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Offline Akinkunle

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How do i fully get my page index by google
« on: March 25, 2009, 09:14:22 AM »
I recently visited and subsequently registered with an affiliate maketing programme but they later rejected my registration.The email message sent to me shows the reason for the rejection and it goes thus:

REASON FOR REJECTION
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"The URL you specified unfortunately delivered no result in the info:
query in Google.

The info: (followed by your URL) query shows detailed information on a
single page in Google. This means either that Google has not yet fully
indexed your page or that there were problems in indexing it.

Please note that this query can change at any time and may vary at the
different data centres. We recommend in this case that you repeat the
query several times in the next few days. If your URL produces a stable
result here, you are welcome to place it again.

Acceptance into our portfolio is therefore not possible at present for
reasons of quality. If you have made corrections accordingly in the
meantime, you are welcome to place your offer again and have it checked".

Pls. how do i get my page index and is it true that I have only one page one my blog?.Thanks for your usual cooperation.

Offline NaijaEcash

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Re: How do i fully get my page index by google
« Reply #1 on: April 02, 2009, 01:05:29 AM »
Your blog is still very new. So it has not been indexed by Google and of course it has no Google PR.

What does Indexing mean?
It simply means a record of your website contents in the database of a search engine. Many times it refers to Google recognizing that your website exist.
When any of your webpage is indexed, it will be listed during a search for a relevant content by anyone using the search engine. For example, if you conduct a search for Nigerian Entrepreneur, all my website pages that have been indexed for the keywords will be listed alongside that of other websites.

Do you have one page?
No. You misunderstood the information in the letter. They did not say you have one page. They are simply informing you that none of your website pages can be found using a search engine. You can actually try this yourself. Pick the most popular article you have on your site. Use the exact words you have as the title in a search engine (I recommend Google) and click search. If your website is listed among the result, then it means that the page has been indexed. If not, it means it has not been indexed and as far as Google and the other search engines are concerned it does not exist.

I will be willing to provide you will further information if only you ask. Cheers.
You can hasten the indexing of your blog by requesting your friends who have Google PR1 or more to post a link on their website pointing to your website. That way, you will be index fast.