We currently have only 24 pages indexed in Google out of over 400 pages
ever since April 26. I was under the impression that Google is at
fault, but I have come to the conclusion that I should stop blaming
Google and start digging into this to make sure our site does not have
any spam issues, I would appreciate if someone could take a look on
site www.printe-z.com to see if thier is any outstanding issues.

Fred,

I wish I help you address your issue, but unfortunately I'm in the same
boat. Several of my pages dropped off on the same date - including my
main entry page - http://www.locostyle.com . SEO tools show that my
site should have no problems with the google spiders - but who knows
for sure. I didn't change any content or keywords that would have
affected it.

I'll stay tuned to see if anyone can help us.

Lot's of websites are going through the same drama at this time..But in
the other hand others weren't hit by this update/bug at all. For that
reason I would like to know if Google is coming up with any new
guidelines in SEO and for that reason our site was affected.

Fred Rose wrote:

> We currently have only 24 pages indexed in Google out of over 400 pages
> ever since April 26. I was under the impression that Google is at
> fault, but I have come to the conclusion that I should stop blaming
> Google and start digging into this to make sure our site does not have
> any spam issues, I would appreciate if someone could take a look on
> site www.printe-z.com to see if thier is any outstanding issues.

From "What's New Now from Ziff Davis" <EMAIL REMOVED>

Google Problems With Big Daddy

It appears that Google has moved its operation over to a new server farm
and data center, called "Big Daddy". Alas, the new center needed to be
restarted mostly from scratch, which has caused all sorts of problems in
web indexing. Sites that were on top of the heap have now gone missing,
while others are floating to the top. Check out our story about Big
Daddy Woes, and then take a look at our full coverage from Google's
media days.

The story in this enewsletter has live links.

Lou

EMAIL REMOVED wrote:

> Fred,
>
> I wish I help you address your issue, but unfortunately I'm in the same
> boat. Several of my pages dropped off on the same date - including my
> main entry page - http://www.locostyle.com . SEO tools show that my
> site should have no problems with the google spiders - but who knows
> for sure. I didn't change any content or keywords that would have
> affected it.
>
> I'll stay tuned to see if anyone can help us.

From "What's New Now from Ziff Davis" <EMAIL REMOVED>

Google Problems With Big Daddy

It appears that Google has moved its operation over to a new server farm
and data center, called "Big Daddy". Alas, the new center needed to be
restarted mostly from scratch, which has caused all sorts of problems in
web indexing. Sites that were on top of the heap have now gone missing,
while others are floating to the top. Check out our story about Big
Daddy Woes, and then take a look at our full coverage from Google's
media days.

The story in this enewsletter has live links.

Lou

Interesting... I guess all I can do is hang and wait. Sure gives the
competition the upper hand for a while...

Thanks for the info.

thing is, its hard to put them up also......im waiting for almost 2
months now for my web page to be indexed by google.
its bloody annoying cuz i cant do much except wait.....and the best
thing is, yahoo indexed it in a week after i put it up.....
something wierd is happening with google lately, i hope they'll fix it
very soon.....

Fred Rose wrote:
> We currently have only 24 pages indexed in Google out of over 400 pages
> ever since April 26. I was under the impression that Google is at
> fault, but I have come to the conclusion that I should stop blaming
> Google and start digging into this to make sure our site does not have
> any spam issues, I would appreciate if someone could take a look on
> site www.printe-z.com to see if thier is any outstanding issues.

Fred,
You are still not following the advise that was given before.
Log onto http://www.scrubtheweb.com
Enter your URL
and see for yourself - the problems you have.

thing is, its hard to put them up also......im waiting for almost 2
months now for my web page to be indexed by google.
its bloody annoying cuz i cant do much except wait.....and the best
thing is, yahoo indexed it in a week after i put it up.....
something wierd is happening with google lately, i hope they'll fix it
very soon.....

genset5,

What do you see outsanding on our site, that Google should drop most
our pages?