Could you please tell me why Google doesn’t penalize the websites that index their own search results? I’m sick and tired of these kind of websites, and the problem is that they appear on the top 3 search results in Google, for many keywords, without any content whatsoever.

Here is an example from google search results:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Acasapariurilor.net%2Fsearch

40.000 indexed spam pages, and this is not a unique case..

Thank you for your time,
Chris

We have a 2 debates (the one that lead us to your amazing and on the spot blog):

Debate 1:
Some people enjoy having a handfull of results in one page. If your shopping or comparing groups of items, potential partners or baseball players, a results page is more apealing. You get to relevant info faster and you get to compare it.

Other people argue that Google is that “Comparative” list, and that they prefer to go to the individual ad.

Debate 2:
Another problem that arises from “search results in search results” comes from the dinamic nature of result pages. Let me illustrate: On “Monday”, result page # 1 will display x,y and z results, and google indexes this URL (Result page 1), as having that information.

On Tuesday, of the following week, result page #1 will have U, V, W, results, UVW pushed X,Y and Z to resutls page # 2. Results indexed in google, on result page #1 will have been false. thus increasing bounce rate on the page.

Posible solutions:
a) Put no-index tags on result pages.
b) Invert result pagination, giving each set of results a permanent URL, that wont change with time.

What do you think?

Now, what’s Google’s stance on showing SERPs in SERPs when all the vertical results are expected to show up in Google’s own unified SERP anyhow?

Saving Bandwidth: Search engine spider robots and web robots visit often our web sites to index changes in our content. We can restrict access to certain directories that we do not want crawlers to access.

Cleans Up Your Logs: After submitting your web site to the search engines than the spider robots will be searching for your robots.txt file. Every time a robot searches for this file and it does not find one, it generates a ‘404 File Not Found’ error. Adding the file to your root directory will help eliminate these errors and boost your rankings.

Online Protection: The search engine robots, unless instructed otherwise by your robots.txt file, will attempt to index as much of your web site as possible. This means that they will also access file on the serves that they should not have access to.

Avoid Unwanted Indexing: If a part of you web site is still being developed than you might want to prevent crawlers from indexing your content.

i have query regarding Google Debuts “Search Within A Site” Search Box Feature. my site has good back link and page rank. but when i am searching regarding my site but i cuodunt find this type of feature for my site?

can u tell me whats the criteria for search within A site search box?

Regards,
Dipali