Is this how Google's indexing of web pages should work

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ave been going back and forthwith Google support to find out the way they have indexed my website is by preceding the website name with << url snipped >>
If I type my website name in the Google free search, nothing comes up.
Is this a common practice, or they have done it because my website contains premium keywords.

Thanks in advance

Last edited by cscgal; Feb 6th, 2007 at 1:36 am. Reason: Site specific URL snipped

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Re: Is this how Google's indexing of web pages should work

God only knows why Google does what it does. I would suspect that they must have picked something in your site map that looks like your websitename similar to pools.la

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