Bypassing the results limit of search engines.

While this is not an issue for an ordinary users for SEO it is not enough to have only first 1000 (google, yahoo), 500 (msn) or 200 (ask jeeves) results for a given query. The solution (actually a workaround) for this problem is a usage of search engine's opeartors (e.g `+').

Imagine query `keyword' that has more that 1000 results (I'll use google as an example). In this case results of any query `keyword + $SALT' (where $SALT is a random word taken from a dictionary) will be a subset of keywords's results. But the limit for a subset is still the same (1000). So by issuing enough ammount of queries like this (where a dictionary of $SALT is chosen correctly) you will be able to fetch _all_ results. All you need after that is to merge susbsets and delete duplicates.

P.S. That method works for good enough in my internal tests for google. There are no reasons preventing it from working for you with any SE.