Getting maximum number of pages indexed on Gooogle

For a few of my sites the number of pages indexed on Google has remained pretty much the same for months even though I have added quite a lot of content in that time. It gets really frustrating because to keep increasing traffic, one way is to have your full content indexed other improve rankings. Yes, I have developed relevant links to these sites while for others I steadily get natural linkage. I look at my competitors and they always seem to have their full quota of pages indexed.

 

Is your site structure optimized for search engines? Sitemaps are very important in my opinion to allow the spiders to efficiently crawl and index all of your pages.

I also link to each of my categories from my homepage and to each post from the categories, making sure the links are do-follow. Make sure the URL of each new page is also optimized (IE site.com/cat/news.php, not site.com?page=news&id=123).

Also, you should make sure to ping all of your new articles and content.

 

thanks dear for the useful information

 

sitemaps are very important for indexing,you can also post the links to the new pages on other sites that have good page rank;it will definately help.

 

sitemap that means it is a map of your website by which SE are easily getting your link information......

 

I agree with this - Site Map can help you.

Google always seeks quality & good content which should derive traffic to your website..

Its better to have unique content and consider user-friendliness too in your website - navigation and useful content..

And also care about bounce rate also - it also important for getting returning visitors..

 

Linking to your inner pages is most important for getting maximum number of pages indexed.

 

Hi all. And how that robot indexes pages? It searches all links on the main page (include site map) and following all links to index the whole site pages? But if I have many links to the other sites on my page, will robot index all those sites? Thx.

 

create a sitemap and submit it to various webmaster tool and should help you crawl all your webpages in the site

 

If you find some of your pages are not getting indexed, then verify to make sure that you have created and submitted a sitemap in the webmaster tools.

 

They may be bookmarking all their pages randomly with BMDemon or some such. Each page without any new backlinks gets lost in the pile.

 

We tried partnering with a pretty well established site for our business. It seems that the added depth of links created a problem for getting listed in google. The items on our front page and one layer deep got listed quickly, anything deeper than that still isn't listed 4 months later. It could be the depth of your links if you aren't using a sitemap