What is the minimum number of characters needed to be typed into google search to have no hits show up?
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oreiwd is a 6-character entry that returned no results.\n\nqzxvcy, oddly, only returned 1 result.\n\nFor 5-character entries, the lowest I have found was\n\nllxbz\n\nIt only had 7 results\n\n\n\nGood question.
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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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True, Google says:\n\n   Sorry, Google does not serve more than 1000 results for any query.\n\nBut here is a fast way to get way down in the list.\n\nFor example, go to Google and search for "hecate".\n\nScroll to the bottom of the screen and click on number 2\n\nNow the web address in your browser address bar will read:\n\nhttp: // www.google.com/ search?q=hecate &hl=en&lr=&safe=off &start=10 &sa=N\n\nsimply type "9" in front of the "10" in the part of the URL which reads "start=10"\n\nNow it will read "start=910", press Enter and ZOOM you are way  down the list!\n\n6sj7
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looking on google usually works
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type it on www.google.com
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Type it into google yourself
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You need to code the search facility. At the moment, when clicking Go, it sends the form data to _derived/nortbots.html\n\nYour page source shows:\n<form action="../_derived/nortbots.htm" method="POST" onsubmit="location.href='../_derived/nortbots.htm';return false;"><input type="hidden" name="VTI-GROUP" value="0"><p><b>  </b><input type="text" name="search" size="20" value></p><p><input type="submit" value="Go"><input type="reset" value="Reset"></p></form></div>\n\nIf you want the search feature, you will have to code a page to do the searching then replace the url's above in the source.
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◙ if there is an error number type "error ????" into http://www.google.com/
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Its better to take the time and go to each individual search engine and do it yourself than to use a quick submit website. That way you can be sure that it goes through for each search engine (Some search engines do not allow automated programs to submit URLs). And its free.
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Make original content that people like and you shouldn't have a problem. The only thing you should modify for the search engines is the meta tags. Javascripts/plugins/scripts are just ignored and it's no big deal. Just dont use flash if you want them to make contextual references.\n\nMarkup softwares wont help. They'll still parse your page in a fraction of a second and extract/order non tagged words.
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There are programs you can get to automatically fill in forms....100 times a minute.....to avoid people from spamming sites they ask you to type in a number that those programs can't read...I hope this explains it
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put meta-tags in the html\n manually submit to search engines
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go to google type in what you want and you will see results
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You use the 'The Robots Exclusion Standard' which is designed for that purpose. It is very simple, you placee a small text file in your root domain and this tells the search engine robots what they can and cannot do on your site. Read about it here http://www.searchengineworld.com/robots/robots_tutorial.htm
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Try Google. I get 432 hits for detation, isn't that enough?
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All of the search engines have a "Submit your site to us" place somewhere in their site. It varies but is not hard to find. The time for your site to show up will vary from a few days to a month or so, depending on where your site falls in their schedule, whatever that might be. You will know when they have it listed if you type in your domain name and you show up. Now as far as getting on the first few pages for whatever search terms you want to be found under, that is a whole 'nother story.
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It could take up to 3 months before the search spiders crawl to your site...be patient it will happen...or you could pay for service to have it listed faster..good luck