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How And When Should I Submit My Website To Google
s soon as you register Sandbox'. Many SEO experts
your domain name, submit it believe that Google ‘sandboxes'
to Google! new websites. Whenever it detects
a new website, it withholds its
Even if you haven't built your rightful ranking for a period
site, or written an copy, or even while it determines whether your
thought about your content, site is a genuine, credible, long
submit your domain name to term site. It does this to
Google. In fact, even if you discourage the creation of SPAM
haven't fully articulated your websites (sites which serve no
business plan and marketing plan, useful purpose other than to
submit your domain name to boost the ranking of some other
Google. site).
Don't wait! By submitting your domain name to
Google as soon as you register
There are two reasons for this. it, you're establishing a site
Firstly, getting on the search history even if the site has no
engines has always taken a long content. By the time you've built
time for a new site. Even your site, written your copy, and
assuming you do everything right, developed the rest of your
it takes months before your site content (and written your
is even indexed, and more months business and marketing plans),
before it starts to rank well. As Google will probably see no need
a rule of thumb, never expect to to sandbox you.
rank highly within 6 months of
submitting your site to Google. If you wait until launch day to
submit your site, you'll spend a
The second reason is a recent month or two (maybe more) sitting
phenomenon called ‘Google in the sandbox watching potential
customers spend their money especially when it comes to new
elsewhere. sites. It will take a minimum of
6-8 weeks before your site is
How to submit your site to Google indexed.
Don't waste money by paying How to submit your site to other
someone else to submit your site search engines
to Google. It's easy!
There are hundreds of search
Simply go to engines on the Internet. It's a
http://www.google.com.au/addurl.h lucrative business, after all!
tml, enter your URL (domain name) But don't panic; studies suggest
and a few comments or keywords to that the top 11 search engines
describe your site. Then click account for about 90% of web
‘Submit'. That's all there is traffic. In other words, if you
to it. You only have to do it have the top 11 covered, there's
once, and only for your top level no need to submit to the rest.
page (i.e. Home page).
What's more, at the time of
Google's robots will then crawl writing, most of the top 11 don't
your website the next time actually accept submissions. The
they're out and about. Of course, only ones that do are Google
they don't guarantee that you'll (described above), Yahoo, and
be included in their results. MSN. Here's a list of the
available submit pages.
IMPORTANT: As mentioned above, it
takes quite a while for your site • Yahoo -
to appear in the search engines. http://search.yahoo.com/info/subm
This is partly because the search it.html (offers free submission)
engines are big and slow - • MSN -
http://search.msn.com/docs/submit engines that offer free
.aspx?FORM=WSDD2 (offers free submission.
submission)
• Alta Vista - covered by Yahoo Do I need to submit my site to
submission other search engines?
• Netscape - covered by Google
submission As a rule, no.
• Fast / All the Web - covered
by Yahoo submission With an estimated 8.8 billion
• Ask Jeeves / Teoma - at date pages indexed (approximately 76%
of writing was not accepting new of the Internet), Google is
submissions number 1 when it comes to search
• Hotbot - at date of writing engines. It's argued that once
was not accepting new submissions Google has indexed your site, the
• Lycos - at date of writing other search engines will follow.
was not accepting new submissions Theoretically, you don't actually
• AOL - at date of writing was need to submit your site to
not accepting new submissions Google either because it's always
• Looksmart - at date of on the lookout for new content
writing was not accepting new and will eventually find your
submissions site of its own accord. Google
actually states, "Given the large
TIP: My SEO copywriting and number of sites submitting URLs,
advertising copywriting website it's likely your pages will be
http://www.divinewrite.com found in an automatic crawl
reached page 1 of Google.com for before they make it into our
my primary keyword, "copywriter", index through the URL submission
without a dollar being spent on form." ("Google Information for
search engine submission. I only Webmasters" -
ever submitted my site to the http://www.google.com.au/webmaste
rs/1.html#A1) Personally, I You don't need to be an SEO
wouldn't like to take the risk.) expert or an SEO copywriter to
submit your site to Google and
Having said that, it certainly the other search engines. And you
doesn't hurt to submit your site don't need to pay anything to do
to other search engines it. You just need to do it. And
(especially if you haven't if your domain name is new, you
developed any content for it need to do it NOW!
yet).
Happy submitting!
Conclusion
About the Author:
* Glenn Murray is an SEO copywriter and article submission and article PR specialist. He is a director of article PR company, Article PR, and also of copywriting studio Divine Write. He can be contacted on Sydney +612 4334 6222 or at glenn@divinewrite.com. Visit http://www.DivineWrite.com or http://www.ArticlePR.com for further details.
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