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Why Doesn't Google Index My Site?

by nucleus
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Hi, can anyone tell my why google doesn't index my chiropractic site:

Bozeman Chiropractor Hans Conser: Welcome
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  • Profile picture of the author sledge
    Hi,

    It is indexed in Google!
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    • Profile picture of the author nucleus
      Thank you for your answer, what I meant was why only two pages were indexed...

      Thanks!
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      • Profile picture of the author roynetwork7
        hello there...

        its all ready index in google. 99 pages.

        in order for google to index your site you got to have at least one link from other site connecting to your site.

        for general knowledge.
        just press - site:your website
        in google to see how much google index your web
        have a good day.
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  • Profile picture of the author sledge
    How old is the Wordpress blog that you have installed and how many posts or pages are there?
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    • Profile picture of the author nucleus
      I've had four new posts in the last few months and updated many pages. All original content. My competitors have a site with canned content and have many pages indexed.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bock
    I have similar problem with mine website it is not showing on google now

    but before it has showed
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  • Profile picture of the author Djinn130
    As previously mentioned, use the site:yoursite.com function in google, this will tell you if your site is/still indexed. If you are saying that your website used to rank for a certain keyword and no longer is, but it is still indexed, that is another problem.
    If you have a website and certain page aren't indexed, take the URL of those pages and put them in a pinging service such as pingfarm.com, this will notify search engines that there is (new) content in there, getting them crawled faster. Do not abuse this function, do it only once a day or two thought.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    OP,

    Why are you redirecting the Index page to hxxp://bozemanchiropractic.com/wordpress/
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    I get 108 results when searching site:bozemanchiropractic.com

    site:bozemanchiropractic.com - Google Search

    Remove the www when searching.
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  • Profile picture of the author iklanmobil
    Just build backlinks to your posts..for example..just bookmark them to social bookmarking sites..I'm sure they will get indexed soon..
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    • Profile picture of the author nucleus
      Okay thanks Yukon, you got to the heart of with the the WWW, I have been including it in my index search, which only shows two results! Without it over a hundred results.

      So I have a another question: Why does it do this, and how can I get the indexing fixed for the www version? According to market samurai the www version is what appears in the results. I think I would be above the others if all my content on the www version was seen by google. I don't like having even one competitor above me! See the Market Samurai screen pic below to see what I mean! The backlink numbers are different too.



      You also asked why the extra wordpress folder, the instructions were vague, so I made a wordpress folder, and since I got pretty fast SEO results I left it that way because I thought it might be helping... I have read that google "loves wordpress". This was my first wordpress install ever.

      Nucleus
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