If I created a website that had every word and letter, would it show up in every search?
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No. It would not show up on subsciption search engines. It's also not worth your while to even try to do that. Words come into and fall out of use every year. Also the people who design search engines are (many of them) mathematicians. You can't do a cute trick and think that will slip by them. Also, where would you plan on hosting a site that big?
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Google ignores meta keywords now because they were being abused. But if you put in a good meta description then people will more easily be able to see what your web site is about in the search results. Put the meta tag with the following syntax in the <head> section of your document:\n\n<meta name="description" content="funcrunch.org: Julie Bernstein's personal home page." />\n\nThen the "content" part will be displayed in the search results rather than a snippet from your web page. Keep it short and meaningful.\n\nI don't know how to edit in FrontPage; I only use text editors for HTML. Good luck!
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this will work and keep your computer from storing new searches:\n\ntools, internet options, clear history, delete cookies, delete files, then go to the content tab, click autocomplete and uncheck the boxes there then hit OK
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Yes. Visit www.wordtracker.com or www.keyworddiscovery.com. You have to pay a subscribtion fee but it's well worth it. It sounds like your business is just starting out. In that case you want to optimize your pages for the most relevant keyword terms you can find that have the least competition because your site isn't in a position to compete for highly competitive keyword terms yet. You need good SEO and lots of links before you can go for those keywords, and it takes time to aquire lots of links. Study your competition. Also, don't overlook the internal linking structure of your site. If you decide to hire an Internet marketer and SEO e-mail me at moonshine27858@yahoo.com. Good Luck!
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Yes, in some cases, people can create a false web page...like a "screen shot" of say, a Citi Bank website, and they will put in a link that will take you to their site where they can obtain all your information.  This is not uncommon, but it is as simple as typing in yaho.com instead of yahoo.com (they buy up close domain names)
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Metatags and keywords are hardly used by search engines these days to index/find sites for listings.  There might be a couple small ones, but for the most part, that's old school.  I personally wouldn't make the effort...
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or you could just put your cursor over the words and hit delete and it should be removed. you can do this in any search bar and on the address bar on Internet Explorer as well. Hope this helps. If you hold the delete button down, it will delete all in the search bar or address bar.
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A reference library told me that not all websites appear on all search engines or in the same order. I can't tell you why, except it helps to sometimes use more than one search engine.
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if you uploaded it, then go to your user page and fill out the 'key words' section so it can be found on a search.
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yes, clearing ur cookies, temporary internet files and history usually does the trick. or if u want u can completely disable the auto-complete function. for this go to internet options->content->Auto-complete and clear all the checkboxes. this way it wont ever show u all the words starting with 'a' or anything else, anywhere.
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It sounds like your ads may have keywords that are too general or a landing page that is not 'optimised' enough. This is Google's so-called 'quality control' and has affected lots of site owners for several months.
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Yes, its possible to create such a page.\nWhat I think you're asking for is one input field that can be used to search multiple different search engines - thats called a "meta search".\n\nhttp://www.dogpile.com/ is one example of such a page.\nhttp://www.metasearch.com/ is another.\n\nIts possible to roll your own HTML page that does this, but it requires a fair degree of JavaScript - because the URLs that do the searching change depending on the search engine you want to query and the type of search you want to perform.\n\nAlso, many of these "homepages" like http://www.netvibes.com/ offer a multiple search engine approach in their standard widgets.
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Yes, the description and author are used by search engines.  Each search engine uses this information differently, so I cannot answer specifically for each one.\n\nNice choice for web design IDE, by the way.  NVU is very cool.
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I dont think, using Javascript you can create a search function, but I can give you a code which you can incorporate anywhere you want in your website which will search the keyword in Google in a new browser window. In case if you want the search to be in the same page then just remove the [ target="_new" ] portion from the code. Hope this fulfills your requirement.\n\n\n<form action="http://www.google.com/search" method=get target="_new">\n<p>\n<input type=hidden name=ie value=UTF-8>\n<input type=hidden name=oe value=UTF-8>\n<INPUT TYPE=text name=q size=20 maxlength=225 value="keyword">\n<INPUT type=submit VALUE="find">\n</p>\n</form>
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My dear friend, search engine hits don't come overnight. It takes a lot of time for a website to feature on great seach engines like Yahoo and Google. I own a website that I created at about the end of January this year, and only last week I found it listed at number 29 only after all my keywords have been searched for at once! You have to be patient!\n\nWhen search engines build their powerful databases, they perform what is called indexing. This is done by special software called "bots". They start at the most popular sites on the net, and then follow every possible link on those pages, then all the next possible links, etc. They spider almost the whole web like this.\n\nFor those reasons, Yahoo might not know about you if you don't have a listed website that is linking to you. I would suggest you go and surf for other websites of your kind and add your page to their list of links. (Search engines also judge the popularity of your site by how many other sites are linking to you.)\n\nWhile you are waiting, there are some things you can do to make your website feature quicker. I don't know how familiar you are with HTML meta tags and the search-engine friendliness of your page, but I'll explain it anyway.\n\nMeta tags is ordinary HTML tags that you place inside your website code. They serve the primary purpose of giving information about your website. Some of them give the keywords that you would like your site to be searched for, others provide a short description of your site which will be shown on your listing if you feature on Yahoo. There are countless other meta tags which I have yet to explore, but they make your site a great deal more search-engine friendly.\n\nI have some really good software that helps me make my site more search-engine friendly. It is easy-to-use and completely virus-free (trust me). Best of all, it is free! It contains a complete explanation of meta tags, and also provides tips on selecting the right keywords for your page. It also has a feature that can check your pages for any errors or other things that would make search engines not like you. You can obtain it at http://www.webceo.com/\n\nHope my advice helped...
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A search engine often links key word(s) with web pages available at numerous addresses on various servers.  It often notes the frequency that the pages are accessed (popularity) since these may be more useful to more individuals.  See the link for details.  Goood luck.
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just use google's image search, and type each word in, one at a time