I saw this today and to been honest I was quite surprised,
search Google for Search
and Also try Search Engine
Ok most in the in Search Engine industry will know why this happen, but do you think these results are Good or Bad.
DaveN
Firewall Script I'm going to do a full write up on this, but I have been testing this out on a blog, that's been hacked and DDOS a few times over the last 6 months, why do people feel I want to host their Malware, why don't I just update WP time and effort I guess
Anyway I had been looking for a solution that i can install on a shared box that that I didn't have root access on.
Anyway My test is coming to an end, and I going to try and score a deal on a multiple domain license, or even try and buy a lump of the company lol
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I like how google has indexed live search subdomain (search.live.com) but when you got to it redirects to http://www.live.com.
I wonder if live.com is ranking well because of the keyword “search” in the subdomain ….
I guess the fact that you are searching for search in Google already shows who is boss!
actually Pete I was using aftervote.com
http://aftervote.com/search/?s=search&searchbar=1 and noticed Google’s listing was there but down and Google had no position Data on it so I checked it in Google.
lol @ Pete
I would think google would make themselves number 1 like Yahoo does:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=search&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8
Looks like Google giving itself a -30
Googlebot knows it stuff, only if Googlers would listen…
This is a huge mishap with Google right now and the ways that they deal with 302 redirects. Quite disturbing.
When you say most in the industry would know why - is that because of windows Vista auto instalation of their search engine?
Personally, I don’t know how this occurs and would find an explanation useful. Given Google’s liking for anchor text, is relevant anchor text on authoritative MS site pages a major factor?
it was the latest tweaking that Google have been playing with..
DaveN
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I think the most disturbing thing is the myspace URLs ranking high for “search”:
search.myspace.com/index.cfm
musicsearch.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music.search