not found on google search

[hossy]

can someone please look at my site www.freeze.net.au it is not being found on google search i need to know where i have gone wrong i have passed all the google tests but still no listing please help thanks

[Karen Mac]

You dont have anything for google to find you with. No text.. all images and flash.

Karen

[hossy]

so on the index page i should have text is that right

[Karen Mac]

Well if you have no content and no links that the spiders can read? How do u want found? And they cant read text in flash either.

Karen

[Collectors-info]

Should have SE friendly text on all pages. You will also need to dramaticly reduce the images as SE's will often not except pages over 1500kb & you 1st page is 3500+kb & the gigs page images is even higher.

Ah! Karen has the fast fingers.

[hossy]

ok ive done what you said no pages are higher than 900height and 900width but google says i have a wrong format every page i have in google has errors
this is so frustrating i have added text to pages i have changed the names of the url's as suggested by google but still no listing help

[Karen Mac]

It would help if you would explain WHAT errors rather than make us TRY to guess?.. What is giving you the errors? sitemap? what?

Karen

[hossy]

google just says wrong format

[hossy]

heres the thing karen if i type freeze.net.au into google search my site gets picked up on about the 2nd page if i type freeze i dont get picked up at all thats where im lost i dont know how to fix it

[zuriatman]

Hi,

My personal opinion:

You have a cheezy looking landing page or portal which is lacking of
content and information. no pics or graphics. I do not know what your tags are like, your title for the page? How did you describe your landing [index] page?

Karen is right. What is there for the Google Bots and Yahooslurp to index???????????????????

[Karen Mac]

You wont be found for FREEZE for years. even if it is your name. There are much more relevant results for that term. A new site generally cannot compete for SINGLE keywords.

Generally speaking.. people arent going to search for the single term FREEZE anyway.

Karen