The search engine responds to the alert by sending a Crawler or Spider to the site for indexing. Some of the more popular search engines may take up to six months before indexing a random site on the web. Each Search Engine has its own criteria for determining the results of a search. While some search engines look at the title of a site, others look at keywords in various areas of the site. Also, some search engines have individual rules concerning what will or will not be indexed.
Frames are just one example in a long list of search engine particulars.
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