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Friday, June 4th, 2010 at 5:46 pm

Google: index of my blog?

Okay, so I have a WordPress blog of your own here: http://www.nyabella.se One thing I wonder Google is. Ping all my messages, a lot of ping services. Also use ping-o-matic, so do not worry about telling me the ping services. When my last digg digg.com blog, which appears in Google the next day. What I wonder now about the whole blog. I have about 300 seats in it, but only 4 of they are shown on Google. The four positions I "dug". Is there any way I could get the rest of the blog posts indexed by Google? Containing valuable information.

First, do you mean that blogs are not presented to the search query you enter, or that your blog is not indexed at all? If you are confused, check the index in this way-link: URL of the Web. And see if indexing has taken place. As to "appear" of search queries entered, the blog should find the right keyword density on content. Now let me elaborate: In 4 of the blogs in 300 shows up, as you mentioned, I find no other reason for not getting indexed. If google bots have crawled and indexed them, they should have dragged also to the other. Now it does not matter if Digg or not. I mean, do not go on Digg can not be the reason for not indexing. A site that is constantly updated a very good example of being a single blog, the units of frequency of visits by robots Google. Not all web pages displayed in the search happen to be there because they been uprooted. No? One reason may be the age of the blog. That is, it has long since these blog posts have been? Secondly, link blogs of others. This will ensure that the visits of the Google bots. If it is indexing, but the visibility or importance of your blog in search results you are looking for, then you have to write a blog about the keywords you want. Although there is no strict regulation or an ideal percentage of content. I hope this answers your question. Let me know if I missed any of their concerns. Faiza http://www.greenlemon.in

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