Will Google Keep Pages That Don't Have Internal Links

Hi

I run a voucher code site and very quickly vouchers can become out of date. When they expire the site does not display internal links to them however the actual page for the voucher does exist (It just displays an expired message with a list of other vouchers to choose from). My question is when the voucher is valid Google will index it, I am wondering however if Google will then remove it from the index when it next spiders the page because there is no internal link to it.

The site in question is http://www.socialoffer.co.uk

Thanks

 

No, if it knows about the page and it still returns a 200, it should remain. Do you want the vouchers removing (from the index) once they have expired?

 

Hi

No I don't want the vouchers to be removed from the index, even if they are expired an alternative voucher may be presented when the user visits the page.

Thanks
Oliver

 

As long as Google can reach the pages (and they continue to return a HTTP code of 200), find them (I assume they are in your sitemap? Easiest way to ensure they are always findable) then you won't have a problem.

 

Google would find them as it has once crawled them. But why do you want Google to index the pages with expired vouchers?