heini
msg:33625 | 6:13 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Mhmm - good question.
Tried the usual suspects, like url:, site:, host:, to no avail. Probably missed out on it, but do we have any info on board on advanced search options at Teoma?
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ann
msg:33626 | 6:13 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
If you searched on your domain name and didn't get it then the chances are good you are not listed with them. How long has your site been up? Ann
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ritch_b
msg:33627 | 6:41 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Omni - if your site is listed in Teoma, it should appear when searching for [mydomain.co.uk...] - this seems to work regardless of whether the domain has been submitted via their PFI service or is an older 'unpaid' listing. Getting listed without resorting to PFI is another matter though and one that probably involves time and patience.
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Omni
msg:33628 | 6:43 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Not too long, a few weeks. Get what you mean ann, but was just wondering if there are any definite answers to this question :)
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luma
msg:33629 | 6:47 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Maybe you could search for some unique short phrases that are on your homepage, or something that's on most of your pages, e.g, your company's name and a copyright notice. If you get too many hits, you should be able to narrow it down. How old is your site? I don't think they have updated their index lately. You could also search for "Ask Jeeves" in your log files. It crawled approx. 20 pages on June, 26th. Right now only eight of my pages are in their index, as opposed to 71 pages in Google. Me thinks they are doing a lousy job.
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Omni
msg:33630 | 7:03 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
ritch_b's method works perfect - found my site. Thanks everyone :)
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caine
msg:33631 | 3:17 pm on Jul 1, 2002 (gmt 0) |
as omni suggested putting in the uri into the search box, will confirm inclusion or not.
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