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Submit site to announce it to the world!
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Steve Nash
smnashbigfoot.com
How I Promote My Website
http://www.howipromotemywebsite.com/
Submit site to announce it to the world!
By Steve Nash
http://www.howipromotemywebsite.com/bin/ap.pl?site-submit
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Author: Steve Nash
Email: smnashbigfoot.com
URL: http://HowIPromoteMyWebsite.com/bin/ap.pl?site-submit
Article revised:
April 2002
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Submit site to announce it to the world!
By Steve Nash
SUBMIT YOUR SITE TO 10,000 SEARCH ENGINES!!!
NO, don't bother! It's a waste of time, and you'll probably
just receive lots of unwanted e-mail.
Instead, submit your site to the major search engines and
directories, monitor results, and resubmit only if your site
isn't listed yet. (You *have* worked hard on page content,
page title and keyword and description meta tags, haven't
you?) Repeat this process for any new content you create.
You can use an automatic tool, or you can hand-submit to
each site. The latter approach takes more time, but at least
you can be sure your site *has* been submitted!
Either way, the site-submission process doesn't take long,
but it may well take a few months before your efforts are
rewarded by search engine traffic. But rewarded you will be
- search engines are still the best way of getting site
traffic, for least cost!
= USE THIS SITE SUBMISSION RESOURCE
Use Jim Tools site submission tool. This fantastic tool
allows you to submit your site to all the major search
engines and directories (excluding the human-edited
directories like Yahoo!, Looksmart, and DMOZ - you have to
visit these sites directly. You must now also visit Alta
Vista directly, too.)
Jim Tools is a highly popular destination with webmasters
and site promoters the world over; so you can be sure that
the submission tool is kept up to date. (Hence it is best to
visit at a less popular surfing time of the day!)
http://jimtools.com/submit.html
= OR VISIT THESE LINKS
AltaVista
http://addurl.altavista.com/sites/addurl/newurl
AOL Search (now relies on DMOZ)
http://search.aol.com/add.adp
FAST Search
http://www.alltheweb.com/add_url.php3
Google
http://www.google.com/addurl.html
HotBot
http://hotbot.lycos.com/addurl.asp
Lycos
http://www.lycosuk.co.uk/service/addasite.html
MSN
http://submitit.bcentral.com/msnsubmit.htm
Northern Light
http://www.northernlight.com/docs/regurl_help.html
Open Directory Project (DMOZ)
http://dmoz.org/add.html
Scrub The Web
http://www.scrubtheweb.com/addurl.html
Yahoo!
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/suggest/
Note: many of the above sites have regional versions that
may well be more appropriate for your site.
= THEN MONITOR RESULTS!
Only resubmit your website to the search engines if it has
not been added to the specific search engine or directory.
So how do you know if your site has been added? Well, you
can visit each site above and search for your URL (e.g. do a
search for www.yourwebsitename.com ).
Or you could use the following position checking tools, and
see how your site ranks for the keyword of
'www.yourwebsitename.com'
- http://www.jimtools.com/position2.html
- http://www.sethi.org/tools/eyespy/
- http://www.did-it.com/detective.htm
Any results not in top 50 suggest your site has not yet been
added to the search engine's database yet.
= EVEN DO IT YOURSELF!
For the programmers out there, you might like to create your
own site submission and position checking tools. The best
place to find such resources is http://cgi-resources.com
= READ MORE...
You can find out a great deal more about search engine
submission from the following excellent resources. Just do a
search for "search engine submission" and off you go! (You
can also find out more about paid search engine submissions
here too.)
http://www.promotionbase.com
http://www.iboost.com
http://www.dmoz.org
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Search engines are a great way of getting traffic to your
site. More and more search engines are now charging to be
listed, though, so it makes it more important than ever that
you create great content and choose keywords, meta tags etc.
carefully.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Steve Nash shows how anyone can sell
online at his brand new website. Visit his FREE
beginners guide now! http://www.AnyoneCanSellOnline.com
To get more website promotion ideas, take his free 7-day
e-mail course, called Website Promotion That Works!
Sign-up here! mailto:promotion_that_worksgetresponse.com
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