Google question

[Dirty F]

So i have this site that was indexed on a word from the page. Now i dont want people to come to that site through a search for that word.
I deleted that word 6 weeks ago and still google shows the site when typing in that word.

Why and how to stop it?

[beemk]

wait until google re indexes the page. thats their cached version they're going by, not the one you have on the site.

[Dirty F]

Originally posted by beemk
wait until google re indexes the page. thats their cached version they're going by, not the one you have on the site.

Yes that obvious but does this usually take more than 6 weeks?

[johnbosh]

Originally posted by Battuss
Yes that obvious but does this usually take more than 6 weeks?

could be

[beemk]

Originally posted by Battuss
Yes that obvious but does this usually take more than 6 weeks?

very possible

[Dirty F]

Originally posted by beemk
very possible

Damn, no possibility to speed these up?
Can you ask google to block certain words to your website?

[TheMob]

you could block or forward a certain google search (referer) through your .htaccess file.. i would think

[Ron2k1]

Why do you care about a few more people coming from google.com? Does it really hurt your site?

[NaughtyAlysha]

Try this:
http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/exclusion.html#robotstxt

[kmanrox]

you should never had used 'chi|dporn' as a keyword in the first place ;-)

[JamesK]

Originally posted by kmanrox
you should never had used 'chi|dporn' as a keyword in the first place ;-)

[Trax]

tell us the kw

[Angelie]

Originally posted by kmanrox
you should never had used 'chi|dporn' as a keyword in the first place ;-)

Good one!

[kmanrox]

Originally posted by Angelie
Good one!

are you hitting on me?

[Slinx]

Change the site name and make a 404. It is not really a solution, as long as the site is in the index, but the surfer won't find what he is searching for. I did it as someone made a complaint about one of my sites, and it was ok.

Wait for the index change.

[Eyes_Without_A_Face]

Originally posted by Battuss
Yes that obvious but does this usually take more than 6 weeks?

If your site has enough PR (4 or more) it should be much faster. If not, it can take a month. IMO 6 weeks is too much.

[Dirty F]

Thanks.

And no, its not cp ofcourse. And it isnt hurting my site. Its a personal thing, the wrong keyword ended up at the wrong site.

I guess i'll shoot google a mail and ask them why it takes this long.

[WiredGuy]

Urgent requests to remove webpages from Google's index can be done here: http://services.google.com:8882/urlc...&lastcmd=login

You may need to be the webmaster and edit the pages to prove your identity to do this.

WG

[samuel]

mmm.. go fo a coffee.. or buy something to drink until google re-index your page..

Samuel

[Dirty F]

Originally posted by WiredGuy
Urgent requests to remove webpages from Google's index can be done here: http://services.google.com:8882/urlc...&lastcmd=login

You may need to be the webmaster and edit the pages to prove your identity to do this.

WG

Thanks a lot!

[WiredGuy]

Originally posted by Battuss
Thanks a lot!

Anytime, the changes you do via the above will place a 90 day removal and by then their spiders should have come by and permanently made the updates.

WG

[Abyss_Vee]

Originally posted by kmanrox
are you hitting on me?

[Ash@phpFX]

personally i would just redirect them. 5 minute script or .htaccess

[Manowar]

Originally posted by WiredGuy
Urgent requests to remove webpages from Google's index can be done here: http://services.google.com:8882/urlc...&lastcmd=login

You may need to be the webmaster and edit the pages to prove your identity to do this.

WG

thanks, hadnt seen that before

[WiredGuy]

Originally posted by Manowar
thanks, hadnt seen that before

You're welcome

[pussyluver]

Originally posted by Eyes_Without_A_Face
If your site has enough PR (4 or more) it should be much faster. If not, it can take a month. IMO 6 weeks is too much.

The higher the PR the more often Google updates. Six weeks is a long time esp if your trying to recover from a drop in page ranking for a kw