Hi all, I installed a static version of my forum, in addition to my dynamic one, for better SEO. But so far, google has only indexed the forum index page and the category pages, but not the posts themselves. For example, google has indexed these: http://www.happierabroad.com/forum/archive/index.php (the static version of the forum index) http://www.happierabroad.com/forum/archive/paranormal-phenomena-conspiracies-mysteries-14/ (the static version of a category page) But not the threads themselves, such as this: http://www.happierabroad.com/forum/archive/conspiracy-theory-with-jesse-ventura-new-season-8828.htm Yet the threads and posts are what need to be indexed the most to spread our presence on the web and bring in the most traffic. Why isn't google indexing the threads in the static pages? Is it because google considers them to be duplicate content and so won't index them? If so, should I try to find a way to set the metatags of the dynamic php version of the forum to "nofollow"? What do you think?
I think you should wait for it. Some times Google takes time try to book mark some of your post threads.
i have checked you all links and found that two is indexed and 3th is will be index as soon. don't worry about this google takes time for indexing all pages
Thanks, but since the static archive posts are a mirror of the dynamic forum posts, wouldn't that incur some kind of penalty from google?
Try adding a sitemap XML file and registering it with Google Webmaster Tools, then in options increase the spidering speed to maximum.