Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Weekly Free Newsletter, January 14, 2006 edition

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Question -- Serge, hello and thank you for helping us like this every week. This must take some time for you to write all of this. My question is how can you find out how many pages of your site is in Google's database? We keep building about 10 to 15 new pages every week, but I'm not sure if Google notices all of them. Thanks.

Answer -- Hello and I'm real happy to know you appreciate this newsletter, it's really encouraging. There is a very simple command in Google that will tell you how many pages you have in Google's database. Go to www.google.com and type exactly (without the http:// or the www) inurl:yourdomainame.com

The number of your sites's pages Google has in its database can easily be seen at the top right (the light blue horizontal line). One word of caution however: remember that the number you see there is only approximate and can vary from one day to the next when Google makes an update of its search engine, such as is the case now. About two weeks ago I was on the phone with a client when him and I were discussing his number of pages in Google's database when we discovered that the number he saw (860 pages) was different then the one I saw (671 pages).

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