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Posted: 09/01/2006 05:12 am
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Hi,
I want to know a partucular page got indexed on not. How will I get the result? Do you know any tools for that? I don't want to check manually. Because the site is having some thousands and thousands of pages. Please. Help me.

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Uma





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Posted: 09/01/2006 05:30 am
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The site:domain.com searches list all the pages that they have found.

Count how many are really on your site, and compare that to the reported number.



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Posted: 09/05/2006 09:33 pm
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Not many people realize this simple truth - that the most important SEO tool about a particular search engine is the search engine itself.

Use site:domain.com page name

Use the title of the page there and Google will tell you if the page is in its index. Check out the cache and you will know when it was last crawled.



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