Why my own page is not indexed for that keyword?
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hi, I recently recreated the page www.zenucchi.it /ITA/poltrona-frau-brescia.html on the third level domain poltronafraubrescia.zenucchi.it by putting it on the home page. The first page is still indexed for the keyword poltrona frau brescia . But the new page is no indexed for that keyword and i don't know why ( even if the page is indexed in google ) .. I state that the new domain has the same autorithy and that i put a 301 redirect to pass his authority to the new one that has many more incoming links that did not have previous .. i hope you'll help me
thanks a lot
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I've checked on bing and yahoo but for the query poltrona frau Brescia the page is no indexed.. however how do I do? is it better to continue with the link bulding on that page ? maybe should i get linked on the previous ?
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It will take some time, have you checked on multiple search engines?
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