Google didn't indexed my domain.
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I bought *out.com more than 1 year, google bot even don't come, then I put the domain to the domain parking. what can I do? I want google index me.
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While this may not have been a parking problem before, it is now. Google intentionally delists parked websites. Put at least something on the site and I'll get it indexed almost immediately. The site doesn't even resolve. Google won't include that in their index.
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Thanks.
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If you can PM me the whole link, I can get it indexed for you in a couple hours - or at least I'd love to try! I know some stuff that always works.
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Thanks for the anwser peter, I will re-build this site, then "fetch as google". Hope it works.
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It looks like the site was indexed at some point in the past, but I can't find it currently. Unfortunately, that could be a sign of quality problems and even potentially a past penalty. It's very hard to prove that from limited information, though.
I agree with Sha that the parked domain issue can be a problem. In the past year, Google has worked to de-index more and more parked domains and try to clean up sites they consider to have no value. Some parked domains still get listed - that's true - but that number is declining all the time. If you want the site to have a fighting chance, I'd put some kind of placeholder page up with at least basic copy and META data. Then submit that to GWT and at least set up your social profiles, etc.
Truthfully, without that, why does it even matter if Google has indexed the site? You're not going to rank for anything useful on a default parked-domain page, and no one could do anything even if they did find you.
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Hi Sha, it's not true.
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many domain was parked is listing in google.
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I just put this domain to domain parking two weeks, this domain never indexed in google before two weeks either. It's not parking problem.
Forgive my poor english,english it's not my mother language.
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No, never, I do nothing for this domain, I usually do linkbuilding for a site after indexed.
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Hi Bian,
The domain is indexed (it appears in the Google search results), but since the domain is expired and parked, there is nothing else to see...just a parked page.
Sha
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Have you done anything in the way of linking, social outreach, engagement with sites/forums/bloggers in the industry, etc?
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I did add it to Google Webmaster Tool, no bot come, no anything happened.
Also I "fetch as google", still not work.
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Did you add it in the Google Webmaster Tools?
(Just in case, how to add: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1352276)
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