Why wouldn't this page be indexed?

[MoneyValue]

Looking for some help here guys.

Last week I started up a new domain, and began to get content up for it. I had also ordered several PBN packages, mostly focusing on a specific page on the domain, and a few links to some others and the main level domain. Since then, all the pages have been indexed and most are ranking fine, except for that one page that I ordered the most link building for. It still doesn't show up on Google. All awhile a post I made 18 hours ago is already indexed by Google.

Should I assume here that because it was a new page that wasn't indexed yet, since I through decently quality links to it, it's taking Google longer to figure out a place for it in search? Anyone else seen something similar?

 

[Nargil]

Figuring out the serp place is called dance and it is not related to indexing at all. Are you sure that the content is unique? Also, indexing is being fairly retarded lately and quite random in some regards. However there is s way to force index your page here

https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url?pli=1

however, use it at your own risk. If it will not get indexed within 10 minutes of submission, then there is some serious issue with that page.

 

[Chiefjop]

I think it's just too early to say.. give it a bit and my guess is that the page will just pop up

 

[MoneyValue]

Figuring out the serp place is called dance and it is not related to indexing at all. Are you sure that the content is unique? Also, indexing is being fairly retarded lately and quite random in some regards. However there is s way to force index your page here however, use it at your own risk. If it will not get indexed within 10 minutes of submission, then there is some serious issue with that page.

The content is completely unique, written personally by me. There isn't even a single sentence on that page copied or paraphrased from a different website. I triple-checked all my settings to make sure I am not disallowing Google's bot, but everything looks kosher. At this point, every single page on my website has been indexed except for this one. Coincidentally this is also the page that I focused most of my link building efforts to last week.

I also want to mention that I do have GWT enabled on this domain, and a site map has been submitted.

I rather not use that Google tool, I'll give it by the end of the week before I start taking a more aggressive approach on getting the page indexed.

 

[Nargil]

Honestly. If you already have GWT installed, then there is no harm in giving that tool a try. I personally use it quite often, even without GWT and never had issues with it. That "own risk" was mentioned just in case you wanted to stay under google radar. But as I said, you already have GWT so no harm in trying.

 

[rooneyviet]

Honestly. If you already have GWT installed, then there is no harm in giving that tool a try. I personally use it quite often, even without GWT and never had issues with it. That "own risk" was mentioned just in case you wanted to stay under google radar. But as I said, you already have GWT so no harm in trying.

will use GWT for PBN site will leave footprints?
use proxies/vpn are ok? if I dont use GWT will my site will get indexed fast? and how to do that.

 

[MoneyValue]

Honestly. If you already have GWT installed, then there is no harm in giving that tool a try. I personally use it quite often, even without GWT and never had issues with it. That "own risk" was mentioned just in case you wanted to stay under google radar. But as I said, you already have GWT so no harm in trying.

Sounds good. I'll create two more posts today and submit all three links using that tool. If I see those two new posts getting indexed quickly but the current older one isn't, then I'll know something is up.

will use GWT for PBN site will leave footprints?
use proxies/vpn are ok? if I dont use GWT will my site will get indexed fast? and how to do that.

By using GWT, you aren't providing any additional information to Google about your website. The only thing you get out of using GWT is that you are able to see what information Google has about you.

BUT, you can leave a footprint if you have multiple PBN's under one account. Because if one of them gets penalized, then Google may review the rest of your websites, and penalize them all since you told them "Hey, these are all the domains that I own". So the typical recommendation is to have a separate GWT account for each PBN.

 

[rooneyviet]

Sounds good. I'll create two more posts today and submit all three links using that tool. If I see those two new posts getting indexed quickly but the current older one isn't, then I'll know something is up.



By using GWT, you aren't providing any additional information to Google about your website. The only thing you get out of using GWT is that you are able to see what information Google has about you.

BUT, you can leave a footprint if you have multiple PBN's under one account. Because if one of them gets penalized, then Google may review the rest of your websites, and penalize them all since you told them "Hey, these are all the domains that I own". So the typical recommendation is to have a separate GWT account for each PBN.

what I mean is, not just seperate GWT account, but will Google collect my IP when I login account?
for example,in GWT, I log my money site account, then I log out and log to PBN account, under the same IP, will Google see that?

 

[MoneyValue]

what I mean is, not just seperate GWT account, but will Google collect my IP when I login account?
for example,in GWT, I log my money site account, then I log out and log to PBN account, under the same IP, will Google see that?

Obviously use a different IP address when accessing multiple GWT accounts.

How are you logging into your PBN? If you're using Wordpress on your PBN sites, how would Google know what you used to log into your Wordpress account? WordPress Server ≠ Google Server

 

[Nargil]

Seriously. Do not use gwt for your pbn sites if it is not necessary. And logging in with same IP is not s footprint... it is a suicide.

 

[rooneyviet]

Obviously use a different IP address when accessing multiple GWT accounts.

How are you logging into your PBN? If you're using Wordpress on your PBN sites, how would Google know what you used to log into your Wordpress account? WordPress Server ≠ Google Server

I only talk about GWT, as we dont know what Google record.
even with seperate PBN account for GWT, sometimes we accidentally log into GWT with the same IP.

 

[MoneyValue]

So an update. I went inside GWT and had them fetch that specific page. I then saw the page indexed 2 minutes later, all is good now. Rankings for that page are coming in strong as well.

 

[Sristy]

Seriously. Do not use gwt for your pbn sites if it is not necessary. And logging in with same IP is not s footprint... it is a suicide.

How so, he is asking about logging into his PBN site and then logging into Google, i do not think it will lead him to suicide