Google: You're Not Indexed Cause Your Links & Server Are Poor

[djbaxter]

Google: You're Not Indexed Cause Your Links & Server Are Poor
by Barry Schwartz
Dec 26, 2012

Most SEOs know that links are a very important ranking factor in Google's algorithm. Links can make or break your site, literally.

Google's Matt Cutts responded to a question in the Google Webmaster Help forums explaining just that.

The question was, why is his new domain not yet indexed and ranking in Google.

Matt Cutts of Google explained that Google has the site at a lower "crawl priority" than other sites in their index. Why? There are two reasons Matt explained:

(1) Very few links pointing to the web site.
(2) The web site is hosted on a server that is under "fairly heavy load" and is slow to respond to GoogleBot requests.

Matt's suggestion to the webmaster?

(1) Get more natural links and
(2) Find a new host.

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[Nick.SEOSpark]

Thanks for the share. Even though many have said that the "Google Sandbox" no longer exists, I firmly believe that it does. For a new domain, it always has to earn time and trust before ranking.