Greetings, isight!
While the page does not currently exist, it did at some point, since
Google has a copy of it in cache:
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:EI6iuJ3UDjkJ:www.aquaticeco.com/tn/wat%5Fpump%5Ftrm/conversions.htm
It looks as though it might have been generated by a database tool
that is activated when your site is crawled by a Search Engine Spider.
There *is* a way to get the Googlebot to drop from its index a page
that no longer exists;
**HOWEVER**, since clicking on this non-existent link leads a viewer
to your home page, I don't think that you want to do that.
If you remove this page from Google's Search Results, there is no
guarantee that your home page will move up significantly in the Search
Results (in fact, it probably won't) and you will have lost some
valuable placement.
In case you are interested, the method to get a page removed from
Google is to re-submit it for crawling:
://www.google.com/addurl.html
However, I am not sure that this would work on your page, anyway,
depending how the Googlebot handles the redirect to your index.cfm
page.
My advice is to be glad that your website appears as link #5 in the
Search Results and not tinker with it, lest you create for yourself a
lower ranking.
Best wishes,
aceresearcher |
