Whend i search my site on google , on 2-3 combination of words it
shows first on the page. But whend i press "cache" , i get : "Not
Found
The requested URL /Home.aspx was not found on this server. " Therefor ,
for some words that are contained in site , i get no result .
Any advice ?
www.turdaimob.ro

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> Whend i search my site on google , on 2-3 combination of words it
> shows first on the page. But whend i press "cache" , i get : "Not
> Found
> The requested URL /Home.aspx was not found on this server. " Therefor ,
> for some words that are contained in site , i get no result .
> Any advice ?
> www.turdaimob.ro
>

get rid of Default.aspx and just link back
to /

Better still start again, this is a all that
google is seeing
http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache...GLJ:en&strip=1

hidegtudor@gmail.com wrote:

> Whend i search my site on google , on 2-3 combination of words it
> shows first on the page. But whend i press "cache" , i get : "Not
> Found
> The requested URL /Home.aspx was not found on this server. " Therefor ,
> for some words that are contained in site , i get no result .
> Any advice ?
> www.turdaimob.ro

If your site is turdaimob.ro, Google has cached your page.

Try this:
cache:http://www.turdaimob.ro/

It will show a blank screen. Google cannot read any useful content on your
homepage.

Read this page, expecially the section on technical guidelines:
http://www.google.com/support/webmas...y?answer=35769

....especially this point:
"Use a text browser such as Lynx to examine your site, because most search
engine spiders see your site much as Lynx would. If fancy features such as
JavaScript, , session IDs, frames, DHTML, or Flash keep you from
seeing all of your site in a text browser, then search engine spiders may
have trouble crawling your site."

It looks like your problem was that you were using JavaScript to send the
browser to your homepage:

<script type="text/javascript">
window.location="Home.aspx";
</script>

Search engines will not follow that JavaScript.

I tried looking at your site in Lynx and it doesn't work. It just dumps
your raw source.

Recode the way the source is sent to the browser, and make sure you have
good descriptive text on the home page.