John Bokma wrote:

> ..:J:. wrote:

>> Hi
>>
>> I've seen several sites that are succesfull in letting
>> searchengines, ie
>> google, search their own search engines, thus indexing many
>> results on a
>> wesite.
>>
>> How is this done ?

> write a program that fetches search results from google, and put the
> results on a page.

> on one hand: I get a lot of hits from such sites.

> on the other hand: I consider it another pathetic form of spam.

> since it's content too easy to get, think of something else. The easier

> content is obtained, the more people are going to do it.

This is not what the OP meant.
He meant to say that if you get Google to pick up a query string from your
site's search, you will have one (or more) additional page of your site
indexed. Like this:
http://www.1-script.com/cgi-bin/1sea...itive&part=YES

To do that you'll need a search script that accepts GET queries
(http://www.1-script.com/1_search/ for example ;-) and, on top of that, it
will help to have rewrite directives in .htaccess so that ugly URL looks
like a static HTML page. Like this:
http://www.1-script.com/links-script.htm

Make sure you link to these search results from your real, already indexed
static page. A stand-alone page like the one you've just "virtually"
created, if submitted to Google directly, either takes ages or never gets
indexed.

Sincerely,
Dmitri
http://www.1-script.com/install/
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