Yeah, here’s what’s in the page Google’s indexed;
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You might notice first, that it’s not a Webflow page.
And second, that it’s pretty empty.
My guess is that this is some version of Godaddy’s parking page, which is delivered when your domain is purchased, but not yet pointing to a site.
Google often picks these up.
Now that you have a live site on that domain, you have two options;
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Wait. Google takes time, but it will eventually reindex these pages.
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Be proactive. Setup your site on Google Search Console, submit your sitemap.xml, and Google will re-index it in a few days.
Now that you know this is a problem, and you’re building live sites for people, you might want to consider a better landing page approach so this is less of an issue.
One option is to buy Webflow’s cheapest plan, $15/mo? and setup a generic coming soon page that ALL of your un-used domains share. Since that site is already a Webflow site, you’ll be able to switch the domain over to the new site instantaneously, with no DNS changes.
Yea, it would be nice if Webflow had a coming soon page feature. Perhaps someday.