when I use the "search engine ranking tool" (magnificent tool!!) I get a column named "pages in URL". What does this stand for? First I thought it are the number of different html's of the site. But I checked a few sites with which contain more than one page but the "number of pages" of these sites gives: 0 . Can someone clarify? Kippie
It should be the number of documents within that URL that Google knows about. Do you have an example URL (as you entered it exactly in the KW tracker) that you think is reporting bad results? - Shawn
No... it can be pages within URL... if you do a sub-directory. Like www.digitalpoint.com/tools/ for example would give you every page within that directory (or sub-directory). - Shawn
Yes... you should leave the "http://" off (I think there is a note in there that mentions that). - Shawn