I'd like to know if there is a way to detect whether the user has entered the website from an Organic Link from Google on certain key words?
What I am trying to do is provide additional information to appear to those who found my site via Google?
Thanks!
Use Google Analytics
Sign up for an account and just add a small snippet of Javascript to your site. It's really easy to set up and track links from google and even the exact search terms used!
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Tried to search for my favorite character when I was just shocked with the change.
Can someone provide more details?
Personal is a new option of Google Search that is not integrated
directly in the algorithm that determines which search results are
returned to users when they run searches on Google.
It is a new option under the more link instead which you can load.
Please note that personal is only an option there if you are signed in
to a Google account, and that the new feature won't work yet for
Google Apps customers.
more info at ghacks site
I was wondering if is it possible to make same thing by myself, or Search Engines does that by themselves?
I want to add some links like here:
Google does this on it's own and all you can do is to (then) remove some of the links through the Google Webmaster Tools.
They are commonly named Site Links and you can google for "How to get Site Links Google SERP" and so forth - there are thousands of tips for helping Google along.
A clear navigational structure and internal link structure help of course, and consistent anchor texts.
As far as I know, Google automagically pics those up - there is no direct way to set them.
Make sure you have a proper site map, and then wait I suppose.
Yes, google will generate that links for you.
Is it legal to use the google search results in my own website not using the google custom search that google provides?
I have 2 different cases:
The first is that I design a search box, with a google logo and provide options so the user selects which type of content (web, images, videos...), and the the results open in a new window with the normal google search results page. it means I submit the the search query from my website to the google search results.
The second is that I design both the search box and the results page so that the results are shown in my website instead of the google search results page.
I found an example for this:
http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2010/09/google-powered-site-search-ajax-jquery/search.html
NB: In both of the cases I will include a google logo and link to the original google.com website as credit.
So which of the two cases or are they both legal?
Thanks.
You may be able to use the Google AJAX API for your purposes. See:
Am I allowed to use the Google AJAX Search API on my site?
Google also provides documentation for developers and example code.
For the legality of specific uses, you should refer to Google AJAX Search API Terms of Use and a lawyer. Good thing you said you don't want to use custom search, because the Google Custom Search Terms of service seem to specifically exclude using it with new windows and within frames in sections 1.4(b) and 1.4(c).
Is there any way to add google search results into your site such that the results appear under your domain (and the page doesn't get redirected to google.com)? I know about google cse but this is not a free solution. Is paying for CSE the only way? Thanks.
Use the Google AJAX Search API (my emphasis):
The Google AJAX Search API lets you
put Google Search in your web pages
with JavaScript. You can embed a
simple, dynamic search box and display
search results in your own web pages
or use the results in innovative,
programmatic ways.
You just need JavaScript - nothing server-side.
You could use Google Search API.
You could also query Google search engine through a Web Service. Here's the WSDL and here's the FAQ. But I think this will be discontinued in favor of the first suggestion I gave.
I've never used this but if you're into python check out Python Library for Google Search from Peteris Krumins’ blog.
What about this? http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxsearch/web.html
And there should be even API for PHP etc.
Guy,
I am in need for a functionality which can take Zipcode as an input and find all the departmental stores in that area and grabs their contact information from the web. This is sort of like a webcrowler but I dont want to make it that complicated. Any ideas of how I can go on doing this ?
Is there any web service out there which can provide me this like yellow pages or something. Google API and Mappoint api wont be effective.
Thanks
Try the google maps api and local search.
Try using store locator in google maps API website..