checcospin...@libero.it wrote: > my website is online since 13/2/2006, i subscribed google sitemap, > googlebot visit me, but there isn't still any paged linked :(
This is what the "Search engine SPAM detector" tool reports:
"Analysis explanation: Some webmasters build large amounts of doorway pages and link to them with keyword rich text links." "This analysis attempts to detect large blocks of keyword stuffed links, pointing to doorway pages hosted on the same domain of the analyzed page."
"Doorway farm found. The following links probably point to keyword-rich auto-generated pages." "Links:" "Creazione Siti Internet - Creazione Sito Internet - Creazione Siti Web - Creazione Sito Web - Realizzazione Siti Internet - Realizzazione Sito Internet - Realizzazione Siti Web - Realizzazione Sito Web" http://tool.motoricerca.info/spam-detector/
Google may remove duplicate or near duplicate content. These pages have very similar content:
Did you try other search engines, such as Yahoo, MSN, AltaVista, A9, AllTheWeb, Lycos, etc.? If these other search engines can find your web site, then the problem is NOT with your web site. The problem is Google.
Of course, if your web site is very new, it might help to first submit it to these other search engines, and give it a bit more time. Butt, I found that for older, existing web sites, only Google has a problem producing correct search results. All the other search engines have no problem at all. Only Google puts all kinds of road-blocks in our path. Instead of helping us to be found on the internet, Google is obstructing us.
I would suggest you drop Google and forget about it. And tell all your friends to start using other search engines. Google is currently the absolute worst search engine. There is no reason to stick with it.
If you don't believe that Google is the worst, try some comparison searches. Use different search engines to look for some small non-profit organization or some small mom-and-pop business, using keywords such as the name of your town and the type of organization. For example, look for "Boston ski club", or "Atlanta art gallery". Search for something you know exists, and see if Google can find it. Then compare it with the results from the other search engines. You will notice that things are always much higher ranked in other search engines. Others will find what you are looking for on the very first page of results, while Google buries it on page 2, 3, or 4, ... or worse. Google is terribly bad, ever since they messed up their own search engine during this past year.
of course i tried other SE! i'm very well indicized on msn, i'm in the first position and in the first 3 pages for a lot of key, the same on yahoo (but not well as msn)
the problem is google!
you tell me to forget about google...this isn't a good idea, because about 70 75 % of people use google, so every site needs to be linked over google
i read on this forum that "Google is culling commercial sites wholesale. Why? To get them to use Google AdWords" dare i submit that maybe this answers your problem.
May 23, 2006 - Google remains king of the search hill, according to comScore Networks' monthly qSearch analysis of activity across competitive search engines. Google last month gained in search market share for the ninth consecutive month and maintained its status as market leader with 43.1 percent of all US searches conducted on its sites. Yahoo! remained in second place with 28.0 percent, while MSN ranked third with 12.9 percent.
Comscore is focused on the US whereas a survey (this month) in the southwest of the Uk showed (particularly the younger age groups) that people are begining to switch away from Google. Maybe its just a local UK phenomenon however i would be intrested to know how Comscore accurately gets its results particularly as Google is one of Comscores' largest clients.
Why is Google so big? Only because WE make it so. Only because we use it all the time. So, simply stop using it, and TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS that you recommend other search engines. Make a different search engine your default.
Remember the 6 degrees of separation. Tell your frinds, and let them tell their friends too. Pretty soon, Google will be nothing. Google became big because they were good, and gave us good search results. Now they are the worst, and the number of people relying on Google will start to drop.
Why would anybody would want to cling to a search engine that provides such unsatisfactory results?
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