Url's don't want to show up in google. Please help?
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Hi Mozfans
I'm doing a sitescan for a new client. http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/
It's a dutch jobsite.
Now the problem is here: The url http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/vacatures/ is in google.
On the same page there are jobs (scroll down) with a followed link.
To a url like this: http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/vacatures/722/productie+medewerker+paprika+teelt/The problem is that the second url don't show up in google. When i try to make a sitemap with Gsitecrawler the second url isn't in de sitemap.. :S
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks!
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This is a basic configuration issue. I would advise you to contact your sitemap software vendor or whomever wrote the code. You need your sitemap software to view the "www' version of the site as those are the pages which display the links.
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Thanks for your reply.
I'm just doing a scan, so this wil helpthe non-www and www issue i will let the client know.
I think it is a Ajax issue: http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/xmlhttp/vacatures/ this feed is installed with ajax
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Your current sitemap can be seen here: http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/sitemap.xml
There are dates as recent as today in the sitemap. I did a search of the sitemap for "medewerker" which is part of the URL in the example you shared. There is a link with that term, but it is not the same link. There is clearly an issue with the configuration of your sitemap software.
A possible cause of the issue is your site is set up as both the "www" and non-www version. The pages on the two versions are not identical.
http://vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/vacatures/
If you look at this version of the URL you shared, the same page appears except it does not contain all the links at the bottom. Perhaps you configured your sitemap to view the non-www version of your site which does not show those extra links.
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I found that the jobs are in some kind of xml feed:
http://www.vacatures.tuinbouw.nl/xmlhttp/vacatures/
How do i resolve this?
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