Emergency! Google don't index new content and design.
I changes my website design and pages on April 23. It used to be HTML but now only homepage index.html and the rest pages /network/index.php (Wordpress). I redirected all old pages using 301.
Now Google still keep old homepage in cache and all old pages. New pages and new homepage design not indexed.
Before design change Google used to renew catched homepage for ManhattanService every 4-6 days indexing new pages in 1-5 days. But now it is already 10 days and it don't work at all.
Also, manhattanService is well promoted site with over 30 000 backlinks including over 1000 pr 4-7 backlinks. I don't think that my domain is not strong enough.
What happen?
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Several of us have tried to help you repeatedly, but when anyone gives you the answers to your issues, you put them down while explaining that you are an expert promoter, totally ignore the advice, and proceed to start another thread asking for help again for another site.
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Read the advice given to you in other threads is a good start.
This is how it comes across to those who have tried to help you.
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(Person asking for help) What color is the sky?
(Answer) The sky is blue.
(Person asking for help) Well, I think it is green.
(Answer) If you have already decided what color the sky is, then why did you ask?
(Person asking for help) I wasn't really asking, I just wanted to know what you thought. I am an expert at determining the color of the sky.
You do not yet understand some very basic skills for developing a site and it is causing you the same types of major issues for every site you have asked for help on.
If you are an SEO expert as you say, then you should certainly realize that you have multiple self-imposed issues on your site. Right off the top of my head, you have half your navigation using the www and the other half not, yet you have not added a 301 redirect from one version to the other.
This is not advanced stuff we are talking here. It is as basic as it comes.
Your method of navigation has to be consistent.
Quite honestly, I can't imagine that many people would be willing to keep investing the time to help if you don't truly want help.
If you are SERIOUS about wanting to learn and your not just here to promote your own agenda, then you need to go back and actually implement those things that others have already told you.
Take a long look at what Todd and others tried to explain to you in another thread.
Several of us have tried to help you repeatedly, but when anyone gives you the answers to your issues, you put them down while explaining that you are an expert promoter, totally ignore the advice, and proceed to start another thread asking for help again for another site.
This is how it comes across to those who have tried to help you.
You do not yet understand some very basic skills for developing a site and it is causing you the same types of major issues for every site you have asked for help on.
If you are an SEO expert as you say, then you should certainly realize that you have multiple self-imposed issues on your site. Right off the top of my head, you have half your navigation using the www and the other half not, yet you have not added a 301 redirect from one version to the other.
This is not advanced stuff we are talking here. It is as basic as it comes.
Your method of navigation has to be consistent.
Quite honestly, I can't imagine that many people would be willing to keep investing the time to help if you don't truly want help.
If you are SERIOUS about wanting to learn and your not just here to promote your own agenda, then you need to go back and actually implement those things that others have already told you.
Take a long look at what Todd and others tried to explain to you in another thread.
I have to agree here mate. You need to listen to others. I don't mean to be harsh, but you are not an expert promoter or internet marketer. Thousands of inbound links is a TINY part of it.
To learn your lesson, you need to read the replies in the other threads.
Guys, i read all of this advices and all this replies.... many people recieved reputation from me and i did changes people told me about. As example i went through Google webmaster tools again, i build more deep links, i followed advices people gave about Wordpress blog etc... but problem still the same.
I just trying to find someone who used to have the same problems in the past... or some geek who knows a lot.
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Guys, i read all of this advices and all this replies.... many people recieved reputation from me and i did changes people told me about. As example i went through Google webmaster tools again, i build more deep links, i followed advices people gave about Wordpress blog etc... but problem still the same.
I just trying to find someone who used to have the same problems in the past... or some geek who knows a lot.
No you didn't. This site still has half the navigation with the www and the other half without. As an SEO specialist you should absolutely, positively, without a doubt know that Google and other major search engines can and often does have problems with that, especially when you have created the problem yourself from within your navigation. You still do not have a 301 redirect in place to stop the problem from growing.
No you didn't. This site still has half the navigation with the www and the other half without. As an SEO specialist you should absolutely, positively, without a doubt know that Google and other major search engines can and often does have problems with that, especially when you have created the problem yourself from within your navigation. You still do not have a 301 redirect in place to stop the problem from growing.
I give up...
I went on Google webmasters and requested to count all pages with www
Also, most of 301 redirects were made for pages which was moved to new ones... Only pages with old content which wasn't moved wasn't redirected and they still in index.
Using tools i checked my redirects and it says that it is SEO friendly...
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Look at your NAVIGATION. Do you see how you link sometimes using the www and sometimes not?
Look, I am weary of trying to help because you are certain you have the answers but you don't change those things that even Matt Cutts talks about, the very thing that I have repeatedly explained.
I will leave you with this and then remove myself from further comments on your site.
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For the people who want to make sure that all their webmaster ducks are in a row on this topic, here’s my two-minute advice:
- Pick one way of writing all your urls and use that consistently in your pages and your links.
- If you pick (say) www.example.com as your preferred root page, make sure that you have a permanent (301) redirect from pages such as example.com to www.example.com. Michael Nguyen has a nice short post about how to do this in Apache, or Beyond Ink shows how to do a 301 redirect on several platforms.
- To be extra safe, feel free to use Google’s webmaster console to specify the preferred root page of your domain (www.example.com vs. example.com).
I read it before and was trying to fix it. But it is my fist time working working with Wordpress and i don't know how to fix it (remade to www). I was even trying to hire person who can fix www issue but this person never called me back.
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I read it before and was trying to fix it. But it is my fist time working working with Wordpress and i don't know how to fix it (remade to www). I was even trying to hire person who can fix www issue but this person never called me back.
Okay, now we are getting somewhere. You need help with knowing HOW to make the needed changes.
Again though, this comes back to advice I offered a few weeks ago when you said it was your first time working with WordPress. You need to stop and take the time to learn to use that program inside out and backwards. WordPress offers some of the best step by step tutorials I have seen anywhere on the net.
Additionally, in an earlier thread, Todd offered very specific advice on dealing with several of your WordPress issues in an earlier thread. Go back and read them very carefully. He truly knows what he is talking about.
Still can't find it... even using Google i can't find because when i type "add www to url in wordpress" it apply to almost everyting because "www" exist in every single post.
I read it before but i forget url of this topic and now i can't find it.
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Okay, now we are getting somewhere. You need help with knowing HOW to make the needed changes.
Again though, this comes back to advice I offered a few weeks ago when you said it was your first time working with WordPress. You need to stop and take the time to learn to use that program inside out and backwards. WordPress offers some of the best step by step tutorials I have seen anywhere on the net.
Additionally, in an earlier thread, Todd offered very specific advice on dealing with several of your WordPress issues in an earlier thread. Go back and read them very carefully. He truly knows what he is talking about.
OK. I found it... now all my pages with www. Thank you. I hope it will help.
I also deleted all my old (1 year old) redirects from htaccess....
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You still haven't added a 301 redirect so that if someone links without the www or types it into the address bar it will automatically redirect to the www version. This will also help any fix any that would have ended up indexed that way before your fixed the problem.
This is the code I use. I am sure there are others. This is simply what I use on a Linux (Apache) based server. Make sure to replace the generic domain information with your own.
Once you have completed the change, VERIFY that everything is working properly and conduct a header check to verify a 301 is returned for the incorrect version.
If for any reason the above code doesn’t work, remove it from your htaccess file and request assistance from your web hosting company.
You still haven't added a 301 redirect so that if someone links without the www or types it into the address bar it will automatically redirect to the www version. This will also help any fix any that would have ended up indexed that way before your fixed the problem.
This is the code I use. I am sure there are others. This is simply what I use on a Linux (Apache) based server. Make sure to replace the generic domain information with your own.
Once you have completed the change, VERIFY that everything is working properly and conduct a header check to verify a 301 is returned for the incorrect version.
If for any reason the above code doesn’t work, remove it from your htaccess file and request assistance from your web hosting company.
Is it for all types of websites or for WordPress only? Only my homepage is index.html (which made to look like wordpress) and the rest pages index.php
I am little afraid that it can confuse search engine spiders.
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