Outlinks not link with profitok.com/index.php
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Dear sir my website www.profitok.com is not indexing in google
can you give me the right answer wht to do
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How you are checking it ?
I have just typed site:profitok.com and found "26 results", it means Google has indexed 26 pages from your website.
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It is indexed.
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