Search Engine Submission Part 2

What you need to know about search engine submission, Part 2
by Terry Stanfield

In part one we discussed the need to have your site indexed
by the major search engines and ordered to be found in the
search results. In this article we're going to discuss three
ways to have your site indexed, get into the search engines
database that are safe and will not get you banned by the
search engines.

Have another website (that is already indexed) link to your
site

Once a site is indexed or put into the search engines
database, the search engine spiders go out to those pages
anywhere for once a month to several times a day. You could
get a one way link back to your website from a site that is
already indexed the search engines will follow that link
back to your site and index it. The challenge care is to put
your link on the site that is related to what you do.
Ideally, the link back to your site is on a site that is
already considered an authority in your field. It is not a
good idea for a plumber to swap links with a web designer.
Speaking of swapping links, try and stay away from
reciprocal linking and buying text link ads, more about that
at a later date.

Publish an article or press release that has a link to your
site

This practice has several great advantages. One is that a
lot of those sites that allow you to publish your articles
are free and are indexed constantly because the sites are
constantly being updated with new content. Watch your
article is submitted to one of the sites it may take up to
two weeks to go through their editorial process and the
review. When sure article is approved, your site can be
indexed within a couple of days.

Sign up for paid search with each of the search engines

This is by far the fastest way to get your site indexed.
When you signed up for an Adwords account in Google your
website will be indexed immediately. It cost very little to
set up an account. You can put in just a couple of keywords
that you won a bid on and did very little so that your ad
does not show up on the first few pages.

A great strategy for getting your website indexed and
building links to your page

I would do a combination of first setting up a paid search
account with at least the top three search engines Google,
yahoo and MSN. Then I would start writing articles 500 to
600 words and start getting them published on as many
publishing websites that you can.

Search engine submissions are very important but if done
incorrectly can get you banned from the very search engines
are trying to get into.

Before you do anything go to Terry Stanfield's site for
information on Search
Engine Marketing and related info on Search
Engine Optimization.