IF i change my current hosting to another web hosting it will change my rank in search engine? or even lost?
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There's a small chance that during the period (12 to 72 hours) when the DNS is being updated, one or more bots may have trouble getting to your site.  Sites change servers and hosts all the time, and search engines want to be able to find sites that are good matches for the searches their users perform, so they should be able to handle this sort of transition with no trouble.
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check your temp directory.\n\notherwise call your webhost.
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The most logical thing you can do is contact the owner of each website where your name appears and ask them to remove it. Only then will your name be removed from Google's and Yahoo's search results (when their bots scour the sites in question next).\n\nSee this from Google:\n\n"Google updates its entire index automatically on a regular basis. When we crawl the web, we find new pages, discard dead links, and update links automatically. Links that are outdated now will most likely "fade out" of our index during our next crawl."\n\nAnd this from Yahoo:\n\n"If a web site has published your personal information or incorrect information about you, you should contact the site owner or site content provider to get that information corrected. Yahoo! does not control and is not responsible for such content. After the site has removed or corrected the published content, the information in the search database will be corrected by our normal content refresh processes. You may still see the pages listed in our databases for some time after the site content or control documents are changed. The changes will take effect in our search database when the information is updated in our next refresh cycle."\n\nHope this makes sense.
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Hi\n\nI dont think so. Nowadays hosting in India is as fast as USA. You got to select tier one bandwidth providers and onlyt have got a nice peer to rest of the world. Also I am in involved in SEO for one of my UK based client who is hosting a clustered server in India. I could say hosting in India hasnt affected the search engine listing. I could gurantee that. I have recommended some of the hosting websites in India, US, Australia who have tier one premium bandwidth. I have been using service of all those I have listed here for around 3 years and I dont find any problem.\n\nRegards,\nWebmaster
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Based on the way I'm reading the question, the answer above is incorrect.  Assuming you submitted your site to Yahoo!, it will start crawling your site periodically. If, in a week, you change the items you are selling on your webpage, the Yahoo! search engine will find this the next time it examines your site.\n\nIf your products were part of the description you provided to Yahoo! then you may be better served to update your entry. If they were on the webpage itself, you are fine.
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If the domain and webhost are own by your customer, then any modification made to the site with out their concent, will be illegal.\n\nIf your customer gave you access to the site to do modifications, i think you might change your work to whatever was there before your work.\n\ni had the exact same thing happened to me, but the domain and webhosting were registered under my name. Since he gave me a 50% advance, i kept the site up for six months which was more than fair couse 80% of the cost was design.\n\nI took the site down since i didnt transfer him the ownership of the site, i hope he wont miss the hits he was getting =)\n\nanyhow ... \n\nIf he owns the host, you'd probably get in trouble taking the site down, and he probably have a backup of the site ...
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May be ur default search engine just changed to \n\nMSN.\n\nRevert it
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It changes from search engine to another.\nIn general find the options and disable search history. good luck.
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Changing your internet provider shouldn't affect your yahoo account. as long as you know your user name and password, you should be good to go. Yahoo doesn't recognize one ISP from another.
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The major search engines will find your website by crawling other sites and finding your link from there. The important thing is to get your site listed in directories where it'll be found by all search engines, as well as users just browsing. The two directories you should try to get your site listed in first are the Yahoo! Directory and DMOZ. Good luck!
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There is an annual fee for every domain name you register, and this fee is not refundable even if you cancel your registration.  Very few people actively cancel registrations  - they usually passively let them expire - since there is no financial benefit.  Every domain name registrar has this policy, not just Yahoo!  \n\nSo, if you registered wosley.net and realized wosley.com is a better fit for you, you will have to register the second name and pay for the new name.  You can't "return" the old name.\n\nHowever, you don't have to pay for a second hosting plan.  Once you have registered your new domain name, let your hosting provider (in this case, Yahoo!) know that your domain name has changed. They will change their servers to reflect the new domain name registration\n\nIf you choose to register your domain name thru a registar other than Yahoo!, your domain name registration remains with that registrar and you are responsible for all ongoing domain name registration/renewal fees. To use your existing domain name with a Yahoo! service you have to direct your name servers to Yahoo!. You will need to do a DNS transfer.  Here is the info for Yahoo! hosting:\n\nPrimary name server: yns1.yahoo.com \nPrimary IP address: 66.218.71.205 \nSecondary name server: yns2.yahoo.com \nSecondary IP address: 216.109.116.20 \n\nI recommend registering the new domain name and pointing it to Yahoo! before having Yahoo! change their records so you don't have any down time.  \n\nAlso, your old domain name is not "useless".  You can forward your old domain to your new domain, so that if someone types in www.olddomain.com they get redirected to www.newdomain.com
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First off, when adding your link to search engines, don't stop at just the top ten or just five of them. I have a personal website and it is listed in over 1500 search engines. The question isn't why the answer to it though is simple enough. Each direct link that you have coming into your site gives you a better chance at having a higher page rank. You see your page rank at:\n\nhttp://www.checkpagerank.com/\n\nPage rank is calculated based on the importance of the website. Each link going into the website is a vote counted towards your page rank. It also helps to have higher page ranking websites link to your site as well.\n\nIn total the more links you have going to your site, the more importance your website has on the Internet as a whole.\n\nDon't stop. Keep submitting your links to every search engine that you can possibly find. If you need more help you can contact me if needed but I'm sure you can figure that out. Finding search engines to submit your site to is easy.\n\nFind people who are willing to exchange links. Or, otherwise known as reciprocal linking. It's best to find people willing to trade links with your site that are around the same area of expertise. Another words, you wouldn't want to trade links with someone that has a website based off of tractor supplies when your website is based solely upon homeade fudge. If you had a food website, you would want more food websites linking to it.\n\nTo arrange all of your reciprocal links on your site, it's best to make a page called 'Links' to put all the links on that page. Remember, it's not only search engines that get your website listed at the top. Reciprocal linking is another part of that.\n\nThere are a lot of other gimics you can use to get links to your site, but to give a suggestion on how to start..\n\nThink of it like this, people using the Internet are bugs or flies and your website is a spiderweb. You want to make the biggest spiderweb you could possibly make. There's two major ways in doing that. \n\nBy word. Tell people and have them tell other people and have those people pass the word.\nBy links. Links are everything. People spend an average of 2 minutes per website when surfing, give or take that is an average amount of time. The more links you have coming into your website, the more people will acknowledge your website as value of importance.\n\nTo read more on page ranking you can go here for a vast amount of information. I believe that this page should have the answers to many questions you might still have.\n\nhttp://www.iprcom.com/papers/pagerank/
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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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I think it depends on your domain providor. But If you can't change it, you may have to find a little bit of javascript to autodirect your index.html to your home.html. That's what I had to do with a very old website of mine ages ago.... Here is the code:\n\n<head>\n<script language="JavaScript">\n<!--\nwindow.location="http://yourpage.com/home.html";\n//-->\n</script>\n</head>\n\nI hope this works for you.\n\nBTW: When I previewed this post the url in the code has ";..." you only need the URL in quotes ( " ) and the semicolon ( ; ) at the end of it.
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It depends allot who your Registrar is.The domain i have through Register.com and has a option called advanced URL forwarding that lets me type in the domain or sub-domain names and then point it to any URL seamlessly so everything looks in-house
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You are doing very well if you have only had your site and you are already indexed by yahoo, having that kind of ranking is just a bonus.\nYou can submit your site directly to the search engines by going to there site. Blogging also helps, I use wordpress it is free and will ping automatically when you submit a post. Linking links on other quality sites is definitely a must especially for good ranking on google.\nEven if you don't do anything but update your site once and a while with new content the other search engines will find you if you are indexed with yahoo.\ngood luck
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you need a certain page ranking to be listed.\n\nThe best way, make a popular blog :-)\n\notherwise, try linking your blog address in other blogs.\n\nThe more your address is present in other website, the higher your listing in google will be.\n\nAlso, add your website to the google crawler.