Bad news for misspelled domains

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Originally Posted by akira07

I just try this google new system and i find it's worked. But for some word, i think it's depend on availability of the misspelled word. If the "suspected" misspelled word is a lot, google will not reference you and shown a suggestion.

For example, "cta" is suspected misspelled word of cat, right?
But google not shown any suggestion.
It's because CTA word availability is so many (7,29 million result)

The same case when we try to search FAT, using misspelled word FTA...

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This is normal in my opinion. I think this system is more accurate for brand names than abreviations.

I just try the system again and find it's only happen to word which short, which contain only 3-4 letter

Test system using 4 word :
rtoo as misspelled word of root --> shown no suggestion (also with "roto")
fier as misspelled word of fire --> shown no suggestion
danm as misspelled word of danb --> shown no suggestion

We find a fact :
- google give more accurate for brand names than abreviations. but google give more accurate for abreviations than general word.

- google suggestion system is start to run well if we're looking for 5letter or more word. For example : leaev as misspelled word of leave and hosue as misspelled word of house (at least it's shown sentences "Did you mean: house" )

Quote:

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Originally Posted by akira07

I just try the system again and find it's only happen to word which short, which contain only 3-4 letter

Test system using 4 word :
rtoo as misspelled word of root --> shown no suggestion (also with "roto")
fier as misspelled word of fire --> shown no suggestion
danm as misspelled word of danb --> shown no suggestion

We find a fact :
- google give more accurate for brand names than abreviations. but google give more accurate for abreviations than general word.

- google suggestion system is start to run well if we're looking for 5letter or more word. For example : leaev as misspelled word of leave and hosue as misspelled word of house (at least it's shown sentences "Did you mean: house" )

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Your sample is too small; taking any conclusion from it is not fair.

Example: try searching 'hrllo'. It gives us the ''did you mean hello?'' message.

Sorry but i didn't find what you said :
http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/5799/hrllohallo.jpg

That is because you are using a local version of Google (.co.id) instead of .com.

We'be covered that part of the subject now I believe.

hey guys.. I never realize about this before, since mostly if I miss type google always give some suggestion so I never concern about it. But may be because when I type google.com it always refer to google.co.id he he he