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I have built an extremly small website for fun for the past couple weeks. But after 1 week I put it on the shared host, there is still no Google search result for my site.
Actually, Google has indexed my site's home page which I uploaded 3 weeks ago for test purpose and is always displaying that "test page" when my domain name is searched.
I know Google and other search engine cache data for a reason, but how long will the cache last until next time they crawl my site?
Apparently, my website mymsdn.info is now totally different from the one Google collects.
The information you are looking for can be found here.
If you have any other questions or need more explanation please let me know.
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I have correctly inserted all required snippets needed in order to have star ratings and other info show up on google results. After double checking the Google Structured Data Testing Tool to make sure Google could properly sequence and extract itemprop data from my site, I am still seeing google results without ratings. Any ideas?
Expanded data is shown only if your search result is deemed to be relevant. Note that Google spiders will take some time to reindex your web site. Check in a week or two. You can use the Webmaster Tools to have some feedback about indexing.
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I have a couple websites on separate servers and IP's that link back with anchor text and all (dofollow), but my webmasters tools dashboard is always missing these links.
Any way to get around this?
Just typical HTML link back to the web design company I run.
Stephanie Nault dot com
The last cache date of the website you listed was September 12, 2012. Your link wasn't on the page then:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jRts9k1HNjkJ:stephanienault.com/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
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How can I allow such categorization in Google for a website?
This is an example of Sitelinks in Google search results. According to Google:
We only show sitelinks for results when we think they'll be useful to the user. If the structure of your site doesn't allow our algorithms to find good sitelinks, or we don't think that the sitelinks for your site are relevant for the user's query, we won't show them.
You cannot allow that.
After a while if your website is visited frequently the most important pages will be listed there and you will be able to manage it using the Google Webmaster tool.
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I need to know how stackoverflow's questiones appear on google search result very fast I know what are points google consider to rank some title but I think the architecture of design is important because they appear very fast after some minutes I ask a question and I have been seen it in google result just in a minute. what is the secret ?
Is there any relation between asp.net-mvc web application with that or not asp.net application could be fast in google result.
This Pro Webmasters questions covers this. It basically boils down to having lots of fresh content and quality links.
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i have 5 dynmic artcile in my home page, (random)
How quick google will read my content ,
First tell me Really Google will cron my content or not becoz am changes my content every page refresh ,
So i have this doubt ,
Google Will crawl random content Or Not ?
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Google will crawl anything. But if your content is random you'll soon get a Google ban/discount. Regularly changing content is good, random content is not.
Also, your content is only a small portion of your search results these days. Getting relevant links (links from websites with domain authority) has much more influence.