Search Engine Submission
Submitting to Directories:
Directories are search engines powered by human beings. Human editors
compile all the listings that directories have. Getting listed with
the web's key directories is very important, because their listings
are seen by many people. In addition, if you are listed with them, then
crawler-based search engines are more likely to find your site and add
it to their listings for free.
Submitting to Crawlers:
Crawler-based search engines automatically visit web pages to compile
their listings. This means that, unlike directories, you are likely
to have several if not many pages listed with them. This also means
that by taking care in how you build your pages, you might rank well
in crawler-produced results.
Arguably the most important crawler-based search engine is Google, because
both the important services of Yahoo and Netscape use some of Google's
results. In addition, many people also go directly to Google to search.
The absolutely best way to get listed with Google is to build links
to your web site. Indeed, this is the best way to get listed for free
with all the major crawlers listed on this page. Crawlers follow links,
so if you have good links pointing at your web site, the crawlers are
more likely to find and include your pages.
Pay Per Click Submission:
Every major search engine with significant traffic accepts paid listings.
This unique form of search engine advertising means that you can be
guaranteed to appear in the top results for the terms you are interested
in within a day or less. Given this, paid listings are an option that
should be explored by site owners who wish to quickly build visibility.
They may also be a long-term advertising option for some.
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