.0 i am creating links at the 2nd tier using article directories, social bookmark, forum profile and others to diversify the links. Anyways thanks a lot for your suggestion and time.

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sany00 9 years ago

Originally Posted by johnniewalk

To make you index while posting the blogs with unique content try to add your web 2.0 site preview link it will index as much as possible

I dont get your point. Can you please clarify a more what do you mean by "web 2.0 site preview link"? Thanks in advance.
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bryan2015

9 years ago

Do effective off page seo techniques like blog posting,blog commenting but make sure your content is not duplicate.

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bpoowaah

9 years ago

Originally Posted by sany00

Hello Warroirs,

Take my greetings. I am building back links using Web 2.0 properties for my own site. And i am getting result using my method. But for last 1-2 months my web 2.0 post are not getting indexed properly. Even some post are done 20-25 days ago still not indexed. Rank are not improving and its not working. I used instant indexer paid services but its not working also. I share the post using FB page, Twitter, G+ etc. WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr post are indexed but taking too much time. Rest of the blogs are not indexed. There is way to add the blogs in webmaster tools and fetch the new post regularly but its create the footprint for link building. And its not possible to open email for each blogs as i have multiple website.

So is there any solution for me that how can i index my web 2.0 blog post? If its paid i am ready to try. Please let me know your opinion and help me.

Thanks a lot....

Hello Sany, i'm be glad to help you right now.

I think you need Indexers, but you already paid for that and don't work. You have a sitemap.xml on your website? You need this, Google Webmaster helps too.

Wanna Google see your site relevant, or, you have a high backlinks, referring domains, articles, web 2.0 contextual links to your site, you will be updated on Google more fast. I can say can it's it. What's your website?

I'm will be glad to answer your questions about SEO.

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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by bpoowaah

Hello Sany, i'm be glad to help you right now.

I think you need Indexers, but you already paid for that and don't work. You have a sitemap.xml on your website? You need this, Google Webmaster helps too.

Wanna Google see your site relevant, or, you have a high backlinks, referring domains, articles, web 2.0 contextual links to your site, you will be updated on Google more fast. I can say can it's it. What's your website?

I'm will be glad to answer your questions about SEO.

Hello great to know that you are eager to help. But again i am mentioning that its not for my website its for my web 2.0 post which are using for 1st tier links. And we cant use webmaster tools for the web 2.0. But still i tried to edit the header for some blogs but i don't like the idea. Because its easily left the footprint for Google that who is creating this back links. And also its not possible to use separate email each time for each blog. Today i purchased two more paid indexer and waiting to check the results. Also if you have any idea please share it with me.

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wm00

9 years ago

Google is very slow to index lately and indexing services are not working anymore. Just build some links and social signals to your pages and wait. It takes longer but they will be indexed.

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shwetasharmaseo

9 years ago

You can take help of blog directories and also find communities that will increase the position of your website.

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sany00 9 years ago

Originally Posted by shwetasharmaseo

You can take help of blog directories and also find communities that will increase the position of your website.

I am talking about ranking. I need to know a way to index my web 2.0 back link post. But didnt find the solution yet.
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9 years ago

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SantiSantana

9 years ago

Nettiapina has summed it up fairly well but I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume everything is ok.

All things being equal (and proper) the one tool that has helped us Index more backlinks and faster than we did before is OneHourIndexing. We decided to give it a try after my partner read about it (I believe it was on the matthew Woodward blog, one of our recurring sources of info) and the results have been pretty good to tell you the truth.

I do not know if they have a trial or any way for you to use their software on a SaaS way (i'm the content guy, not the software geek

) but you might want to research them a bit.

Hope this helps.

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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SantiSantana

Nettiapina has summed it up fairly well but I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume everything is ok.

All things being equal (and proper) the one tool that has helped us Index more backlinks and faster than we did before is OneHourIndexing. We decided to give it a try after my partner read about it (I believe it was on the matthew Woodward blog, one of our recurring sources of info) and the results have been pretty good to tell you the truth.

I do not know if they have a trial or any way for you to use their software on a SaaS way (i'm the content guy, not the software geek

) but you might want to research them a bit.

Hope this helps.

Yeah he explained the things quite well. And for your kind information i tried instant indexer, link processor and one hour indexing all three paid service. It has been almost 10 days i submitted my 1st tier web 2.0 post at one hour indexing but still no result for indexing. Dont know what remain to do. I will update the post if i find any solution. Thanks a lot for your time.

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sany00

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SantiSantana

All things being equal (and proper) the one tool that has helped us Index more backlinks and faster than we did before is OneHourIndexing. We decided to give it a try after my partner read about it (I believe it was on the matthew Woodward blog, one of our recurring sources of info) and the results have been pretty good to tell you the truth.

I do not know if they have a trial or any way for you to use their software on a SaaS way (i'm the content guy, not the software geek

) but you might want to research them a bit.

Hope this helps.

Hello it seems OneHourIndexing is working for me but a little bit slow. After 10 days 5 links out of 12 post are indexed now. But still links are indexing. Thats good and what i got is to submit the links 2-3 times in a week until it get index. So it will index quickly. Thanks again..

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sany00

9 years ago

Okay for the final confirmation one hour indexing is working but slowly. I need to submit same links multiple times to get index my post. And i found a way to add webmaster at my web 2.0 sites so that i am indexing my links within a minute now. Not all sites are allow to add webmaster but sites like WordPress, Jimdoo, Tumblr, Blogspot (it always allow), DrupalGarder, Weebly are allowed to add webmaster.

Thanks all the warriors for helping me....

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