Getting 404 error when open the cache link of my site
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My site is hazanstadservice.se and when I am trying to open this to check the cache date i got a 404 error from google. I don't know why ?
The cache page url is http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:j99uW96RuToJ:www.hazanstadservice.se/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk.
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Today I see my site in cache and you @ Catalyst Online are right google take some time to display the site.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Thanks for the time but let me tell you that I am facing this issue since last week. I have no idea how they show me a 404 error page when I am trying to access my cache page.
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I am facing the same issue like you. My site is also down through Google cache.
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My entire site has a 404 error when I click the cache tab over the image of the page on the right hand side that appears after following the arrow next to the serp.
Only my home page is displaying the cached page when clicked. My traffic has dropped from 600 per hour to less that 50.
ideas?
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Wait some time, it takes time for Google to cache your page after crawl. You should see it in a few weeks.
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I get this sometimes with another site. It happened a lot for some unknown reason then I fixed some issues that were already on the site such as having two versions indexed and it seemed to fix it. It still happens sometimes but my site is indexed and ranking so it's a bit of a weird one.
Just try and fix any other issues you might have on your site and get some links to it to try and get google to "notice" it.
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