Search Keyphrases Question

[jrazz2]

Total newbies to having a (website ), we've recently noticed that the Search keyphrases for the site have begun to include questionable phrases for our Church site. See current list below. What causes this and is there something I should be doing to protect our site?

Thank you in advance for any help, from Mike Morrison's biggest fan (he saved my website when I had lost it!),

Robin
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Search Keyphrases (Top 10)

Full list
4040 different keyphrases
qmov torrent
metadolls
rachel balbert
smaff
blackhawk striker 2 unlock code
hollyoaks ****
prodigal son powerpoint
catholic spirituality
free divix
dennis the menace ****

Other phrases 4590 97.9 %

[Diane Milinowski]

You will probably need to contact Google (the biggest search engine(s) also) and complain. Until there's enough complaints collected by these large companies there's really nothing anyone like me and you can do unless you are a programmer and write a piece of code in which they would be willing to purchase. Other that that, this would turn into a legal matter and you would need to seek the specific jurisdiction in which you could find an attorney. Maybe you could try to contact an attorney that specializes in spamming. This would probably be the quickest route anyone could find. Otherwise try searching for grassroots organizations of the Internet itself and ask these programmers what other options you have. Nothing is unconquerable in the Internet world!

Thanks
Diane Milinowski

[draknet]

I have to disagree - just looking at your keywords, I can see a few issues:

"Adult"
"mp3s"
"smaff"

all these words have other connotations - especially "Adult" alone, btw, which isn't a connotation that I would guess you would have wanted to have.

IMO, you should make the keywords far more relevant - instead of adult, have "adult classes" - the more specific the better. Someone searching for "adult mp3s" may have you thrown into the mix and not in any way be looking for a Catholic church in Kingsland, TX.

Google is just an algorithm. It's a mathematical creation, but they're not going to change their algorithm based on complaints and complaining to them, quite honestly, isn't going to get you anywhere if your complaint is lucky enough to be read by a human. It's just not the way the Internet and search engines work.

It's up to people utilizing Google to do some study and work to ensure their page is cataloged as best as they can get it cataloged while working within the system.

[lwyau]

I suspect that your site has probably been compromised if these are the search phrases that led people to your site. I recommend to do a thorough scan of your site for any hacker-inserted codes.

One place to start is to download and install soho's malicious file scanner: http://info.soholaunch.com/Security.php. Follow the direction there. You may want to enlist help from your host as well.