I'm the technology coordinator for a non-profit and we are currently in the process of overhauling our website. Part of this process is to replace our site's search. I've looked at a number of tools, but can't quite find what I want. What are some options for our website of <500 documents? [more inside]
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SEO filter: What's this about getting descriptive domain names for forwarding? [more inside]
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How do I change the name and URL of my website without losing visitors and Google search placement? [more inside]
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Sitemaps seem like a huge pain in the butt. [more inside]
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GeekFilter: My web site/blog is suddenly showing very odd searches in the referrer logs, all for prescription drugs. [more inside]
posted by micawber on Jan 3, 2008 - 2 answers

Why have Google and Microsoft shunned my web site? And why does Google's sitemap control panel think my robots.txt file is unreachable? [more inside]
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I need to do a massive replace of Flash object HTML code throughout an entire site. I really don't want to download each page and fix it by hand. [more inside]
posted by niles on Jan 25, 2007 - 11 answers

I am creating a new website for a company my friend owners.. and i want to give it a good "trustworthy and user friendly feel" one way I have noticed that lots of sites do htis is by have a "search engine box" like google or yahoo that allows users to search the net through the search engine but through the specific site they are on.. I tried google but my fu is failing me, is there a way to do this that is free and if so... how do I get it done.. [more inside]
posted by crewshell on Oct 12, 2005 - 8 answers

I am investigating search programs for a website. Which have you installed and/or used? [more inside]
posted by ajbattrick on Jun 27, 2005 - 6 answers

What's the best way to promote your website? Of course, More inside. [more inside]
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