Hello,
My question is one that has been bothering me for quite sometime and
hopefully someone can set me clear on this. My web site at
http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/ has a PR5 and it has been a PR5
for several years. My problem is is that Google will not spyder or
cache any of the other pages on my site. I have done just about
everything imaginable to make my site search engine friendly,
including adding new fresh content to the site regularly. Still no
other pages are indexed. Why do you think this is and what should I be
doing differently.

Thank You

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Request for Question Clarification by serenata-ga on 08 Feb 2004 10:08 PST

Hi Chefjeff ~

Using the search term "allinurl:www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com" (without
the quotation marks) returns 174 pages indexed.

You can expand the first page of results to determine which pages have
been indexed.

It might help to know which of your pages do you feel have NOT been
indexed (the URL would help), but it appears that there are several in
there already.

Thanks,
Serenata

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Clarification of Question by chefjeff-ga on 18 Feb 2004 08:11 PST

Hi Serenata,
I do see that there are 176 indexed pages in the Google index but many
of the links are web pages on my site that have'nt existed for 3 0r 4
months now. For example
http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/ecommerce/catalog/shipping.php or
any links that have http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/ecommerce/catalog/
no longer exist.

You'd think they would have been deleted by now. 

The pages I'm concerned about are any of the pages/links on these
pages http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/content.html and this page
http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/content-cat-7.html that have been
up for 3 months or so.

Also with the Google Adsense script Im running. Why is it that the
adds are not relevent to the content on the pages? I have quite a bit
of content text on all of the pages with many keywords but still the
adds are not even close to being relevent to my sites content and
theme.
Thank you for your time.
Jeffrey

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Clarification of Question by chefjeff-ga on 18 Feb 2004 13:24 PST

That database error was something that only happened today. It should
have nothing to do with my questions.

When I followed links to one of your pages, then used my browser's
back button, I got this message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: message_die() in
/home/wdjeff/public_html/db/db.php on line 88

The page is:
http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/content-21.html

Followed link from:
http://www.webdesignsbyjeffrey.com/content-cat-7.html

So, it's possible that such a glitch put Google off?

That database error was something that only happened today and has
never happened before. It should
have nothing to do with my questions though.