Why are not all my pages being indexed by Nasir Abbas Jafri

Posted By Nasir Abbas Jafri ~ 21st September 2008

If site is less then six months old stop reading now.  Site is too new to be worrying about getting all of your pages indexed. Be patient. It takes time to crawl through your whole website and add pages to the index. If pages are search engine friendly then you have nothing to worry about.

If your site is six months old or older need to check website to make sure all of pages can be found and indexed. Have:

1) Made a human sitemap?
2) Made a Google or Yahoo sitemap?
3) Used search engine friendly URLs?
4) Used search engine friendly navigation?

An additional note: get incoming links. These are important for the search engines’ algorithms and may play an important part in how deep the search engines will crawl website.

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