Getting google to cache my site properly.

[Dfenestr8]

Ok, google bot has been to my site numerous times. He just logs the index
page, which is a waste of time, because there's nothing on the index page
except a frame set.

http://wintergreen.eternalnetworks.com

How can I get google to actually index my site properly, so people can
find it by keywords?

[Steve Pugh]

Dfenestr8 <ch**************@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

Ok, google bot has been to my site numerous times. He just logs the index
page, which is a waste of time, because there's nothing on the index page
except a frame set.
And the conclusion you draw from this is?
http://wintergreen.eternalnetworks.com

How can I get google to actually index my site properly, so people can
find it by keywords?

Put some content into the other pages. At the moment the three pages
loaded into your initial frameset consist of nothing but images with
no alt attributes. So there is no content for Google to index. The
index page with its full <noframes> element is a much better page.

Steve

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Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net> <http://steve.pugh.net/>

[Big Bill]

On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 09:24:56 +0900, Dfenestr8
<ch**************@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

Ok, google bot has been to my site numerous times. He just logs the index
page, which is a waste of time, because there's nothing on the index page
except a frame set.

http://wintergreen.eternalnetworks.com

How can I get google to actually index my site properly, so people can
find it by keywords?

What's to index? You seem to have what little site info there is in
the noframes, so what else is there to index? Also, how would the
spiders reach it? Where are the links to it?

BB
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