Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Note that I used the Beta version of Search Console to get that info. The standard version of Search Console still is not showing anything whatsoever for indexing. I don't understand why there's a difference, but at least Beta is showing it. So, if you need anything please let me know.

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Houston, we have a problem. Google Search Console shows that they've indexed 10% of the 170 pages they've found, with 127 having redirects. It looks like Google isn't buying the hack. And, there are 26 pages that are said to have a noindex tag on them. See the second screen grab. But all of...

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

My forum has not yet been indexed. But, we are only 26 hours after the request, and on the Test forum it took 36 hours. Maybe in the morning....... I'm searching for "My 4-door diesel project has a hopeless case of what Gary would call scope creep." I'm placing it in quotes, as shown, and...

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Good! I can't tell that mine's been crawled yet as nothing is showing up in the searches I've done. But I have confidence it will since the submit didn't come back as re-directed.

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

... successfully and the indexing should happen since it wasn't redirected. I'll monitor the indexing by doing my search for that specific string every few hours, but I'll bet that within 36 hours the indexing will have been done. Thanks!!!

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Peter - I really do need the Bullnose Forum to be indexed by Google. And it is pretty sure that the problem is somehow linked to the re-directing since Google has indexed over 100 pages when crawling my little bitty Test Forum, which isn't re-directed. In other words, my forum isn't visible to the world's largest search engine, and I'm struggling to get the world to find it. So can we get some help on this, please?

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Houston - We are zeroing on on the problem! I did the Google search again and it found the sentence "My 4-door diesel project has a hopeless case of what Gary would call scope creep." The result of the search is below, but in order for my other findings and surmises to be seen I'll put them up...

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

Greg - I think that your statement is significant: As an aside to Gary and Peter: Try as I might I could not find Steem711's site with a variety of Google searches, but I came up trumps with Bing first try! https://colonialwaterbirdprogram.weebly.com/discussion.html It does suggest that Google thinks the site is embedded even if Nabble doesn't! Should I say Bing? Or, is that Bingo?

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

The plot thickens. I just did another Google search for "hopeless case of what Gary would call scope creep." Here's the one from Google, which finds the phrase only in this thread on Nabble support and not on my forum where it originated. But, for grins I just posted it on my Test Forum to see...

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

It has some content and I can easily put more on. I've thought about using the "production" forum and really don't want to do so. There are things on it, like the picture and the prayer, that make it obvious it isn't the same. So I'd really rather use the test one. Just tell me what to do and I'll do it. And, I'll add more content to search for.

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

... made the forum.garysgaragemahal/test-forum change on it. Further, I currently have it hidden from search engines so that will need to change. And, you'd have to put the Google tracking code on it. But, that shouldn't be an issue - right? Also, there isn't much content, but there is a bit and we can certainly put more. But that might make it easier as we won't have a lot of "stuff" to wade through. Will this work?

Google Doesn't Find My Forum's Content

... this is the case with all embedded forums on Nabble, we really need your help. I've been looking at the reports and have noticed a few things. First, while Google appears to have crawled the forum, it hasn't indexed it. And it is in the indexing, and not the crawling, that it catalogs the search...