Automated Search Engine Submission Sites
Skip | 26 February, 2005 18:45
Have you ever tried to submit your website to the search engines to get your website listed, spidered and indexed?
If you have, you probably found out that you are wasting your time.
Most likely, you received little if any traffic.
Why? Because search engines such as Google, MSN and Yahoo all pre-program their automated systems (software robots) to "find" new websites rather than spider websites that are submitted to them via "submit" forms.
This holds true whether you submit your website yourself, manually, or if you use an automated submission tool.
The sad fact is the automated submission tools are just taking your money. Most of these sites are taking advantage of the ignorant newcommer who simply doesn't know any better. So you flush your expenditure down the drain.
There is a second major reason to not use those automated systems: they tend to use automated methods that the search engines can detect, and the search engines have written terms of use docs all over their websites saying they will not accept automated submissions.
So if you pick the wrong automated submission tool, you're in for a double whammy - first you paid money for nothing and secondly, it is most likely the search engines have now flagged your website to NEVER spider or index.
I will share with you the best and most appealing method to get your website in the search engines tomorrow.
Until then, keep working on building your website and marketing your website!
Skip
If you have, you probably found out that you are wasting your time.
Most likely, you received little if any traffic.
Why? Because search engines such as Google, MSN and Yahoo all pre-program their automated systems (software robots) to "find" new websites rather than spider websites that are submitted to them via "submit" forms.
This holds true whether you submit your website yourself, manually, or if you use an automated submission tool.
The sad fact is the automated submission tools are just taking your money. Most of these sites are taking advantage of the ignorant newcommer who simply doesn't know any better. So you flush your expenditure down the drain.
There is a second major reason to not use those automated systems: they tend to use automated methods that the search engines can detect, and the search engines have written terms of use docs all over their websites saying they will not accept automated submissions.
So if you pick the wrong automated submission tool, you're in for a double whammy - first you paid money for nothing and secondly, it is most likely the search engines have now flagged your website to NEVER spider or index.
I will share with you the best and most appealing method to get your website in the search engines tomorrow.
Until then, keep working on building your website and marketing your website!
Skip
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