Manual Submission

Before you submit, make sure your site's links are all working. Here is a great resource for you! http://www.dead-links.com/

There are a variety of companies out there who will submit to search engines for a fee. We used to do this before we saw a trend coming. That trend was when your submitting to the search engines, they began to add a section where you had to manually type in a code to make sure you were submitting manually. It looks like this:

Submit your URL:

Submit this code:

Then put whatever code they ask you for into the text box:

This is to ensure that you are who you say you are, and not a submitter.

Another thing to be aware of if you use these submission sites, is FFA pages or Free For All pages. When you submit to these types of sites, be prepared to be bombarded with emails. So much so, that you just start deleting emails willy nilly, and usually, accidentally, delete good emails as well.

Keep in mind, there are not that many search engines out there. So what you are really submitting to is a few search engines, some directories, and thousands of ffa pages.

Google will find your site if you start getting links to it. We have heard that if you manually submit to Google, they will penalize you. Possible we suppose.

So if you do utilize these services, make sure what you are getting.

Onward!

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