SEO Blog & Search Engine Marketing News

// // Create a fake order ID using the current // time and the unique identifier that GA uses to // track this visitor. // var timeObj = new Date; var unixTimeMs = timeObj.getTime(); var unixTime = parseInt(unixTimeMs / 1000); var orderID = pageTracker._visitCode() + '-' + unixTime; // // This function assigns order values depending // on what has been clicked and submits the transaction // function subscriptiontracker(subtype,value) { pageTracker._addTrans( orderID, // Order ID "", // Affiliation value, // Total "", // Tax "", // Shipping "", // City "", // State "" // Country ); pageTracker._addItem( orderID, // Order ID subtype, // SKU subtype, // Product Name "blog", // Category value, // Price "1" // Quantity ); pageTracker._trackTrans(); alert("Test successful"); }

Checking Google supplemental results hack

by Kevin Gibbons on September 14, 2006

You can now check the Google supplemental results of a domain by searching for site:www.domain.com **. This is very useful to quickly highlight any supplemental results for your own website, clients or competitors.

Example searches show that www.google.com has 1,190,000 and www.amazon.com 45 million pages in the supplemental index!

Tags: Google, SEO

No related posts.

Struggling to make your online marketing sparkle?

If you liked this post, you'll love what we can do with your SEO, PPC and online marketing campaigns. You can have the authors of this blog work directly on your campaigns!

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Mike Bogo 12.12.06 at 4:46 am: Little confused as to how this works? I tried doing searches of several sites with the **, and without, and both ways the same number of results appeared. Any suggestions?
Kev 12.12.06 at 8:41 am: Hi Mike,

Apologies but this was an old post which has been marked as new after being edited.

This query did work but my Google blocks supplemental results query post shows that it no longer works.