Why Search Engine shows less numbers of links?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by anna30, Nov 4, 2010.

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    I have a website. sometimes, it shows more links and sometimes it shows very few links.

    Can any DP member suggest me the reason behind it.
     
    anna30, Nov 4, 2010 IP
  2. zexy

    zexy Guest

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    In my opinion it's a good thing that Google doesn't show all backlinks.
    This way other webmasters will have a hard time to copy your link strategy.
    In Yahoo Explorer you see the highest quality backlinks first, but in Google it's random.
     
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  3. JT706

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    Google filters out many links. You can see the full list by clicking on "Show all search results"
     
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    They try to filter all the good and quality links that you have and that is what they are showing to you.. though I don't believe that those are really accurate..
     
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    In the GOOG?
     
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    i suggest you Google filters out many links. You can see the full list by clicking on "Show all search results"
     
    waqarhassan41, Nov 6, 2010 IP
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    Could be that your links are getting de indexed
     
    smallbusinessguy, Nov 6, 2010 IP