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I just noticed this also, earlier today. I have a blog entry titled "Highest airports in California" that I attempted to find using Google. Even with the doubl
by tobinfricke 9y ago
I just noticed this also, earlier today. I have a blog entry titled "Highest airports in California" that I attempted to find using Google. Even with the double quotes, and restricting the search to the correct site, it doesn't seem to come up in search results.
The site's robots.txt seems permissive enough. What's up?
link: https://nibot.livejournal.com/1075122.html https://nibot.livejournal.com/1075122.html
- toomuchtodo 9y agoI’m surprised this doesn’t exist as a Wikipedia page.
- abecedarius 9y agoI've had the same problem finding my old livejournal posts (which I certainly used to be able to google for).
- RileyJames 9y agoThis comment now comes up with the quotes search term, so your blog post will likely be indexed again in the next few days. If you submit a sitemap to google search console[1] you'll be able to see which pages have/n't been indexed. I'm not sure how else you can easily track indexing. https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/
- Meekro 9y agoDuckDuckGo returns that link as the third result, though.