Some of you may have already found that the search feature on Google is highly effective. It’s capable of tracking key words on any and all Web sites.  Most search pages charge a fee to site owners for the privilege of featuring their site.  Google has gone beyond that and has simply placed all known addresses on to their service.  

OK so what does this mean?  It means a providers site can and will be read or “spidered” by Google.  It’s possible that if a provider has a popular key word on her site it will be placed ahead prominently above even a G-rated web site.  I’ve personally contacted their tech support department and found that they are being very cooperative in helping to maintain a separation of adult and non-adult Web sites.

A Web designer may also add script to your site's program that blocks all search activity from your pages.

It is possible to request your site NOT to be added to Google.  Simply find your Web page through Google and write to them for removal request.

Take care,
Mr. Green Eyes

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