Yes and no.
The age of a domain helps.
http://www.webconfs.com/age..
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But it is only one of hundreds of factors that determine your position in SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages).

However, after reviewing your site I am sad to say that you will never show up. You are using javascript to create a "tab-like" interface which also seems to inject your content after the dom is loaded (in layman's terms when all the content is already loaded the javascript magically inserts your copy).

This is evidenced by looking at a cached version of your home page in Google:

http://74.125.95.132/search..
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As far as Google is concerned it only knows you have a footer. Thus only knows that you have a copyright, about us, terms of use, privacy policy, and so on. This can also be seen by right-clicking on your webpage and choosing "view source". That is basically what bots see.

You need to change how your website infrastructure is output. Not necessarily anything about the layout or content I'm not reviewing that. Your site is the equivalent of a FLASH site with no SEO at all.

Once you get that taken care of you can start checking and doing some of the basic SEO items like you find on simple lists like this: http://www.webconfs.com/top..
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And when you've done all that, just keep making relevant content and you will get there!

Greetings, Ease of navigation needs to be improved first. Even a top header featuring a few businesses. This is a very tough market. I would suggest article marketing on topics such as How to buy a _______ business and daily blog on google about the business for sale. Have each article link to your business web site same with the blog. Do a search as if you are buying a business and see where the URL"s are coming from. Do the same. Hub pages, merchant circle, etc.

Now it you are just a static site and hoping for somebody to find you, you are not going to have much luck online.

Steve www.IBOtrainer.com

TraderDan knows what he's talking about. Follow his advice and you should have much more success with the Google crawlers in the future.

I've seen new sites appear in the Google index within less than a month and rank nicely for competitive phrases. However, it's going to be an uphill battle unless your pages are extremely helpful to people who are searching those phrases. You'll also need some important web sites to be linking to your domain -- sites like cnn.com or stanford.edu...sites that Google thinks is important. I agree with the others that your site is unlikely to appear relevant to search engines because of the way it was designed.

Taking a look at your site, how it is organized, and how it is programmed it may be difficult for the search engines to read it. It appears you are using JavaScript for users to click into any information about individual listings…and Bots/Crawlers typically look right over that stuff.

You may also want to optimize your URLs so they contain keywords in them, add more relevant keywords to the page title, etc.