well, It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 12:20 PM on August 01, 2008

well, It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:06 PM on July 24, 2008

well, It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 11:18 AM on July 22, 2008

It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 8:38 AM on July 21, 2008

It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 1:46 PM on July 15, 2008

well, It is recommended that you first submit your home page/main URL (yourcompanyname.com) accepted into the major human-based search engines before submitting to the crawler-based search engines. It's one of the quickest ways to get web site popularity.

Before you try to get more targeted pages listed in the human-based search engines, make sure your home page is accepted first. You will stand a better chance of getting multiple pages listed in a directory if your overall site has been accepted first.

The time between site submission and addition to the search engine or directory database is called the lead time. You will not see results in your traffic logs until the lead time has passed.

For more details , Please visit the source site :

http://www.searchenginesb ook.c om/submission.html

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:43 AM on July 14, 2008

That depends on the nature of your site, but, if carried out wisely, submitting multiple Web site pages individually might prove a winning strategy. Technically, a Web site spider will crawl an entire Web site and thus find all of its pages. The search engine likely will index multiple pages from the site. However, in some cases, submitting pages individually could speed up the search engines' turnaround time and ensure that the spider will find the exact pages you would like indexed.

In general, if individual pages on your Web site offer unique content (and unique Meta and Title tag data) you may consider submitting those pages separately. When using this method, it is imperative to create actual content for each site, including unique, relevant page copy and Meta tags. Submitted pages that do not offer actual content will not be listed. Therefore forwarded URLs should not be submitted. By ensuring that each submitted page is a legitimate entity, multiple sites can be indexed, and by making those pages point to each other, inbound traffic will have additional access roads. This can be done by, if applicable, making each page represent a certain branch of the business represented by the main domain. This strategy can prove very effective, and it is particularly useful for large, widely branched businesses.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 8:19 AM on July 14, 2008

That depends on the nature of your site, but, if carried out wisely, submitting multiple Web site pages individually might prove a winning strategy. Technically, a Web site spider will crawl an entire Web site and thus find all of its pages. The search engine likely will index multiple pages from the site. However, in some cases, submitting pages individually could speed up the search engines' turnaround time and ensure that the spider will find the exact pages you would like indexed.

In general, if individual pages on your Web site offer unique content (and unique Meta and Title tag data) you may consider submitting those pages separately. When using this method, it is imperative to create actual content for each site, including unique, relevant page copy and Meta tags. Submitted pages that do not offer actual content will not be listed. Therefore forwarded URLs should not be submitted. By ensuring that each submitted page is a legitimate entity, multiple sites can be indexed, and by making those pages point to each other, inbound traffic will have additional access roads. This can be done by, if applicable, making each page represent a certain branch of the business represented by the main domain. This strategy can prove very effective, and it is particularly useful for large, widely branched businesses.

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Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 3:51 PM on July 12, 2008

That depends on the nature of your site, but, if carried out wisely, submitting multiple Web site pages individually might prove a winning strategy. Technically, a Web site spider will crawl an entire Web site and thus find all of its pages. The search engine likely will index multiple pages from the site. However, in some cases, submitting pages individually could speed up the search engines' turnaround time and ensure that the spider will find the exact pages you would like indexed.

In general, if individual pages on your Web site offer unique content (and unique Meta and Title tag data) you may consider submitting those pages separately. When using this method, it is imperative to create actual content for each site, including unique, relevant page copy and Meta tags. Submitted pages that do not offer actual content will not be listed. Therefore forwarded URLs should not be submitted. By ensuring that each submitted page is a legitimate entity, multiple sites can be indexed, and by making those pages point to each other, inbound traffic will have additional access roads. This can be done by, if applicable, making each page represent a certain branch of the business represented by the main domain. This strategy can prove very effective, and it is particularly useful for large, widely branched businesses.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 5:48 PM on July 11, 2008

That depends on the nature of your site, but, if carried out wisely, submitting multiple Web site pages individually might prove a winning strategy. Technically, a Web site spider will crawl an entire Web site and thus find all of its pages. The search engine likely will index multiple pages from the site. However, in some cases, submitting pages individually could speed up the search engines' turnaround time and ensure that the spider will find the exact pages you would like indexed.

In general, if individual pages on your Web site offer unique content (and unique Meta and Title tag data) you may consider submitting those pages separately. When using this method, it is imperative to create actual content for each site, including unique, relevant page copy and Meta tags. Submitted pages that do not offer actual content will not be listed. Therefore forwarded URLs should not be submitted. By ensuring that each submitted page is a legitimate entity, multiple sites can be indexed, and by making those pages point to each other, inbound traffic will have additional access roads. This can be done by, if applicable, making each page represent a certain branch of the business represented by the main domain. This strategy can prove very effective, and it is particularly useful for large, widely branched businesses.

Answered by Arvind Pal , an ibibo Master, at 9:33 AM on July 11, 2008