Pretty hard to get good listings on other free engines. I would also suggest www.splut.com for it's free link power.
Can't think of any others, it's all going paid listings these days I'm afraid. If you are smart enough to have found this site, then my guess is that you could probably do well if you read a few more threads.
Paying for traffic is actually not a bad thing to do. Many people have made a lot of cash by doing pay per click affiliate marketing. Some where they have not even built a web site.
I am of course assuming that you want to make some spondulas from the web!
Good luck
I'd also try mirago.co.uk, as well as getting into Inktomi which backfills a lot of the Espotting/Inktomi affiliates. A small number of our sites are also getting traffic from altavista.co.uk which you can submit to free for also.
Hope this helps.
f
There is a full list of UK search engines from the links at the top of the page, some accept sites and other are just search results sites which are powered by PPC engines
ncw164x
[edited by: engine at 8:49 pm (utc) on Jan. 20, 2004]
[edit reason] No urls, thanks. See TOS [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]
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Many thanks for all your help guys.
So, would I be right in saying that the top TEN places to submit for FREE for the maximum chance of maximum hits would be something like :
Aol.co.uk
msn.co.uk
freeserve.co.uk
google.co.uk
altavista.co.uk
yahoo.co.uk
lycos.co.uk
mirago.co.uk
espotting.co.uk
overture.co.uk
Is that about right?
Aol.co.uk
msn.co.uk
freeserve.co.uk
yahoo.co.uk
lycos.co.uk
espotting.co.uk
overture.co.uk
That's why the link on message 7 which engine posted has so many search engines and directories listed, it's up to you to go through them to see what is and is not suitable for your site.
ncw164x
those still allowing it include:
Yahoo (for non-commercial)
Google (for all sites)
Leslie
[edited by: IanTurner at 11:21 am (utc) on Feb. 2, 2004]
[edit reason] no self promotion thank you [/edit]
Clients like these are worthy of a functional website just as much as the larger companies that have several thousand to invest in website promotion.
The one step at a time approach works though. Agreed, and a budget of 600 - 1000 GBP for submissions works well for us too. Yahoo is even better value than the local newspaper if you look at it as a 3 year investment.