Find out which pages of your website are indexed in Google
May 4th, 2009 | 
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Believe it or not search engines do not index all of the pages on your website.They really only index the pages that they feel are most important. So how do you figure out which pages are indexed and which ones are not?
Indexed = pages that are in the Search Engine database.
In order to see which pages are indexed in the Google search engine you can use the Google “site” command. This will pull up the pages from your site that have been indexed from the Google search engine.
Example: Go to Google and type in: site:yoursite.com Make sure to replace “yoursite.com” with your company website.
The results will be all of the indexed pages of your website. Now you will know if you need to work on some pages that arent indexed to get them into Google.
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Hi, good post. I have been wondering about this topic,so thanks for blogging. I will likely be coming back to your blog. Keep up the good work