Mispelled name not getting full results

When I query google using my name, I only get a limited response
because frequently the information regarding me is under a common
mispelling of my name (the addition of a "c"). How do I get google to
point the searcher towards the frequently mispelled version of my name?

On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:24:20 +0200, docjohn <jbsdcmd (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

When I query google using my name, I only get a limited response
because frequently the information regarding me is under a common
mispelling of my name (the addition of a "c"). How do I get google to
point the searcher towards the frequently mispelled version of my name?

Misspell your name on your page.

Borek
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I am most interested in pointing others to the mispelled name when they
type in the real name.

On Oct 12, 3:28 am, Borek
<m.borkow... (AT) delete (DOT) chembuddy.these.com.parts> wrote:

On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:24:20 +0200, docjohn <jbsd... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
When I query google using my name, I only get a limited response
because frequently the information regarding me is under a common
mispelling of my name (the addition of a "c"). How do I get google to
point the searcher towards the frequently mispelled version of my name?Misspell your name on your page.

Borek
--http://www.chembuddy.comhttp://www.ph-meter.infohttp://www.terapia-kregoslupa.waw.pl

On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:24:20 +0200, docjohn <jbsd... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
When I query google using my name, I only get a limited response
because frequently the information regarding me is under a common
mispelling of my name (the addition of a "c"). How do I get google to
point the searcher towards the frequently mispelled version of my name?

On Oct 12, 3:28 am, Borek wrote:
Misspell your name on your page.

"docjohn" wrote ...

I am most interested in pointing others to the mispelled name when they
type in the real name.

So create a page optimised for the two spellings; in your meta description
tag include "You searched for xxx, why not try xxxc?"

You cannot get Google to refer people to what YOU want them to search for -
unless you have a few billion in your back pocket.

If the error was common enough, Google would do it for you - search for
"Googel", and Google says "Did you mean: google"
--

Andrew
Editor
http://www.seo2seo.com/