Invisible

#1

We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

Thanks,

Scot

#2

scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com wrote:

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We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

If you had read a few postings in this group, you would have come up
with the idea that links aren't bad.

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#3

"scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com" <scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com> wrote:

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We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

submitting was something that worked in the 90's. Nowadays, try to get a
few good (PR4 or more) links to your site. Preferable related links.

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#4

__/ [ John Bokma ] on Friday 05 May 2006 19:22 \__

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"scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com" <scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com> wrote:

We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

submitting was something that worked in the 90's. Nowadays, try to get a
few good (PR4 or more) links to your site. Preferable related links.
^^^^^^^^^^

Someone in this groups once said that purely-irrelevant links (e.g. cars and
medicine) will not be count altogether. This sounds harsh, but it /may/ be
true. Depends on the search engine...

Best wishes,

Roy

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#5

scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com schreef:

Quote:

We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

Thanks,

Scot

When did you created/submitted the site?

you have to create unique title tags for each page.
you have to get 1 site down(or at least remove it from Google's index)
because now you have duplicate content.
you have to create a sitemap
relevant links(R-E-L-E-V-A-N-T, PR-tool is not trustable and gives
wrong impression of real PR)
submit a press article
....

#6

Hello,

We created the site about three months ago. We did submit a press
release.

It is not that our site is poorly ranked, it is completely invisible.

I will inquire with our web designer about the title tags.

thanks,

Scot

#7

Also the idea of using 2 url might have triggered Google duplicate content
filter
Paolo

www.lifeinitaly.com

<scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Hello,

We created the site about three months ago. We did submit a press
release.

It is not that our site is poorly ranked, it is completely invisible.

I will inquire with our web designer about the title tags.

thanks,

Scot

#8

On Fri, 05 May 2006 22:29:27 +0200, scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com
<scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:

I will inquire with our web designer about the title tags.

You don't have to, all pages have the same title. Instead of asking, fire
him.

Best,
Borek
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#9

On 5 May 2006 10:58:06 -0700, "scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com"
<scot.hicks (AT) tradecenterinc (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:

We created a new site, www.findctas.com and submitted it to Google. It
never appeared on Google. We then created an identicle site with a
different url, www.findacta.com and submitted this to Google. Nothing.
What do we need to do to have this not be invisible?

Thanks,

Scot

Get links to your site.

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