http://www.outblogger.com Google is showing a PR4 for the site but it does not appear in google results at all that I can tell. A search for "outblogger" yields some 1700 results all of which purport to be links to this site, but still not outblogger.com listing. Any ideas? I'm absolutely confused on this one...
A bit contradictory compared to your post title which says 'Not Indexed' and you are saying that its not in SERPs The site is in google's index. How long the site is live ?
Sorry, am I missing something, the site is not appearing in search results by "outblogger" or by "outblogger.com" or by "siteutblogger.com" that I can tell. It's a relatively new site.
Do check how many of your inbound links are having 'outblogger' in it.. I am seeing other sites in SERPs which have a subdomain of outblogger.com in it.
When i see your site with the help of mcdar datacenter tool it appears on every datacenter. Must be a temporary glitch. Wait for a day and things may be normal
There are plenty of results in the set which have links to http://www.outblogger.com. Also, every site on subdomain pages (free blogs) has a link to http://www.outblogger.com on that page. I guess the confusion is that the site has a PR already according to the google tool bar (that was not the case a month or so ago) but it still can't readily be found in the index. Any ideas why that might be?
It's been like this for weeks (with a PR and not discovable in the index). It's had sites with links to it indexed and returned in searches for "outblogger" for months. I figure if its somehow banned, it would have no PR...???
Your site is definetly not banned, google is showing links to your site http://www.google.com/search?q=link...ient=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official But when i perform a search for a text place on your homepage, it returns no results http://www.google.com/search?hs=Cx1...cial&q="WELCOME+TO+OUTBLOGGER.COM&btnG=Search Write to google, this might be the best option in my opinion. It's always good to hear from the horse's mouth.
i have the same problem. I have a client with PR6 site (launched in April 2006), yet they are still absent from the serps.
I have not yet done a sitemap. I will probably write a PHP script tomorrow or over the weekend to do a sitemap and maybe that'll help?
Just an update here... I did 2 things: 1. Submitted a sitemap for http://www.outblogger.com/content and added both http://www.outblogger.com/content and http://www.outblogger.com in the sitemap area. 2. I went ahead and submitted a reinclusion request just in case it had been excluded. Today, a week later (I check daily), outblogger.com is showing up in the google index (it doesn't show in siteutblogger.com and sitemap admin says its not in the index, but when I search for "outblogger" I get our home page, one of our blogs and the content directory in the result(s)). I just wanted to udpate anyone who was experiecing similar.
Results 1 - 10 of about 98 from siteutblogger.com Which means that you are getting listed by google. This was the date which one of your urls got indexed by the bot. 14 Aug 2006 05:03:17 GMT. Its pretty recent and therefore you dont have to worry about being penalized. If you were penalized this date would have been e.g. more than 3-4 months old. However at the same time its strange how little pages you have indexed. Maybe its because of the fact that your content is 100% duplicate. Cheers
Yes... well, searches for "outblogger" have been returning hundreds of results (sites that link to me) for months, but until recently none of outblogger.com itself was indexed. OutBlogger.com sported a PR4 for almost a month before the 1st page appeared in the google index. The blog site is largely unique content. The article directories (as are most article directories) contains a lot of duplicated content. That is the nature of article directories. I am aware that those pages will probably be largely discounted. I am even considering putting them in exclusions in robots.txt. The purpose of those directories are more so to provide people content to put on their blogs should they choose (I'll have a 1 click add in the near future) and are not so much an attempt at getting indexed pages or traffic. In either case, I seem to be getting crawled at a steady pace (about 300 or so pages per day) and the number of indexed pages is slowly crawling. I have a plan in place in the upcoming weeks to really push activity to the free blog site. It may take a little while to build momentum, but it gets steady traffic already, just not many active users.