How does a search engine see my website? DNS, . htaccess and an IP address

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MorpheusP

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Jul 6, 2011

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• Jan 19, 2016

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I have two websites but blackhat says Im new and cant tell you about them.

One has no whois server and the other is invisible to search engines.

Im trying not to blame the X-10 people, they are so reluctant to help.

 

macdonjo3

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Nov 8, 2009

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• Jan 19, 2016

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The first one: What do you mean it has no WHOIS server? You don't know what you're talking about.

The second one:

 

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Aty

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Jan 27, 2011

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• Jan 19, 2016

• #3

MorpheusP said:

the other is invisible to search engines

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And how exactly do you make it invisible?

 

PinguSpy

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Dec 7, 2007

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• Jan 19, 2016

• #4

MorpheusP said:

I have two websites but blackhat says Im new and cant tell you about them.

One has no whois server and the other is invisible to search engines.

Im trying not to blame the X-10 people, they are so reluctant to help.

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Invincible? Sounds like your website is still new and not indexed yet by Google.

 

ChanzGrande

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Feb 16, 2008

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• Jan 20, 2016

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True, you will need to give it some time, or take actual actions to attempt to get your site indexed. Sounds like you just put a site up, and expected G would index it automatically. How do they even know you exist?

More research OP. You are well behind the curve with this kind of thinking.