Quick question: how to search only .mobi sites on Google

[Pred]

i can't remember what i type into browser to search just .mobi extension sites in google.

anyone have the link please

[Andres Kello]

i can't remember what i type into browser to search just .mobi extension sites in google.

anyone have the link pleasesite:.mobi (http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A.mobi)

[Pred]

cheers Andres :adore:

[justin]

If you search only for .mobi sites: s e a r c h o n l y . m o b i

[newdomainer]

site:.mobi (http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A.mobi)


155,000,000 returns now! That's rather more than a year ago! :coo2l:

[miellas]

seeks.mobi

[gogo]

site:.mobi (http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A.mobi)

Does anyone know how google orders those results? The first two pages have a lot of results in Russian and Chinese, and interestingly only a few names domainers would value.

this is a Moscow transport company on megatrans.mobi, from the second page of results
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&u=http://www.megatrans.mobi/&ei=O-PKSqnNL6KOjAek2ampCA&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=8&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dsite:.mobi%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26start %3D10

also saw on same page hosteur.mobi, seems to be owned by hosteur.com - host in French

[blitzpotz]

seeks.mobi (http://seeks.mobi)German search: sucht.mobi
(http://sucht.mobi)

[dremer]

How to search for just m.domain.com sites...?

[gogo]

inurl:"m." isn't ideal, but gets some results. Google doesn't support regular expressions so it is not easy to eliminate things like /m or m.html

http://blog.mjelly.com/2008/08/why-mobile-site.html :


What shouldn't be done is to use either just a .com with device detection or one of the weird and wonderful alternatives like palm, mini, river etc. Having said all this, with the lack of a true standard there is no fool-proof right or wrong way to go, and for some sites different things might work better.
There's some other good posts on the topic for example, London Calling say dot m is the way to go (http://www.andrewgrill.com/blog/index.php/2007/12/mdot-or-dotmobi-which-mobile-website-naming-convention-will-prevail/)and Russ Beattie is also pretty bullish on m.dot (http://www.russellbeattie.com/blog/rise-of-the-m-dot-websites), Whatleydude (http://twitter.com/whatleydude) called dot m a "de facto standard" a while back but also recognises there's some value in dot mobi (http://www.smstextnews.com/2007/12/the_mobile_web_and_the_m_solution.html), whilst you still find other people pushing for using .com (http://paulfwalsh.com/why-dotmobi-and-tim-berners-lees-dont-agree/) and device detection. A post from dot mobi (http://dev.mobi/blog/the-growing-mobile-web) shows that wap. is still the most popular approach in terms of raw numbers of mobile sites.

http://mobiforge.com/running/blog/the-growing-mobile-web article about most-used urls


These people might know: http://www.mmetrics.com/Products_Services/Product_Index/Mobile_Metrix

[jenniejames]

Dear Friend

If you want to found some mobi related site then you can use command as:

related:site url
eg: related:mobi.com

also can use
site:site url

[gogo]

Hi you can search for anything or just narrow the results to .mobi sites with the mobile search engine (http://mobisearch.info/) at mobisearch.info (http://mobisearch.info/)

You can even narrow the search to certain languages, or quickly check the whois (http://mobisearch.info/whois.php) of a .mobi name.

[limomobi]

Cool GoGo. Here I was just typing .mobi into Google's search box. It does come up with .mobi's.
I'm going to try your way and have some fun.

Thanks JeannieJames.

[wasp]

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[scoopy]

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