On occasion I check the cache on my REW blog and the cache command returns a message like this (cut and paste):

Your search - cache:http://www.realestatewebmasters.com/blogs/spoken-gently - did not match any documents.

What's weird is the individual posts are cached. Not sure what to make of it.

[Edit] It just occurred to me that until a few days ago I hadn't blogged since the later part of April. I wonder if the frequency of REW blogging has anything to do with the indexing of the blog.

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Yes the frequency of blogging has everything to do with it

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Incidentally, your blog IS cached http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:...ient=firefox-a

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Good!

Apparently, running the cache command in Google isn't reliable!

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I don't think it's the cache command (not that it's actually a command). As Morgan said with blogging it probably has something to do with the frequency of messages (don't blog so I don't know first hand), but there are some things with cache and indexing on specific pages that appear to be almost random on a good number of sites.

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You also did not use the trailing slash I don't think, although it shouldn't matter, in this case it appears to.

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how do you check your blog if it cache by the SE? and how old you blog from the time you live it to SEs?

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The command would be like this:

cache:http://www.hihcorp.com/

How long before your blog shows up in the search engines depends on the strength (a lot of hard work) of your blog.

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i see! it depends on the site, but it usually get index in just a week. for my own experience my blog get index for 9 days in Google and next days in yahoo and MSN. try to use this command: site:domain or you can use toolbar (SEOpen toolbar)

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