Search engine submission

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Paul C

Hi
Can anyone recommend a good search engine submission script or service.
thanks
Paul M
 
S

Steve Easton

Submit them yourself.

Google has a page that tells you how to submit to Google.

But mainly, just be patient, the search engines will find your site.


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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This site is best viewed............
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

"usually"?



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J

Jon Spivey

Hi Paul,

No such thing I'm afraid. Submitting your sites, either yourself or via a
submission service, is actually the worst thing you can do. Try to get
link(s) from exisiting sites, the more established the better, as a rule of
thumb if you can get 1 link from a PR6 page you'll be indexed in a couple of
days, PR3 or 4 might take a week. Submitting yourself might take months if
it happens atall.
 
M

Murray

Again, the finger rule would apply! 8)

Jon's right. When I create a new site, I submit it to Google, and I put a
link to it on my site. My site is pretty well ranked for a two-bit site,
although nothing like Jon's. This seems to be all I have ever needed to
do....
 
C

Clark

Curious -- why do you say that submitting your site by yourself is
such a bad thing? I can see why beating it to death by submitting it
to the same search engine over and over again would be bad, but
otherwise --??
 
J

Jon Spivey

Hi Clark,
Because it won't have any effect - I've heard several rumours that Google's
submit url form isn't actually wired up to anything, the submissions just go
into a black hole somewhere ;-) Seriously use the 5 minutes that self
submitting would take to put a link to your new site from an exisiting site,
that's the only way to get ranked in a reasonable time frame.
 

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