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Subject: | Problem with Google listings for a recently re-designed website | |
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Author: | Aspirica: view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites | |
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Date: | 14:20:24 4 August 2008 | |
We redesigned a website which had good Google listings previously. Almost as soon as the site went live the site dissapeared completely from Google. We've done everything by the book. Used 301 redirects etc etc and Google sitemaps and have now asked for 3 seperate reinclusion requests. I've never seen this before and am totally confused by what's happened.
The only possible issue that I can think of is the increase in the number of pages, but if anything this should only be a temporary problem. Its been over 4 months now since the new site went live. It still has a PR of 5 just to confuse the issue further and within the Google Webmaster Tools there are no issues highlighted.
The website in question is www.scis.org.uk
You'll notice that even if you type scis.org into google search you don't get any details apart from a few pdf files. The client is obviously a little concerned as are we!
HELP!
Problem with Google listings for a recently re-designed website, Aspirica, 4 Aug 14:20 Almost as soon as the site went live the site dissapeared completely from Google. We've done everything by the bo ... Problem with Google listings for a recently re-designed website, DenisK, 4 Aug 19:20scis.org.uk
Smells like an interesting combination of doing too many things at the same time along with the way you do URL redirection on the site.
I ... Problem with Google listings for a recently re-designed website, danielb, 5 Aug 09:57org.uk' is the right place to start. I'd go with different conclusions though: It looks like your title tags & url st ...
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