It now has taken away even the subpages so I have pretty much dropped out of any rankings related to that page without doing hardly anything at all to it.  The terms I go after related to that page are pretty easy terms so I should at least show up on the first page.

Interesting.  Yeah, no new links that should be bad as well as nothing changed on that page.  I am guessing the competition did not step up due to the fact that my pages that would fall below this page are still ranking well.

Then any idea why the ranking would have dropped so significantly?  I was second and now I'm not even on the second page For the search term Mauna Lani terrace. The subpages show up higher.

Just recently my page, http:/www./waikoloavacationrentals.com/mauna-lani-terrace, was no longer indexed by google.  The sub pages from it still are.  I have not done anything sketchy with the page.  When I went into the google fetch it says that it is redirected.  Any ideas what is this all about?

Here is what it says for the fetch:

Http/1.1 301 moved permanently
Server: nginx
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2017 00:43:26GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 178
Connection: keep-alive
Keep-Alive: timeout=20
Location: http://waikoloavacationrentals.com/mauna-lani-terrace

<title>301 moved permanently</title>

<center>

301 moved permanently

</center>

---

<center>nginx</center>

One of the main pages on my site, http://www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/condos, I have been having a hard time getting google to index it correctly or at all.  It is one of the top pages on my site and should be in my sub links in google, but it is not even showing up in searches.  Any input would be appreciated.

The only red flap issue is the number of outgoing links, but that is the way the page is supposed to be.  I would assume most real estate listing pages are very similar.

Ultimately when you look at traffic, time on page, inbound links, etc. it is one of the top pages on my site in all those categories.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Just went to change them and wordpress recommends less.  Are they that far behind?

OK.  I am probably behind time because I thought it was supposed to be short.  I will try changing a few and seeing what happens.  Thanks,

I recently had my site redone (about a year ago).  Since then google has not been using my meta descriptions much and more so using the descriptions within my site.  Is there a reason for this?  An example would be http://www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/vrp/unit/kolea-14/

That is actually a good thought, but Kolea 10A is a little below average in traffic compared to the others.

Thanks!  We will hope they figure it out.

I use terms like "Kolea Rentals".  The site link is good, but just not the term they chose.

Andy,
To be honest, I am not looking for anything particular.  Kolea Rentals or Kolea Condos would make the most sense.  Kolea 10A makes 0 sense and I can not see from any of the code where they would have generated that from.

Some of it is just curiosity as to how google came up with that.

The page is a great site link, but the text used does not correctly describe the page. I am not aware of anything done on the page that would make Google think it should be "Kolea 10A".

For several search terms I get site links for the page http://www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/kolea-condos/

It makes sense that that page be a site link as it is one of my most used pages, but the problem is google gave it the site link "Kolea 10A".  I am having 0 luck making any sense of why that was chosen.  It should be something like "Kolea Condos" or something of that nature.

Does anyone have any thoughts on where google is coming up with this?

Still no luck on this one if anyone else has any insight.

I sent it over.

That is what I originally had.  I put it back.

<ifmodule mod_rewrite.c="">RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /html/(.).html\ HTTP/
RewriteRule . http://localhost/html/%1 [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /html/(.)\ HTTP/
RewriteRule . %1.html [L]</ifmodule>

Try clicking on www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g and you will see what happens.  Thanks,

Yes.  I am not getting anything on www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g

I don't really care which way the rule goes just as long as when they put in either url they get something.

Here is the code incase I typo'd something.

<ifmodule mod_rewrite.c="">RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /html/(.).html\ HTTP/
RewriteRule . http://www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/html/%1 [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /html/(.)\ HTTP/
RewriteRule . %1.html [L]</ifmodule>

Thanks for the feedbacks.  I tried the above code.  I also tried a few at the website above and did not have any luck.  Just to confirm what I am trying to do......Take a page like www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g.html.  If someone types in www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g I want it to go to www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g.html so that they do not get a blank page.  It was happening on my old site, but not having the same luck with wordpress.  Thanks again!

I just converted my site to wordpress.  Previously urls like www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g and www.waikoloavacationrentals.com/kolea-rentals/9g.html would go to the same page.  Since using wordpress the first one will not work.  I did not have redirects set up so was wondering if there is something I am forgetting to easily make it to where if someone types in both urls it will go to the same page.