__/ [ Paul ] on Sunday 25 June 2006 23:25 \__
> On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 22:18:18 GMT, in alt.internet.search-engines you
> wrote:
>
>>
>>Hello
>
> Hi
>
>>How long does it take before Google grabs my website ?
>
> No set time.
>
>>I'ts now more than a week that my website is on-line, but i still can't
>>find it in Google
>
> You won't.
> You need, amongst other things, inbound links to your site.
>
> Google is also in a mess atm, and you site is brand new. Even when it
> has found it, it wi;; probably come around every month or so until you
> are more established.
>
>
>>So sad...
>
> Not at all.
> You expect too much too soon.
Yes. Depending on the number/quality of links, this may take anything from
days, to weeks, to months. Took me a couple of weeks for full indexing of a
new site with good inbound links. When Google actually worked properly, that
is... spam is interfering with its operation at the moment, so clean your
act together. Tolerance for cheating will be low.
>>www. lincostar.eu
>
> If that is the web site in question, then if I were you, I would clean
> up you act straight away.
>
> The only thing sad here is that you are using black hat tricks.
>
> Hiiden text ?
>
> You will be banned before you get going.
>
> YOU are the one that is so sad.
>
>
>
>
> APQP European automotive technology for China ?????????
> Advanced Product Quality Planning A structured method of defining and
> establishing the steps necessary to assure that a product satisfies
> the customer.
Oh, dear. Good catch, Paul. It reminds me the blog of a long-ago-departed
blogger, who helped me fight blog spam. Yesterday I returned to the site
after it had been down for many months. Here is what I found:
http:// mookitty.co.uk/
I wonder if someone just bought her deleted domain. While she was fighting
spam, she also had fascination with poker, so who knows....
Best wishes,
Roy
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