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Google Index and Supplemental Results - FAILED
The status of your site in Google's index is crucial to your website's ranking success. If Google is not indexing your pages or indexing old content, searchers will not be able to find you. Because of changes in Google's handling of supplemental results, the information below may not be 100% accurate.
Of the 3 pages for your site in Google's index, 2 of them (66.7%) are in the supplemental results. We recommend that you have no more than 40% of the pages on your site in supplemental results.
Text Link Sitemap - FAILED
A text link sitemap is a page that has html links to each one of your pages. This ensures that the search engines can easily find each one of your pages and avoids "island pages" or "orphaned pages".
We did not detect a text link sitemap on your domain. You can easily add one of these pages by using a number of free tools.
Frames - SUCCESS
Using frames is one method for a programmer to put content on a website. The down side to this is search engines aren't able to properly read and index content that uses frames.
We have looked at your site and have not detected the use of frames.
If-Modified-Since - FAILED
Web servers use the If-Modified-Since headers to determine whether or not they need to serve a whole new page when a browser or search engine requests a page. Servers supporting If-Modified-Since save bandwidth and overhead, since the search engines will not re-download your entire site when it is spidered.
We have detected that your server does NOT support the If-Modified-Since header. Particularly for large sites, we recommend that you contact your webmaster to add If-Modified-Since support to save bandwidth and server resources.
Home Page Redirect - SUCCESS
Search engines and users can browse to your home page in two different ways. One is to just browse to your site, like http://www.FunVoo.com/. The other is to follow the common "Home" link from within your interior pages. If these two links do not point to the same place, it can dilute the strength of links to your home page.
We have not found any interior-to-home-page redirects on your site.
Server Status - SUCCESS
If your server is reporting an error or takes too long to load, the search engines will see it as a red flag and possibly de-index your website.
We have successfully received a "200 OK" message from your server and in an acceptable amount of time.
Unique Meta Descriptions - SUCCESS
Using the same meta descriptions for multiple pages on your site may cause your site to rank poorly. Unique meta descriptions help the search engines properly target your landing pages.
You appear to be using mostly unique meta descriptions for your pages.
Alternate Domain Availability - FAILED
The following variations on your domain appear to be available:
- FunVoo.net We recommend that you register these variations to increase your traffic and prevent confusion for your visitors.
Using External Files for JavaScript or CSS - FAILED
JavaScript and CSS are scripting languages that are used to provide extra functionality or easier formatting on a website. The search engines do not look at this type of code for ranking purposes unless there is something located in these files they deem "shadey" or an attempt to trick the search engines.
It's a best practice to move these scripts into separate files and reference them at the top of your HTML document. This will decrease load times and make your HTML easier to read by the search engines.
We have detected the use of JavaScript or CSS hard coded into your HTML document. We suggest moving this into a separate file:
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HTML Issues - SUCCESS
HTML is typically what your page is written in. If there are errors in the HTML, it is possible some people won't be able to view your website in the correct format, and the search engines will have problems understanding what your site is all about. The w3.org is a organization that makes the standards for HTML.
We have run your website through a standard HTML validator and have not found any major problems.
Removing Subdirectories - SUCCESS
Subdirectories for your website are same as on your home computer. You can organize your files by creating descriptive directories, but if you place a file more then 3 directories deep on your website the search engines might never go that deep to look for it. Its suggested to keep all your files less then 3 directories deep.
We have not detected any pages that are deeper then 3 directories.
HTTPS - SUCCESS
HTTPS is a way to securely pass information from a user to a website. It encrypts the information to ensure nobody else can view it. However, if you have a HTTPS part of your site and its not configured properly, the search engines see the normal HTTP page and the HTTPS page as duplicate content.
Your site does not use secure (HTTPS) links.
Unique Title Tags - SUCCESS
Using the same title tag for multiple pages on your site may cause your site to rank poorly. Unique title tags help the search engines properly target your landing pages.
You appear to be using mostly unique title tags for your pages.
Flash/Splash Page Removal - SUCCESS
Flash is an interactive media software the gives you the ability to add animation to your website. However, the search engines can not read the content that is inside these files and cannot accurately rank it. Same is included with images.
We have NOT detected an excessive amount of flash or images on your site.
Domain.com to www.Domain.com 301 Redirect - FAILED
Some user might type in the your website without the www. More importantly, someone might link to your website without including the www. So it is best practice to create a 301 (permanent redirect) from http://yoursite.com to http://www.yoursite.com. By doing this, you optimize your external links and avoid possible duplicate content problems.
We have NOT detected a proper redirect from FunVoo.com to www.FunVoo.com.
Robots.txt - FAILED
A Robots.txt file is what tells the search engines if they have permission to crawl and index your website. In this file, you can tell the search engine not to index your entire site or portions of your site. Obviously, you want the search engines to index all of your primary pages, but if there is sensitive information you do not want the search engines to index and syndicate out to the entire world, you could take implement this file to carry out that request.
We have not detected a Robots.txt file on your website. We suggest you add the following file to the root directory on your web server:
User-agent: *
Disallow:
Custom 404 Error Page - FAILED
A 404 page is what users are shown when they try to access a page that does not exist on your website. It is important that when they see this page it does not take them to a cryptic or confusing page, but one that conforms to your website's look and feel and gives them a link back to the homepage.
By clicking on this URL http://www.FunVoo.com/aaabbbccc123-Thisisabadpage.404.html you can see your 404 error page.
For a good of example visit CorproateSEM.com’s 404 page at: http://www.CorproateSEM.com/404example009.html
We did NOT detect a custom 404 page we suggest you contact your web hosting / system administrator to configure this for you.
Maximum Links Per Page - FAILED
To index your site, search engines browse your web pages exactly like other internet browsers, following the links that they find on your pages. If you have too many links on a page, then search engines will not be able to browse to all of the pages on your site, potentially keeping some pages from being indexed.
We have detected pages that have more than 100 links on them, such as http://www.FunVoo.com. We recommend splitting the links on these pages up to ensure that they are properly indexed.
Web Directories - FAILED
Web directories are sites that organize and categorize links to various websites, both commercially and for free. Large web directories potentially send traffic to your sites, but the biggest reason to include your site in directories is to increase the backlinks to your site. Web directories are far less important now than they have been in the past, but a site listed on DMOZ still ranks better than one that isn't.
Your site is missing in some of the major web directories that we track.
- DMOZ - Not Found - Add Your Site
- Best of the Web - Not Found - Add Your Site
- Yahoo Directory - Not Found - Add Your Site We recommend that you add your site to any of the major web directories where it is currently missing.
Virtual Hosting - SUCCESS
Search engines will occasionally penalize web sites based on the behavior of the other sites hosted on the same IP. If your web site is hosted on the same address as several spam websites, their reputation can hurt your ranking. Because of this, we recommend that you use dedicated IP addresses for your sites.
We were unable to find any other web sites hosted on your IP address.
Dynamic URLs - FAILED
Dynamic URLs are how some programs render the location of pages on your websites. The challenge is when these URLs get complicated, the search engines have problems reading them and organizing them in their database.
We have detected complicated dynamic URLs. Depending on your hosting platform, you can use a technique called mod-rewrite that tells the server to perform a "301 redirect" from the dynamic URLs to an easy to read static URL.
You will need to contact your web developer to discuss your options.
Google Cloaking - SUCCESS
Google cloaking is when your website serves different content to Google than you serve to your normal site visitors. The search engines will penalize your site extremely for this practice, as it is seen as an attempt to game the system. If your site has dynamic content that changes from request to request, the results of this test may be inaccurate.
We have detected that your web server shows the same content to Google as it does to normal browsers.
Image ALT Tags - SUCCESS
ALT tags provide alternate text that will be shown to browsers and programs that do not support images. Search engines use the ALT tags as extra content to target your pages. Adding ALT tag information for your images provides an excellent way to add more content to your pages for the search engines without hurting the user experience.
We have successfully detected ALT tags on your images.