what position is www.orlandovillas.uk.com in google

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 15 Mar 2003 13:20 PST

roy10,

The position of this website refers to its position for a certain set
of search terms. For instance, if I plug   Orlando villas UK   into
the Google Search box, this site comes up first, so for this set of
terms, its position is 1st. However, for each different set of search
terms, its position will be different.

If you are interested in listing 10 different other sets of words, I
could provide you with your rank for each set. Or, I can teach you how
to determine your rank yourself fairly quickly, for ANY set of words.
Would one of those be acceptable?

Regards,

aceresearcher

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Clarification of Question by roy10-ga on 15 Mar 2003 13:30 PST

sorry
key word phrase is "Orlando villas" but please tell me how to find the
position for any keyword
thanks

roy10,

The ranking for the words  Orlando villas  is 2nd.

To find your ranking for any set of terms, enter those terms in the
Search Text box and click "Google Search".

When your first page of results comes up, click on the blue text
hyperlink "Advanced Search" above the Search Text box. This will bring
up the Advanced Search screen. On the far right of the Search Text box
labeled "with all of the words" is a pull-down menu with "10" in it.
Pull that down and select "100". Then click "Google Search"; a page of
the first 100 results should come up.

Then hit <ctrl-F>, or pull down the "Edit" menu in the upper left-hand
corner and select "Find (on this page)". Put the EXACT TEXT
www.orlandovillas.co.uk
in the "Find what" text box and click "Find Next". If the computer
comes back with the message "Finished Searching the Document" or "Text
Not Found", your site is not in the first 100 results. Scroll down to
the bottom of the page, and click on "Next" under the "Goooooooogle->"
logo. This will take you to the next 100 results, where you repeat the
"Find" process.

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You can keep doing this until you find your site; however, be aware
that if you use a combination of extremely common terms (such as the
word   villas   by itself), you may have to go through many, many
pages of results to find your site.

For more Search Tips, see the section entitled "Search Help" on
Google's Help page at:
://www.google.com/help/index.html


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Regards,

aceresearcher