I have a weird problem with Google when I search for my web address. The problem is when I type in Google search ex. mydomain.com, the results are from alldomain.com - not from my website, and Google give a link "Search instead for mydomain.com", and I need to click that link to give results for mydomain.com. What can I do to fix this problem?
Here is what I mean:
If that's a new website and you don't have a google-webmaster account - you should open one. It's important to register your website (to let Google know you have a new website) so that it'll start index it ASAP.
If it's an "old" website that suddenly stopped appearing on google search results - you can read the answer I posted here.
If you want to search for results from one website you should search for:
SEARCH STRING site:mydomain.com
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I have run into an issue. I have created a custom search site where I want the user to be redirected to when searching.
I'm standing on one site and search using the search box in the suite bar.
I want to be able to see from which site I was on when I did the search. I'm hoping it's possible to send the site title in the URL, and read it from the search site.
EX. /sites/Search?q=testing&scope=Economy
I'm working with a client to improve their site search results through the Magento search functionality. We have set up redirects for the top searched terms. My question is, how am I able to track conversions/revenue for these terms now that I no longer have search query parameters on the url?
The client wants to be able to see the effect these search changes have on conversion rate/revenue but I can't seem to figure out how to set this up in GA and Magento doesn't seem to have report that provides this data. Any help is appreciated.
Magento 1.7.0.2
You can try two different approach :
Either by getting the search term by url rewrite table using your current url.
Or you can use the session variables by setting the search teams in the session and getting at required place.
Hope this will help you!
Is it possible in any way to treat
link1
as
prodcuct/mobile/android/xy in address bar. I mean when click on the 'link1' will show the SEO friendly url in address bar.
Thanks in advance
It's impossible because your product create the extension from a PHP database and if list it as "prodcuct/mobile/android/xy" Google Bot find crawl error page does not found in your google webmaster tool.
So my suggestion is write php code that when ever new product page is created using your backend; make product name to create automatically as page name. Then your site can links can be index really fast.
I have a site that when i search in google (ifiwereyou.co.uk) it takes me to a 123reg holding page. (it works fine in most other search engines)
This is beacause google is showing the url as
http://ifiwereyou.co.uk
rather than
http://www.ifiwereyou.co.uk
Is this being caused by a missing dns entry or is there a way i can sort this ASAP?
Many Thanks
Sp
I think it's your domain hosting service serving Parking Page. In the DNS settings you need to add a CNAME www.ifiwereyou.co.uk for ifiwereyou.co.uk.
I have been trying to create a new google custom search engine, but when I try some query,the search engine it is not giving me the expected search
result.On some queries it is working fine, but on other queries, it says"no result".
I tried adding the URL of the website that I wanted to search for, but there are certain pages and keywords that are not coming up in the search result when I try to search for the keyword of that page.
I tired adding both the main page URL and the URL of the sub page that I want to search for, but nothing is working.
There are some sub pages to the main URL that are coming in the search result.
this happened to me too. It is because the url you specify to google has to match the server address where your site is stored. For example, I made a site with google custom search (mainstreetbd.com) and when I tested it on my server, the google search returned no results. But when I did it on the specified url, it works fine.
Some webpages instruct search engines how to index their webpage in a file called robots.txt.
For example:
https://stackoverflow.com/robots.txt
(If a site has one it should be under http://URL/robots.txt directly after the domain name)
If the robots.txt for the site you are trying to search excludes some parts of its site from being indexed, it could be the source of your problem.