HI,
I am wondering if a site with all pages indexed ( say 30) gets more revenue than a site with many pages ( in hundreds) and few pages indexed ( say 10)..which of these is better? It depends on many other factors too. For example the quality of backlinks, the structure of internal links, on page optimization factors and ... . But in the same situation, if all pages on a website got indexed, its better that a website with less indexed pages. more page index is better, because search engines are providing much more value to these kinds of websites. it also depends on quality backlinks. The question is very interesting and valuable to think about deeply. For exposure to SERP, it is definitely better to have more pages indexed. However, for adsense, it is not always to be better to have more pages showing google ads. That is because the conversion rate and smart pricing mechanism of google adsense. Different pages have different conversion capabilities, so if you let more pages showing ads, it is possible to bring in more low quality pages, and hence lower your webiste conversion rate and finally lower CPC and revenue. Quote: Originally Posted by phanirocks
HI,
I am wondering if a site with all pages indexed ( say 30) gets more revenue than a site with many pages ( in hundreds) and few pages indexed ( say 10)..which of these is better? Hi,
1. A site with all pages indexed would usually mean it comes with more quality and original contents and this would be really for having a nice PR purpose.
2. As for revenue purpose, I think having nice SERP would be more important than PR and it would depend on many other factors besides quality contents.
all the best, Indexing of maximum web pages of a website is always better. It shows that you have quality content with good on page optimization of all the pages and google provides more value to this. It is good to have much pages indexed, however, the purpose of website is to provide customers with information, thus, many useful pages is better (soon or late they will be indexed).
I am wondering if a site with all pages indexed ( say 30) gets more revenue than a site with many pages ( in hundreds) and few pages indexed ( say 10)..which of these is better? It depends on many other factors too. For example the quality of backlinks, the structure of internal links, on page optimization factors and ... . But in the same situation, if all pages on a website got indexed, its better that a website with less indexed pages. more page index is better, because search engines are providing much more value to these kinds of websites. it also depends on quality backlinks. The question is very interesting and valuable to think about deeply. For exposure to SERP, it is definitely better to have more pages indexed. However, for adsense, it is not always to be better to have more pages showing google ads. That is because the conversion rate and smart pricing mechanism of google adsense. Different pages have different conversion capabilities, so if you let more pages showing ads, it is possible to bring in more low quality pages, and hence lower your webiste conversion rate and finally lower CPC and revenue. Quote: Originally Posted by phanirocks
HI,I am wondering if a site with all pages indexed ( say 30) gets more revenue than a site with many pages ( in hundreds) and few pages indexed ( say 10)..which of these is better? Hi,
1. A site with all pages indexed would usually mean it comes with more quality and original contents and this would be really for having a nice PR purpose.
2. As for revenue purpose, I think having nice SERP would be more important than PR and it would depend on many other factors besides quality contents.
all the best, Indexing of maximum web pages of a website is always better. It shows that you have quality content with good on page optimization of all the pages and google provides more value to this. It is good to have much pages indexed, however, the purpose of website is to provide customers with information, thus, many useful pages is better (soon or late they will be indexed).