January 29, 200521 yr I was wondering what would be the best way to submit my website, Tigerstalk.com to seacrh engines. Ive doen the free url submit at AOL, Google, and Yahoo!, but we all know that takes a long time to access. I was wondering if you would reccomend the 49 dollar Submit It service that Microsoft offers. What comes with the pacakge are: Shows you all keyword searches from MSN Search that people have used to find sites like yours, so you know you are targeting the correct words. Once you've selected the keywords you want to optimize for our system allows you to instantly run a Readiness Check (optimization check) on your web page using those keywords. In addition, you can add these same terms to PositionAgent to monitor your search engine rankings. * Spidering technology -- Submit It!'s spidering technology enables you to spider your entire site just like a search engine. If our spider has problems, so will those of the major search engines. You can spider 100 URLs per domain and you can have multiple domains per account. * Optimization advice -- Our Readiness Check provides custom optimization advice on each page of your site. This includes title tag, meta tag, and page text optimization plus it also checks for anything the search engines might view as spam. * Site management -- The site overview page allows you to view pages submitted, pages analyzed, pages ready to submit, pages needing work, clicks to Priority URLs, incoming links (link popularity), broken links, and average download time. This high level view makes it easy to see just where your site stands. * Page management -- Our URL (page) manager allows you to view the state of each page of your site. Easily view each URL, title tag, type, number of clickthroughs, and optimization status. This makes it very easy for you to know which pages need the most work. Thoughts? Any feedback would be great. I would be interested Admin if you could tell me what you used and how you attracted Spiders to your site. Thanks.
February 3, 200521 yr I just put Meta keywords into the pages and eventually Google, etc found me... the best way is to get linked to from other sites. I wouldn't pay.
February 3, 200521 yr Do not pay. Just do the basic search engines... I used to have a website and I had like 30 hits on the first day it was posted. Toward the end, there were like 500 hits a day.
February 3, 200521 yr Author Do not pay. Just do the basic search engines... I used to have a website and I had like 30 hits on the first day it was posted. Toward the end, there were like 500 hits a day. 676054[/snapback] I get like 200-400 a day right now. I want to grow into thousands a day
February 3, 200521 yr I got like nothing the first 6 years of this site and then a couple hundred a day seemed great for the next couple years. Shouldn't take that long but it does take time to get the thousands.
February 3, 200521 yr I got like nothing the first 6 years of this site and then a couple hundred a day seemed great for the next couple years. Shouldn't take that long but it does take time to get the thousands. 676068[/snapback] And you know it has mostly to do with members and visitors spreading the word. It doesn't matter how many search engines you post the site on--the majority of your hits will come from people referred by other visitors. (unless you become like a super-huge-domain and your layout is pretty)
February 3, 200521 yr Best way is to get other sites to link to you. I created the Marlins Ballpark Newspage partly for this reason. All the search engines love to crawl over websites, so just give them time. I don't use metakeys BTW. I recently added CapeForYou.com to a local portal, http://www.lee-county.net/, which at least gets me some higher rankings on the search engines. Most just require a link back. Try finding a local portal for cities up in Michgan. It works better than Meta keywords.
February 18, 200521 yr i wouldn't pay, u already did the free submit, so see if u can get ur site linked to by other sites. p.s. u have nice site!
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