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Google Cache link on Sales page
8/22/2014 23:23
[moved down, see suggestion about 1st-post formatting bug]
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8/24/2014 17:41
Thank you. We will look into that.
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8/22/2014 23:23
On every sales page, the google cache button links to:

cachehttp://

It should ofc be:

cache:http://

:) typo

Even better would be to link to:

site:http://

Because cache doenst really mean much, except things being buffered by google, and yes they are also indexed.

site:http:// are all the actual indexed pages, cached or not does not matter.

Indexed means it will be found by searching google, so cached pages will ofc also be found, but you will miss out on a lot of indexed links from a sales point of view, because it takes longer to get cached, but eventually most indexed pages will be cached (up to some point)
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