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If you have made sure that your robots.txt is now unblocking it, go to Google Webmastera and select you site for "Fetch as Google" and once fetched sekect submit to index. Usually the oage should get indexed in a day.

if your page is still not accessible, during the fetch process google should error out call that the page is inaccessible.

Hi my site www.dealwithautism.com is a brand new site - only 2 months old and since Autism is a fairly competitive niche, id do not get more than 30 impression and 4-5 clicks for my 40+ pages on Google.

However, recently I have become very active in the social platforms, so over the last week I am getting 200+ pageviews just from Facebook and Twitter, that not bad.,

I have recently created a post 21 apps for Autism https://www.dealwithautism.com/top-apps-for-autism/

Suddenly this post is generating a lot of interest and in the last 4 days I have received as many as 700+ likes (purely editorially) and it is growing in terms of 100s per day.

How I acquired them? Well, firstly I believe it is a very good post. Secondly, I selected one of the Apps in the list as 5 star and editor's choice! Then twitted and Fb mentioned to that company on Twitter and Facebook. They returned the favour by re-tweeting and since they have tens of thousands of followers, my page immediately got traction.

My question is this: Do I need to worry about Google turning a suspicious eye on me for being a new site getting too many social signals in too short time? Should I pull out the Like buttons for a while from my site to slow things down?? I am new to web development and not fully sure how Google would recognize social spam.

Hi Alec,

Are you also tragetting the semantic variation of those KWs? It is quite understandable that you are receiving low traffic from NZ, generating much smaller search volumes compared to US. I am from Auttralia,  If I am looking at a non local e-commerce site selling digital products or services, i typically target the US market with a .com domain just to leverage on the volumes. The flip side is that competition for that KW would be much higher for US compared Australia where a .com.au should give me a bit of an edge.