SeoKeys 5

The simplest way to check the number of pages indexed by a particular search engine is to type this in the search bar: site:yoursite.com. where you replace yoursite.com with the actual name of your site.

This command gives you the number of pages from your site indexed by the search engine. If the number of pages indexed by search engines is close to the actual number of pages on your site, this is the best because it shows that your site is indexed successfully. If the number of pages indexed by search engines is much smaller than the actual number of pages on your site, this shows that many pages are inaccessible and you need to check why this happens.

If the number of pages indexed by search engines is much bigger than the actual number of pages on your site, this suggests you have lots of duplicate content you need to clear as fast as you can. Just use site:yoursite.com&start=990 to see if Google will report duplicate content.

If you find nothing when you issue the site:yoursite.com command, you can scream with pain because (unless this is a new site) this usually means one thing ‐ you have been excluded from the search engine's index. This is the most severe penalty a site can get! If this happens to you, check here how to proceed.