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Hi Martijn Scheijbeler, First of all thanks for your response really appriciate your help. anyway yes same site map submitted in Bing Webmaster and Google Webmaster ... Google indexed 14k and Bing indexed 1100 only and yahoo 90 only... i use Alexa and Moz Tool to monitor Site performance.. if you analyse then you can find ... please let me know what should i do next..

Normally in cases like your site Google is showing a message that the remaining results are similar to the ones. Some reasons why Google is not displaying all results: You have a lot of semi-duplicate pages like http://www.blackbowchauffeur.com.au/theme-park/aussie-world-to-cedar-creek-from-cedar-creek-to-aussie-world/947583845769996550 Some of your url's have a backslash / others not - in your internal linking you use both. The backslash version have non-back slash as canonical (not sure if this is always the case) You redirect url's with capitals to the non-capital version - but you use the version with capitals in your navigation pages like http://www.blackbowchauffeur.com.au/airport-transfer-connection-to-and-from-suburb-starting-with-h/ don't really add value for the index either you might also want to check your 404 pages - they look like a 404 - but non existing pages are redirected with 302 to 404 page with http status 200 - example http://www.blackbowchauffeur.com.au/price/lismore-airport-to-highfields-from-highfields-to-lismore-airport/faq -> 302 to http://www.blackbowchauffeur.com.au/404-page-not-found which unlike the page is stating has a http 200 status Summary - after crawling 1892 url's of your site - my crawler found 1215 redirected url's (quite possible that these count as url in the results when you do site:mysite.com) as you continue to use them in your site's navigation. From the url's that are actually working a lot of them are near duplicates. Use a tool like screaming frog to clean your internal links - point internal links directly to the final destination. Check if you really need all these detailed pages - they are just adding weight to your site and I am not sure if Google will index them properly + show them in the search results. Also correct the 4xx page - it should show 404 as http status. Apart from all of the above - the site:mysite.com is not the most reliable way to check which pages are in the index. Check your search console (and the landing page report in Analytics) & combine this info with a log analysis to see which pages Googlebot is actually visiting. You will learn much more about issues with your site than using the site: command. Dirk

Hi blackbowchauffeur! Honestly, I'm not entirely sure what you're asking. Are you looking for suggestions to boost your PA and DA, because your site isn't ranking? If that's the case, you'll need to build more high-quality backlinks to your site. I'd recommend starting with our Beginner's Guide to Link Building. Otherwise, you may be best served reaching out to a paid consultant.