zero search results

[ds101]

Hi, 

When I search for the name of my site in google, or my name, or certain key words and phrases, it doesn't bring up anything - unless I type in the exact domain name in the search engine. Website is: https://theliefpress.weebly.com/ 

It's been indexed by Google, and crawled.

I wasn't expecting much, but some of the words and phrases are so rare - i.e. there's literally one other "lief press" anywhere! - that I thought it would show up fairly easy in a search. But it doesn't show up at all. Similarly, my name isn't that common, but the site doesn't come up anywehre in relation to it. Same problem on Bing. This is in contrast with an old Wordpress site I had, which I don't even remember submitting to Google for indexing, but still came up if you searched some of the key words.

thanks

D

[whitemonkey]

@ds101 

websites with their own dot com domain show up way better than dot weebly dot com sites

also, apart from page 1, your pages have almost zero content.

what do you want Google to see???  with just 4 pages with minimal content wont win you any favors with Google.   

having  the page urls   as 1.html 2.html 3.html   is the worst practice you can adopt  there is nothing to tell Google what the pages are

[bobafett]

Well also there are more than billion websites.  I am sure there are tens of thousand of websites that deal with whatever subject your website deals with or whatever stuff you are selling!

Imagine, you built a brick and mortar store.  Do you expect thousands of people flocking to your store from day one?

Also, with a free subdomain all search engines would consider it as a toy website - website made only for friends and family