Use Yahoo's site explorer for a quick and easy method: https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com Alternativley you can check back links in Google,...
If its already indexed in Google, just wait, its spiders will visit again and index the new content and dump the old content. You dont need to...
I think your talking about "organic" listings and how the sites come to be there, rather than "paid" listings where the site pays to be in the...
By sponsored do you mean they run Adwords ads on Google and their ad appears on the 30th page? If so then this sponsored link has nothing to do...
The plural is better in my experience, Google is smart enough to return sites with the plural domain even when the search is singular, but is much...
Its a link within text content that is relevant to the anchor text of the link... :)
Depends a lot on the niche and geographical target area as to what you can do about it. If your site is only for US customers for example then...
Nowhere is likely to have this to hand over to you, http://www.nic.uk/ is the official registrar of uk names, but I doubt they can provide a list....
Like wishbone says, if the content is very similar, titles, meta's and page content, then Google may only index a single version of the pages that...
If you accept it then be sure to protect your own site within Googles eyes, if G thinks your participating in paid links then they get the hump....
Thanks Grant, great work.
I've had this happen to, makes me wonder if they monitor new domain registrations...
Google will show the description it thinks is best related to a persons search, so usually it will show a block of text that contains the keywords...
Separate names with a comma.
