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I submitted my site about four months ago to google and still it has not been published. Although in the google webmaster it says it has been verified. Does verified not mean published? I have made my site as search engine friendly as I could, optimisation, reciprocal links, good content, site map.

when I search for my site on google without the .com, it isn´t found, only can I find it when I put the name with .com. I´m not sure if it´s been published or not. I use traffic blazer and it says it has not been published in google or yahoo (free listing). Should I keep resubmitting?
is this delay normal?

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A short, practical checklist that follows up on points from and and focuses on what to check next when a site is visible only by typing the full domain and seems stalled after months.

Start with quick visibility checks you can run right now:

  • Run a site: query in Google (for example site:yourdomain.com) to see which pages Google has indexed.
  • In Google Search Console use the URL Inspection tool for specific pages to see crawl/index status, last crawl date, and any blocking issues.
  • Check the Coverage and Manual Actions reports in Search Console for errors or penalties.

Do these technical checks next:

  • Verify robots.txt and any X-Robots-Tag or meta robots directives. Fetch headers to confirm the server returns 200 and there is no noindex:
    curl -I https://yourdomain.com/
  • Confirm canonicalization and redirects: non-www and www should redirect (301) to a single preferred host, and canonical tags should not point to an external domain.
  • Look for server errors (5xx), DNS problems, or rate-limiting that would prevent crawlers from accessing pages.

If pages are still not indexing or ranking:

  • Review content quality and internal linking — very thin or duplicate pages are often ignored. A single indexed homepage with no internal links out will not get other pages crawled.
  • Use Search Console to request indexing after fixes. Monitor server logs or Search Console crawl stats to confirm Googlebot activity.
  • Treat third-party tools reports (Traffic Blazer, etc.) as secondary; rely on Google Search Console for authoritative status.

If an obvious misconfiguration isn’t found, the likely causes are blocking (robots/noindex), redirects/canonicals mis-set, or very low discovery (no incoming links). Official references: Google Search Central and the robots.txt overview.

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Member Avatar for dickersonka

you might want to try submitting a sitemap in google analytics

you might not be able to find it with just your name if that word is not one of them that is indexed from your page

take a look at google analytics and it will show you whats going on with it

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You say you can find your site when you do a Google search including the '.com'? If you can find your site at all, that means that Google knows about it. It just doesn't think it's worthy enough of being highly ranked in the results.

Create lots of good content and get other sites to link to your content ... submit your site into directories, link to your site with forum signatures and post on various forums, etc.

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