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Pages on Indexed

by JamesScruggs1
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Hi All.
I have a client website, they have made some changes in their website URLs. But we have some Old page with similar path but these are not indexed in Google for long time. We have 3 pages, 1 is working well and also indexed in Google but other 2 are not. Please guide what can I do to fix this.
#indexed #pages
  • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
    It's really hard to say anything without seeing the actual links. You claim to be a SEO so I'd have to assume you've already googled the exact links (ie. you know the difference between ranking and being indexed).
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    • Profile picture of the author JamesScruggs1
      Originally Posted by nettiapina View Post

      It's really hard to say anything without seeing the actual links. You claim to be a SEO so I'd have to assume you've already googled the exact links (ie. you know the difference between ranking and being indexed).
      Thanks nettiapina for replying. These are the URL where I m facing indexing issue.
      watelier.com/kitchen/ - not indexed
      watelier.com/bathroom/ - not indexed
      watelier.com/living-furniture - indexed

      Please check and help me in this if you found any thing.
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  • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
    Could not find any concrete problems, but this site is very unoptimized.

    I suspect the problem may be that you've got a lot of almost identical and content-free pages. Here's another:
    watelier.com/kitchen-kitchen

    It probably doesn't help that /kitchen-toto has a title that's wrong.
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  • Profile picture of the author randyman
    Man, I don't mean to be rude, but that site is a mess.

    On the sidebar there's a link:

    Code:
    http://watelier.com/kitchen.php
    But it redirect to:

    Code:
    http://watelier.com/kitchen
    It's very bad ... also there's no content on it.

    Instead of worrying about one or two pages, you need to rethink your site's structure and decide which pages you want to keep... and what content to present on each of them.

    These days, make sure each of your pages present quality content, otherwise delete them.
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    • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
      Originally Posted by randyman View Post

      Instead of worrying about one or two pages, you need to rethink your site's structure and decide which pages you want to keep... and what content to present on each of them.
      I intended to comment on the link structure, but apparently didn't. Randyman is absolutely on the money here: the site structure is a mess.

      You should definitely think what you need to have, and how to present it. Now you've got layers of content-free pages that lead to nowhere in the worst cases. It's not only confusing for the visitor, but probably Google's algorithms as well.
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