Thread: About Google Index issue?

I mean search for "canonical url". hope this helps.

Quote: Originally Posted by MacWebHosting Google will take: www.site.com and site.com as two "different" domains. Have you tried searching with various permutations to see if its there... Google treats them as one domain. It is search engines like Yahoo! that considers them distinctly separate.

A new site of 2 months. In recent half month, Google indexes it very will, quick and complete. However, when I site it with "site:www.xxx.com", I can see every item on google engine. when I just search on google using the title of articles, I can't find out them. The problem happens for most of new indexes, the old artiles can be displayed on google engine. what's the matter? thanks.

A new site of 2 months. In recent half month, Google indexes it very will, quick and complete. However, when I site it with "site:www.xxx.com", I can see every item on google engine. when I just search on google using the title of articles, I can't find out them. The problem happens for most of new indexes, the old artiles can be displayed on google engine. what's the matter? thanks.

best way is to submit a site map, my blog had 80% of post reincluded after map @ g webmaster account. Better yet get links for each page from SNS

have you tried using site: with the h t t p : / /

Generate xml sitemap for your site and submit that sitemap in google webmaster tool.

Generate xml sitemap for your site and submit that sitemap in google webmaster tool.

Create a good website structure. Create a site map and privacy policy and terms of use. Make sure your website code is clean. Search engines do not see pictures they view your site a other way. Make sure they are not block by bad coding. Best way to see how your site look is download linux browser. Create a site map xml That will help the search engines index all pages. Make sure your site direct right. You need good value links to your site....

Google will take: www.site.com and site.com as two "different" domains. Have you tried searching with various permutations to see if its there...? There are a few websites that offer "sitemap generation" as a free service, so you don't need to go out and buy some software to do it. Then go to Google Webmaster Tools, and upload your sitemap directly - don't wait for Google to discover it. That...