Google Indexing doesn't work.

[Walid333]

Hi, I have a site with a few keywords I'm trying to rank up on,

I had a different domain, I switched it to a .com. same domain name just at the end .com
It's the same site but now the indexing doesn't work, I've requested it multiple times it just doesn't work.

I don't see my site on any of those keywords, anyone knows how do i get this to work?

 

[alienbaba]

Hi, I have a site with a few keywords I'm trying to rank up on,

I had a different domain, I switched it to a .com. same domain name just at the end .com
It's the same site but now the indexing doesn't work, I've requested it multiple times it just doesn't work.

I don't see my site on any of those keywords, anyone knows how do i get this to work?

Using webmaster tools?

 

[Walid333]

Using webmaster tools?

Yes. was working completely fine for the other domain until i switched to a .com domain

 

[bartosimpsonio]

If it's a brand new domain it'll take a while for GWT to start being fast for it.

First the domain has to get into their main index, only then the page indexing becomes faster. This is taking longer and longer as others have reported.

Make sure to 301 the entire site over, and do the change on GWT itself, (website address change). If you've completed all that, then there's nothing else you can do to speed things up.

 

[Nargil]

How is it a same site? If you are trying to index a copy of a site which is still in index, then it will never get indexed, because it's a duplicate.

If that's not true, then if it's an EMD, then there's a good chance it's penalized.

 

[Walid333]

How is it a same site? If you are trying to index a copy of a site which is still in index, then it will never get indexed, because it's a duplicate.

If that's not true, then if it's an EMD, then there's a good chance it's penalized.

i think this is the issue, im trying to index a copy of a site which is still in index. but the thing is I don't have access to the indexed domain, or hosting. I deleted everything from it, but it's still in index. Now that domain just leads to some random site that isn't even mine, how do I get it removed? I already tried re-indexing that site in hope that it will disappear but nothing happens.

 

[JustCash]

You need to use google webmaster tools, they have an official method that you need to follow to migrate your site from one domain to another https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/83105?hl=en

 

[Walid333]

If it's a brand new domain it'll take a while for GWT to start being fast for it.

First the domain has to get into their main index, only then the page indexing becomes faster. This is taking longer and longer as others have reported.

Make sure to 301 the entire site over, and do the change on GWT itself, (website address change). If you've completed all that, then there's nothing else you can do to speed things up.

Seems like you were right! I waited about 2 days and when I checked today the site is indexed.
I thought I fucked up badly or something, thanks everyone that helped

 

[Parker2010]

i think this is the issue, im trying to index a copy of a site which is still in index. but the thing is I don't have access to the indexed domain, or hosting. I deleted everything from it, but it's still in index. Now that domain just leads to some random site that isn't even mine, how do I get it removed? I already tried re-indexing that site in hope that it will disappear but nothing happens.

No worries, the old site will get de-indexed soon with the time.