Why My Website Does not Rank In Google?

I made a website to display my content for my school project, but it doesnt seem to rank if I search the name of my website it says "did you mean"
Why is this happening? My website has 65 views already? Please help!
my website is arnque.com
Edit: How can I rank my articles? And my website name is All About Business, how do I do to put my website in the first page when someone searchs "All About Business"? Thanks!!

 

From looking at your site it appears you only have three articles that were all published yesterday (June 4th), I would assume that you have only just started the site a day or so ago. I typed arnque.com into Google and your site showed up.

Do you have a sitemap? I have found these to be very helpful in getting Google (and other search engines) to crawl my site more often.

 

There is a whole lot that goes in to ranking on Google. It'll take a while for you to even rank for your own website's name because Google doesn't yet know that your website is the best result for a specific search. If you want people to access your site, you'll need to just give them the whole url for now. If you really want it to rank, you will have to start having people link to your site and you'll have to write blog posts that are geared towards specific "keywords" which are basically just specific things that people search for.

 

First, Try to be specific on your target because "All about Business" is too general in which no particular target audience. What kind of business do you have? Target users? this is for you to optimize a content according to your target.

 

There are 5 results for your site in Google: https://www.google.com/search?q=sit...69i57j69i58.2086j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

So, your site is there and ranking, just not going to be ranking high. It's not that easy to rank on the first page of Google, especially for such a general term like "All about Business" like Kylie stated above. It is going to be easier to find some specialty sector of business and then target ranking high for that particular term rather than something too general.

It's hard to be #1 in Google's rankings, if it wasn't then those top spots would be changing by the second...

Good Luck.

 

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you should do SEO using social/directory bookmarking on sites.
And use some more keywords and contents so that when google crawl your site will match the keywords and contents and google robots show your site on the top..
ITS not a piece of cake to get your site on the top.

 

Content is a soul of any website/blog, so you should write some quality contents about your niche and try to get more visitors to your website. If your readers engaged with your website then it will be good for your site growth also the ranking process will get some time interval. so be patience and focus the right things for your site's growth.

 

It's not easy to rank in the first page in Google now. As a new site, you have to optimize and promote your website well, create high quality content and wait to see the good result.

I agree with KylieSweet, all about business actually not a good keyword to bring good conversion. You still have a lot of work to do, such as optimize homepage's title and description.

 

I have visited your site and can see the following -
Keywords(0 phrases, 0 characters) - Keywords meta tag is empty.
Description(0 characters)-There are no description set for this page.

 

Ranking will not happen overnight. You have to be more specific, "All About Business" is way too generic.
And also, you'll need to market your site too and of course your article.

 

Yes Patricia you are alright. Ranking will take some time. Website owner should have some patience. If the website will rank soon there may be a chance for downfall soon.

 

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Page Titles

The title tag is used by search engines to display a page in search results, as well as appearing at top of the browser. These tags tell search spiders and users what your page is about. Google only displays between 50 – 60 characters in their title tags, therefore its important to keep descriptions short, compelling and relevant. Keywords and page topics should feature towards the front.

2. Keywords

The placement of keywords throughout your site is perhaps one of the most important SEO tactics. It’s useful to take into account how someone would search for information on the specific service or product you are offering, as the keywords they use are likely to be the keywords you want to be using. BUT make sure you don’t add ridiculous amounts of keywords, especially if they are unrelated as this can lead to your site being flagged as spam. Search engine spiders are programmed to ignore ‘keyword-stuffing’.

3. ALT Tags

Each image and video that you have on your site can have descriptive words added to its imprint. These are known as alternative text descriptions. These descriptions allow for search engines to locate your page using the keywords found in your image and video descriptions, as well as the usual text throughout the site. Therefore increasing the opportunities your site is found, which consequently raises its page ranking.

4. Sitemaps

A sitemap – a page specifically listing and creating links to all the other major pages on your site – allows for search spiders to locate pages quickly, and with more relevance to the search in question. Therefore every page is easier to find for both the spiders and users alike, and can be reached with significantly less clicks.

5. Mobile Site

‘With nearly 40% of organic traffic coming from mobile devices in 2015’, its hardly surprising that websites with a mobile friendly interface will rank higher in Google searches. Ultimately Google is trying to provide the best user experience – so really the better the user experience on your site, the better you will rank with Google.

6. Don’t Use Flash

Many small businesses like to run their sites using Flash as it is easy to launch and is fairly cheap. However, Google always ranks Flash sites lower then sites running on alternative platforms – partially because you cannot link to an individual page. Changing a Flash-based site to WordPress will hugely increase your search engine rankings.

7. Update Content Regularly

I’m sure this is something you would be doing regularly anyway – but even so, it’s an absolute must! Regularly updated content is viewed as one of the best indicators of a site’s relevancy. Make sure to keep it fresh.

8. URL Structure

A URL is up there in the first things that a search engine uses in order to determine a page rank, hence why it’s vital to make them easy for spiders to search. This can be done by keeping the URLs short (which also enhances the user experience), keeping them relevant to the page’s topic and keywords, and by ensuring the URLs help categorise the site pages.

9. Grow Natural Links

Another key ranking factor in Google’s algorithm is the number of organic and quality inbound links to your site. This works because Google ranks the reliability and relevance of your site partially as a result of how many times it has been recommended by third parties. Therefore it is important to monitor how these links are growing.

10. Monitor your Progress

You won’t know if all your hard SEO work is paying off unless you keep track of your search standings. Keep an eye on your page ranking via tools like Alexa and the Google toolbar. On top of this its important to check your referrer log so that you can see how your visitors arrive to your site, and the search terms they are using to get there