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First Time Submittals -
12-12-2005
, 07:32 PM
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Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. |
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sima9... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. Don't. Try to get a link with a nice PR. -- John --------------------------- Hello John Itīs the first time that i read this opinion...but is it bad to submit in any way? |
day, or two. You can submit, but I have no idea how long it takes Google
to pick your site up in that case. Wouldn't amaze me if it's a month or
more.
Same holds for stuff like DMOZ. I've heard that people wait for months,
and months before they are added (if ever).
Doesn't mean that you shouldn't submit to DMOZ, but I would focus on
incoming links. And if it's a very new site (new domain) I would go slow
at that.
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"hithere" <negocios_online (AT) netcabo (DOT) pt> wrote: sima9... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. Don't. Try to get a link with a nice PR. -- John --------------------------- Hello John Itīs the first time that i read this opinion...but is it bad to submit in any way? Not bad, but a good incoming link might have your page(s) in Google in a day, or two. You can submit, but I have no idea how long it takes Google to pick your site up in that case. Wouldn't amaze me if it's a month or more. Same holds for stuff like DMOZ. I've heard that people wait for months, and months before they are added (if ever). Doesn't mean that you shouldn't submit to DMOZ, but I would focus on incoming links. And if it's a very new site (new domain) I would go slow at that. -- John Perl SEO tools: http://johnbokma.com/perl/ or have them custom made Experienced (web) developer: http://castleamber.com/ |
Hello again --
Can you be so kind to tell me what a PR link is..? and so you are
saying to focus on link swap campaign with like minded businesses to
raise the page rank and asap... ?
Cheers ~
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sima9... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. Don't. Try to get a link with a nice PR. -- John --------------------------- Hello John Itīs the first time that i read this opinion...but is it bad to submit in any way? |
spent some time trying to submit very relevant sites to DMOZ. Even a
Florida architect is apparently not worthy of having his dot com regis-
tered under the Florida architects category. It's often pointless.
Submittal to search engines is /definitely/ pointless because, much like
pinging service, the forms (even with CAPTCHA) are open to misuse by spam-
mers and greedy Webmasters. Even with filters on pinging services, I be-
lieve 80% of the traffic is pure spam. That's what I've been told. Think
of the existence of such submittal tools as legacy (like meta data) or
something to get the hopes of Webmasters up, often in vain.
Roy
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Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. Where do I find the latest list for the most worthy Directories/Engines (Dmoz, Yahoo, Google, etc.) and most importantly, when I submit my url to each engine, don't I need to submit each and every web page existing within our site..? I think we have 50 or so.. Thank you in advance ~ Type in Christopher Richards into google and click on the second link. There |
you can get a list of search engines. Hope this helps.
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Hello -- I am working on submitting my client's website to the top Directories and Search Engines. Where do I find the latest list for the most worthy Directories/Engines (Dmoz, Yahoo, Google, etc.) and most importantly, when I submit my url to each engine, don't I need to submit each and every web page existing within our site..? I think we have 50 or so.. |
need links to the site from another site. I give a lot of guidance on
directory submission at www.kruse.co.uk/linkpop.htm
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is a good article on SEO there. Also, if you want to sign up for an account you can get a list of search engines. Hope this helps. |
http://info.vilesilencer.com/main.ph...o-friendly.php
Best,
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Itīs the first time that i read this opinion |
anywhere else for that matter. It is a very wildly held opinion and fact.
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http://www.abcseo.com/
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Think of the existence of such submittal tools as legacy (like meta data) or something to get the hopes of Webmasters up, often in vain. |
acquire any page rank so will not show up in the index whether it is
submitted or not.
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