For some strange reason some of my hubs get indexed by Google quite quickly (24 hours after publication), others - stay for over a week without being seen by Google.
I know I can do some manual stuuf and "push" the hub for indexation, for example I can metion the hub link somewhere else where Google bots update like crazy.
But I am sure HubPages have the way to work around it - to get fast hub indexation without using external sources. I am sure because seen some of my hubs to get indexed VERY QUICKLY.
Anybody knows what I am missing so that some of my hubs get supersonic fast indexation and other hubs do not have any Google attention for over 7 days.
I notice that on this hub: http://hubpages.com/hub/Free-Insurance-Tips you have the following...
Which is a snippet from here: http://www.autocarinsurancetips.info/ar … olicy.html
However, it was originally from here: http://ezinearticles.com/?Do-You-Need-a … ;id=450969
And EzineArticles policy states in their Reprint Policies: * Agree to include the FULL Resource box or SIG line at the end of the article.
Which you haven't done. You've got no link to the original URL in either your blog or your hub.
Aside from that discrepancy (and the fact that it's also a violation of HubPages policy to have outbound links on duplicate content) it's a situation where Google already has the original article indexed, so why would it want to rank yours highly?
So I think that your hubs that get indexed quickly by Google is because you have original content. The ones that have been ignored by Google thus far could be the ones that have duplicate content.
It might also be lack of content on some of them. This one for instance, has no written content, just a few youtube videos:
http://hubpages.com/hub/guide-to-self-h … -addiction
I don't know for sure, but I think lack of content to crawl will slow things down a bit?
by Dobson 13 years ago
I am wondering about a new strategy i am trying. What I am doing is putting an RSS Feed into my best performing (Viewed) hubs with my latest (not indexed by Google) yet hubs. IS this a good way to have them "crawled"? Or is it better to add links instead so each hub stands alone?
by Mark Knowles 14 years ago
I am not going to drag up the recent massive plagiarism activity again, but - as you know Maddie - I have found that quite a lot of my hubs have been de-indexed and my traffic here is dropping despite publishing new work and despite actively promoting myself outside of hubpages. I realize that it...
by Tony 10 years ago
There appears to be some changes with the "problem" with google indexing some hubs under our domains and others through hubpages.com."suddenly" webmaster tools are showing that my pages are now indexed under my subdomain rather than through hubpages.com. A search for "site:...
by Suzanne Day 10 years ago
I can see some of my new hubs in Google when I search for "hub name".But in Webmaster Tools, I submitted a sitemap and it says 38 URLs submitted and 10 indexed.I used Fetch as Google for a few new hubs and ticked some as URL for new page and URL for re-crawling the site.I also have some...
by Dan Harmon 13 years ago
I now have 11 hubs that are not indexed by google - nothing published since July 12 (the last one was published on the 9th and indexed yesterday). Normally I've seen then set up with 24 hours, occasionally in 48, but now it's 8 days and not done!!??
by Katherine 11 years ago
Hi, I am new to HubPages, but I've noticed some of my hubs are indexed on Google and some are not. One of the earliest ones I posted (over 4 days ago) has a little 'traffic falling' arrow next to it. I tried to search for it on Google, and despite it having the 'featured' symbol next to it on my...
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