Question:
How do I get Google to index pages on my web site other than page 1?
boksburghistorical
2006-04-14 07:13:28 UTC
On pages 7,8,9 of my web site I have created an index to a number of newsletters. A hyperlink to a PDF document is activated when clicking on any index entries. Unfortunately, performing a Google search on my web site does not show any of my indexes to my newsletters. Google search only seems to return answers to data on page 1. Why is this & what can I do to force Google to index data on pages other than page 1?
Five answers:
Montgomery
2006-04-14 07:23:31 UTC
Try Google Sitemaps. Google says it is an easy way for you to submit all your URLs to the Google index and get detailed reports about the visibility of your pages on Google. With Google Sitemaps you can automatically keep Google informed of all your web pages, and when you make changes to these pages to help improve your coverage in the Google crawl. The url is here:



https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login?hl=en



Oh, and it is free.
helper999
2006-04-14 07:23:33 UTC
This is directly from google. Here is the link.

http://www.google.com/webmasters/1.html





"2. Submitting a site



We add thousands of new sites to our index each time we crawl the web, but you may submit your URL as well. Submission isn't necessary and does not guarantee inclusion in our index. Given the large number of sites submitting URLs, it's likely that your pages will be found in an automatic crawl before they make it into our index through the URL submission form. We DO NOT add all submitted URLs to our index and cannot predict when or if they will appear.



Please visit our Add URL page to input your URLs. You can submit your site as often as you like, but multiple submissions won't improve the likelihood of your site being added or accelerate the process. We don't penalize sites for "over-submitting." If you choose to submit your site, only the top-level domain is necessary, as the spiders can follow your internal links to the rest of the pages.



You may also use the Google Sitemaps (Beta) program to create and submit a detailed sitemap of your pages. We're testing this as a complement to our current crawl and encourage webmasters to participate. Google Sitemaps makes it easier for webmasters to provide information about their sites, and to update us when pages are added or changed.



The best way to ensure that Google finds your site is to have pages on other relevant sites to link to yours. Google's robots jump from page to page on the web via hyperlinks, so the more sites that link to your pages, the more likely it is that we'll find them quickly."
Lie Ryan
2006-04-14 07:20:02 UTC
you don't need to. Google will follow the links on your webpages. You only need to link google to your index.htm (first page of everything), and make sure that ALL pages is back-linked to that first page, either directly (putting links on the first page) or inderectly (putting links on the page that is back-linked to the first page)



Maybe google don't have the time to index it yet. Check it again next month (Google reindex a page at least once every month, one of the shortest search engine reindex cycle time)
CoolVj
2006-04-14 07:18:27 UTC
I dont think you can force google to do so



As they say you can prevent google from indexing your page using the robots tag with the noindex attribute



But thats about it.
m
2006-04-14 07:20:07 UTC
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