Google Doesn’t Want To Index Your Pages? What’s the Problem?

I’ve recently got the main idea, how Google decides whether to come on your website or not. The most ridiculous is that it’s all said by Google. Somewhy we ignore what Google offer us to learn about indexing. But still.. this is all so true.

I won’t write a book about this. I’ll just show those things, that really matter, when it comes to indexing your web pages by Google.

Why Google stopped indexing my website?

• You’ve deleted lots of URLs from your website;
• You spam. That’s not good;
• You’ve used duplicated pages;
• Your robots.txt file blocks too many pages. Google bot doesn’t like you;
• Your updates are rare. Maybe you should make them a little bit more often?
• You have too small total number of pages. Less than 50-100 pages, right?
• You have an ugly code;
• You don’t have any external link, or there are only some of them;
• You overuse the “noindex” tag;

The above events are the most common ones. How you should fix them? First of all, read the above events once again and do exactly the opposite. That’s really it.

How long you should wait until Google again indexes you?

• Don’t wait, he will;
• Focus on publishing;
• Focus on your external links;

The most important thing, that I’ve got is that all the mistakes, that you make in the beginning do not mean anything, when you have tons of good and quality content/pages.

2 little advices

1. Do not write too quality content in the beginning. But write a lot. When you have several hundreds of pages, Google bot indexes you a lot more often. When he does, you shouldn’t be afraid, that someone would steal your content before it’s indexed.
2. Trust Google, not Blogs.