Google Suggestive Search
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Hello
Is there anyway to get one of my site so show in Google suggestive search?
What determines position in serach bar?
Thanks
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I wouldn't go jumping into paying people to do lots of the same search. Check out the link Broadbeach Media supplied below, it explains in more detail about search suggest but also check out the Q&A's, some good additional points there about the searches coming from the same IP address as well as location.
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Hey LittleBigMan,
Rand actually had a whiteboard friday in regards to Search Suggest: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-googles-search-suggest-instant-works-whiteboard-friday
Should help you out.
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I read something in Google support a while ago that stated that Google auto suggest is based on amount of people searching, which makes it show up. so best option is to employ someone or a team of people to do the same search all day long....:)
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