I'm just like a kid with a lollipop

[siihihi]

Can someone help me?

I am so stupidddd. How I didnt think through the steps I made.

Basically I deleted my old site and made another with same text from last site. No redirects or anything..

Also I sent a letter for the hosting company that I don't need anymore my old site and they can delete it as I dont want to pay anymore.

So far what I have made:
Verifyed new site in webmaster tools.
Fetched pages
Logged into my forums, where I have posts with signatures and changed them to my new site.
Made 2 web 2.0 sites with two posts on them to my main site.
Made some bookmarks to new page.
Made tree blog posts (800 words) in main site.

But all I can see that google won't index my new site... Usually it takes 2-3 days but now it has been 6 days already.
I think it's because of the "copyed text" What you think?
It shows only one keyword and page in google (what I didnt copy and paste from the old site).

What you think? Should I keep doing what I do and hope to get indexed or just wait or what?

Thanks mates!!

 

[innozemec]

i dount it is because the copied text.. i have tons of sites with 100% same content and all are indexed and doing fine in the serps

just give it some more time and it will get indexed..

 

[aka sam]

Copied content should not be the reason. Check your robot txt...if everything is fine there?

 

[siihihi]

Copied content should not be the reason. Check your robot txt...if everything is fine there?

It looks fine:


User-agent: *Disallow: /wp-admin/Disallow: /wp-includes/Sitemap: http://www.mysite.ee/sitemap.xml.gz

 

[aceprogrammer]

add some comments on high PR websites that get crawled faster

 

[Pvlman]

Don't panic, 6 days still isn't too much. Wait another 4-5 days and check it again.

BTW I hope you're not trying to search for some (shorttail) keywords that you are aiming for. Put your entire domain in the search query to find out whether the domain has been crawled.

 

[AlexaR]

I'm not into SEO big time, as my income comes from other sources, but something that I have found works is actually googling the domain name as soon as the site is up, if there is nothing available yet, then do so again in a couple of hours, google WILL crawl it due to it having been alerted to its existence via the search engine, rather than their tools.

This is probably dumb, but it has gotten me indexed quite quickly, and I don't do any of the bookmarking, backlinking or other fiddly things that most people do.

 

[siihihi]

Don't panic, 6 days still isn't too much. Wait another 4-5 days and check it again.

BTW I hope you're not trying to search for some (shorttail) keywords that you are aiming for. Put your entire domain in the search query to find out whether the domain has been crawled.

Practically in our country we only have short tail keywords Poeple just don't know how to search and our population is also very small 1,3 million.
But thanks all of you!
So now I can calm down as you think the domain change did not hurt my rankings and they come back

 

[l7ucid]

Just give it some time and if not then post again to follow up. Should be okay though, good luck

 

[rodowdy09]

Any changes?

 

[AlexaR]

Do update us when it's showing up in searches!

 

[Thoughtful]

If you still own the domain name that the "old" site was on do a 301 Redirect as Google will see it as a "new" site with content that it needs to re-index. Basically you are telling Google that you are no longer using that old URL and all traffic needs to go to the new URL but it is the same company, business, product. This they allow and usually re-index it quickly.
Read Google's take on 301 redirects here:
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=93633

 

[Mr.Nick..]

Why don't you manually request crawling from webmasters tools?

 

[siihihi]

I requested

Okey, now robots found my other (2) main keywords and ranked me to third page xD
Now I just need to do some backlink and add new content.

Thanks everybody!