Below that there will be a list of crawlable links that google poodle spider found on site entered. These links have been spidered and it gives you a simulated search engine view. Then if you click on these links you will crawl that site. You will not go to it.

Beneath that you will see Poodle Diagnostic's view. When you click Diagnostics view link, there will appear a color coded representation of what search spider sees at that URL. The colors separate various elements that are important to search engines and will give you an idea of where you can make some changes.

Next you will see and can click on source code view and see a color coded representation of your HTML code of your URL. This is usually used to de-bug a site when it does not show as it should in other views.

If when using Google Poodle you run into error problems this is also an indication that googlebot will also encounter a problem and your site will not get indexed properly. For a complete list of google tools to help you please visit my website at:

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Third, Use a blog and write about topics related to your site. Put a static link to your site in left hand column. Blogger is free and owned by Google. If you provide good content and update continually, it won't be long before search engines spider your entire site – they'll be following it from blog. Make sure and ping blog to different search engines to hurry them along in process.

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