Handy Tool for Search Engine Results

[WoodsWalker 0]

I find this very handy and it saves me a lot of work looking up my ratings in individual search engines:

 

my_serp

 

The free version on this page only shows ratings within the first 100 listings. I'm not promoting it, but I like using it.

 

~Wendy

[sucklebuster 0]

Good one thanks.

 

I also use this: http://www.sitemapdoc.com/

[WoodsWalker 0]

That's really cool, Dan! I can see I'll be playing with it a bit...

 

~Wendy

[WoodsWalker 0]

Dan - a question:

 

Has this happened to you? I checked my Who's Online (I have an enhancement) just after making the online sitemap, and about 16 of these entries appeared:

 

 

Name: Guest

ID: 0

IP Address: 72.52.160.73

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1) Sitemapdoc

 

They all stayed about 30 seconds. One was on my index page, 9 on my "contact us" page, and the rest had single products in their shopping carts.

 

Perhaps this is a natural result of the scan. I noticed that in the "sitemap" many of the product entries were duplicates, with session IDs attached.

 

Just wondering. It was a bit disconcerting.

 

~Wendy

[lindsayanng 4]

hmmm i tried to use the slerp and it came back on my site NOT FOUND even though i know i place for the keywords that were given

[WoodsWalker 0]

Maybe that old saying applies: You get what you pay for! :lol:

 

Perhaps my_serp is not all that reliable. However, all the double-checks I've done have come up accurate. I'll do more double-checks tho.

 

~Wendy

[sucklebuster 0]

Dan - a question:

 

Has this happened to you? I checked my Who's Online (I have an enhancement) just after making the online sitemap, and about 16 of these entries appeared:

 

 

Name: Guest

ID: 0

IP Address: 72.52.160.73

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1) Sitemapdoc

 

They all stayed about 30 seconds. One was on my index page, 9 on my "contact us" page, and the rest had single products in their shopping carts.

 

Perhaps this is a natural result of the scan. I noticed that in the "sitemap" many of the product entries were duplicates, with session IDs attached.

 

Just wondering. It was a bit disconcerting.

 

~Wendy

 

I have not seen that one...anyone else?

[sucklebuster 0]

I also recommend this tool (you can get a 30 day freebie): www . webposition . com

[germ 233]

Dan - a question:

 

Has this happened to you? I checked my Who's Online (I have an enhancement) just after making the online sitemap, and about 16 of these entries appeared:

 

 

Name: Guest

ID: 0

IP Address: 72.52.160.73

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1) Sitemapdoc

 

They all stayed about 30 seconds. One was on my index page, 9 on my "contact us" page, and the rest had single products in their shopping carts.

 

Perhaps this is a natural result of the scan. I noticed that in the "sitemap" many of the product entries were duplicates, with session IDs attached.

 

Just wondering. It was a bit disconcerting.

 

~Wendy

Results for "Sitemapdoc" @crawlerinfo.com

[WoodsWalker 0]

Hi Jim!

 

Thanks for that! Doesn't look harmful - just seemed a little weird at the time.

 

~Wendy

[jamus 0]

I find this very handy and it saves me a lot of work looking up my ratings in individual search engines:

 

my_serp

 

The free version on this page only shows ratings within the first 100 listings. I'm not promoting it, but I like using it.

 

~Wendy

 

Thanks Wendy! I just found this post while looking over my web stats! Glad its of help to you.

[jamus 0]

hmmm i tried to use the slerp and it came back on my site NOT FOUND even though i know i place for the keywords that were given

 

Im not sure how that would be?! Could you give me an example and I'll gladly look into it.

[ukfinancialsltd.co.uk 0]

Im not sure how that would be?! Could you give me an example and I'll gladly look into it.

[HbJohnson 0]

nice tools.

[purewebsitedesigns 0]

Dan - a question:

 

Has this happened to you? I checked my Who's Online (I have an enhancement) just after making the online sitemap, and about 16 of these entries appeared:

 

 

Name: Guest

ID: 0

IP Address: 72.52.160.73

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1) Sitemapdoc

 

They all stayed about 30 seconds. One was on my index page, 9 on my "contact us" page, and the rest had single products in their shopping carts.

 

Perhaps this is a natural result of the scan. I noticed that in the "sitemap" many of the product entries were duplicates, with session IDs attached.

 

Just wondering. It was a bit disconcerting.

 

~Wendy

 

How do you create a site map please?

[WoodsWalker 0]

As Dan mentioned in Post #2, you can create a site map at http://www.sitemapdoc.com/.

 

~Wendy