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Okay so my site (Psychology in Life) was indexed by google, only the home page I think. It came up in Is My Blog Working? It showed me that there was 1 result from google, and that was site:blahblah I checked again today and it was gone, I'm not indexed by google anymore. Doesn't that mean I've been sandboxed? I was indexed one moment and the next I'm not? Oh dear God |
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No it just means that your site is so new that things are still being adjusted. They'll even out eventually and then you'll show up again. And anyway, I gave you a blogroll link on my fairly popular and well ranked Experiment Garden, so that will soon be giving you some extra link juice as Google crawls my site and discovers that link to you. You just have to wait a few weeks for things to even out and for Google to decide where you should stand. In the meantime keep posting regular quality content.
__________________ + Experiment Garden is my current blog for experiments and my project portfolio. + My first blog was Inkweaver Review. Now I work on Bookflavor + You should try out Duck Duck Go |
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Phew, just me overreacting then Hey I've been filling my tags with the same keywords, words that are popular on google. Should I stop doing that and spread my tags around to the relevant posts? |
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Tags should relate to what's actually in the post You shouldn't be tagging posts with words or phrases that are not in the actual post content There are plugins that will either list tags from your content, so that you can select the ones you want, or even automatically add them for you |
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I try to type your domain name in google and found your domain in the #1. I think it's fine, your site is not in google sandbox. I think it just need more time to index to crawl your site. My site in Google sandbox last mont...but now it's not there anymore. |
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your blog site has no description or keyword metatags - that's probably why google threw a wobbly
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Watch the following YouTube video to hear more or read the official announcement.
__________________ + Experiment Garden is my current blog for experiments and my project portfolio. + My first blog was Inkweaver Review. Now I work on Bookflavor + You should try out Duck Duck Go |
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Thanks for the vid Nathan, good to finally have a definitive answer.
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Now we find out that they don't even use them at all. ![]() But that said, those keyword tags are still good for a few other search engines, so by all means leave them.
__________________ + Experiment Garden is my current blog for experiments and my project portfolio. + My first blog was Inkweaver Review. Now I work on Bookflavor + You should try out Duck Duck Go |
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Yes, Bing have clearly stated that they use them for ranking, and as Bing now supply Yahoo search results I'm going to continue to use them |
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