Different website is shown when searched for content
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Hello,
Have any body experienced this situation, When i take a content from http://www.creativethemes.net e.g. from home page and search it on google, search results shows FMEextensions with that content. FME had never ever used that data, it can not be found in sources files either, also this data was never written and placed on FME site but it is shown with FME
How can this happen and what do you suggest to resolve it?
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Have a look at the top of the cached page for all the info you need. However, it won't tell you when they added content.
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Yes i can see that, but wondering when was it placed on that page so that Google cached it.
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OK, do exactly this:
Search for "Find Free Themes for Magento and other platforms"
On the FME page, roll over to see the cached version of the page and then click on "Cached". You then want to click on "Text Only Version" and scroll to the bottom. You will see the following:
Handcrafted for best possible outcome, find most trusted Premium eCommerce Website Themes for different Content Management Systems and eCommerce platforms such as Magento, WordPress, PrestaShop, OpenCart and Shopify. All Website Themes are designed and coded in a way Search Engines can easily crawl them and hence your website gets ranked higher instantly. Find Free Themes for Magento and other platforms which are mostly reviewed and rated by customers and can increase clients' conversion rates for you beyond your expectations. All eCommerce templates come with free support, upgrades and complete documentation. Enjoy Christmas discounted website themes right now!
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It has never been used on FME,
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If you click on the cached version of the page and then click on "Text Only Version", scroll to the bottom and you will see where it has been used.
it was there, but looks like it has been changed and I suspect Google will catch up with this at some point.
Andy
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Hello Andy,
I meant the text on home page, just like below, search it on Google please and you will find FME.
"Find Free Themes for Magento and other platforms which are mostly reviewed and rated by customers and can increase clients' conversion rates for you beyond your expectations. All eCommerce templates come with free support, upgrades and complete documentation. Enjoy Christmas discounted website themes right now!"
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I am a little confused what you are actually searching for. You said that "When i take a content from http://www.creativethemes.net", can you give me an example of what you are taking from the homepage?
If I search for Magento Templates or Magento Themes, I don't see this "FME" site come up.
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Hello Andy, i mentioned above,
URL http://www.creativethemes.net
Keywords are Magento Themes, Magento Templates
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Can you give us the URLs and search terms please? Need to have a look to fully understand what is going on.
Andy
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