Inner Page Rankings?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by projectsclothing, Aug 5, 2009.

  1. #1
    I have a keyword "Numph" that I want to rank for. Before knowing much about SEO I got the homepage to rank on page 1 which still shows on the first page
    www.projectsclothing.com
    Then I decided to optimise the right page and chnaged the url names so they were seo friendly. So i optimsed the following page for both numph and numph clothing
    http://www.projectsclothing.com/manufacturers/numph-18/
    I can't seem to find this page
    However, the inner pages seem to show up on page 4 or 5 for example:
    http://www.projectsclothing.com/numph-elder-green-cardigan-596.html

    Could anyone enlighten me please, I'm new to the whole google game but can't find the products listing page anywhere. I'm wondering how google handles newly named pages, will google see it as a new?? The old name was something like http://www.projectsclothing.com/manufacturers/hsdd832737434/ which redirects to the new page name.
    btw the site about 2years old
     
    projectsclothing, Aug 5, 2009 IP
  2. dadeon

    dadeon Well-Known Member

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    when you change the URL you will lose your PR. In your case it's a new page so you will need to get indexed and ranked again.

    Send some links to the new page(s) and as long as your home page has the PR is will help.
     
    dadeon, Aug 5, 2009 IP
  3. blog8491

    blog8491 Notable Member

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    As dadeon said, when we are changing the URL, also changed. Because PR is updated frequently in few times for an year.

    Have a nice day
    Blog.
     
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    dadeon Well-Known Member

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    Also, don't trust that little 'green bar' too much. It's notoriously outdated.

    Google updates rankings daily as they are crawling non stop. the data reflected in the green bar is only indicative and gets updated haphazardly - mostly once every 2 months.
     
    dadeon, Aug 5, 2009 IP