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| Civilians | Hi, If I type a web address like "www.some-domain.com" in the Google search box, it returns serveral options. One is "Find web pages that link to www.some-domain.com". And another is "Find web pages that contain the term www.some-domain.com". What are the differences between these two options. If I have a site that has hyperlink to "www.some-domain.com", it shows up on only in the search results for "contain the term", not "link to". How do I get more sites that "link to" a target web site? Thanks in advance! Terry |
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| Civilians | Terry wrote: > If I type a web address like "www.some-domain.com" in the Google > search > box, it returns serveral options. One is "Find web pages that link to > www.some-domain.com". And another is "Find web pages that contain the > term www.some-domain.com". > > What are the differences between these two options. If I have a site > that has hyperlink to "www.some-domain.com", it shows up on only in > the search results for "contain the term", not "link to". > > How do I get more sites that "link to" a target web site? The "link to" search for whatever reason doesn't actually show all the sites that do in fact link to you. The "contain the term" search shows sites with your url that may not necessarily link to your site. This may happen for example with a newsgroup post such as this one with my website address in the signature, but the website showing the posting doesn't convert this into an actual link, or if the actual link is like eg redirect.cgi?to=somedomain.com or redirect.cgi?id=123 and it tracks the clickthrough before redirecting you to the site. -- Chris Hope | www.electrictoolbox.com | www.linuxcdmall.com |
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| Civilians | Terry mumbled the following on 02/05/2005 22 ![]() > Hi, > > If I type a web address like "www.some-domain.com" in the Google search > box, it returns serveral options. One is "Find web pages that link to > www.some-domain.com". And another is "Find web pages that contain the > term www.some-domain.com". > > What are the differences between these two options. If I have a site > that has hyperlink to "www.some-domain.com", it shows up on only in the > search results for "contain the term", not "link to". > > How do I get more sites that "link to" a target web site? I believe that only sites over a certain page rank are listed in "link to" results. Could you otherwise imagine how many personal / newbie websites would be listed in sites that linked to Google et al? -- Gazza Mobile Number Network Checker - http://mnnc.net/ Creative writing & Poems - http://garyjones.co.uk/ Leovanna Leonbergers - http://leovanna.co.uk/ |
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