Home page not indexed by Google
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Hello,
1. Sitemap was successfully submitted via Google webmaster tools
2. Site has been up for two years.
3. Site shows up in Google results for "Teacher Resume Service"
4. According to Google and SEOMoz, home page not indexed by Google or Bing.
I'm a novice, am I missing something obvious?
Thank You,
Eric
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Nick,
Thanks for checking. I had redirected in google Webmaster to non "www" homepage. Ironically, my rankings have actually gone down since I started using SEOMoz. Maybe I am just paying attention now.
Thank you again,
Eric
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Wissam,
Thanks. I was using SEOMoz "old" crawl tool. In Google webmaster, I had www.teacherprose.com redirect to teacherprose.com. I should have checked better.
Thanks again.
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Wissam,
Thanks. I was using SEOMoz "old" crawl tool. In Google webmaster, I had www.teacherprose.com redirect to teacherprose.com. I should have checked better.
Thanks again.
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It's indexed for me on Google and it's indexed for me on Bing.
What is the exact wording when they are saying not indexed?
To add to what Wissam just said. You can see that the www version of the home page is not indexed in Google.
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Your site is indexed by Google:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=site%3Ateacherprose.com
SEOMoz Crawler test it didnt pick it up as indexed because you 301 non www to www. it might take time to see the changes in the index. but you are fine. you have nothing to worry about.
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