Question: Indexing a web 2.0 property

[johnmang]

I created a web 2.0 website a while ago( like 6 months ago) and posted 3 articles. I went to majestic and check my web 2.0 and it says "no result".

Does this mean it is not indexed? and How do you index my web 2.0?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Leith]

No result means there are no backlinks (according to Maj's bot) pointing to whatever URL you tried to enter in Majestic.

 

[Unreliable Witness]

Check if it is indexed in Google by using the "inurl" search query.

E.g. "inurl:www.ibm.com"

Majestic's bot only crawls a small percentage of the Internet. Don't rely on what it says - use it as information rather than the whole truth.

 

[senzu]

Never used in url to check if it's indexed before, but I do use site:"Web 2.0 URL". I'm sure other people have their own faster methods, but I do a GSA blast to index my Web 2.0s. On average it will take up to 2 weeks to get it indexed.

 

[Unreliable Witness]

Never used in url to check if it's indexed before, but I do use site:"Web 2.0 URL". I'm sure other people have their own faster methods, but I do a GSA blast to index my Web 2.0s. On average it will take up to 2 weeks to get it indexed.

Google has stopped supporting the site query.

You could also use a @seb_ali comments service to get the web 2.0 indexed.

Not that it is news, but Google is currently really slow to index any page at the moment.

 

[ThopHayt]

Socials, and sometimes a small burst of fake traffic are what I used to use but it really does take longer these days. Six months though... that is too long. Is your content poor?

-ThopHayt

 

[senzu]

Google has stopped supporting the site query.

You could also use a @seb_ali comments service to get the web 2.0 indexed.

Not that it is news, but Google is currently really slow to index any page at the moment.

Looks Iike I haven't been paying attention. Thanks for clarifying. Now that I think about it, I did read something like that.