How Can I fastly submit my new site to Search enginee?

submit site,Search enginee

[AlphaWu]

I build a new site,but i don't know how to let the search enginee to index my site?
who can help me?
Thanks a lot.

[webtress]

Start building link backs to your site, the more links to your site the more chance of the SE's locating the site. Word of caution say away from link farms, look for sites that can add value to yours like offering addition on topic information. Contact the webmaster of the sites to request a link. List the site with directories in your field as well. Good place to start learning would be the link developement forum on WebmasterWorld

[phranque]

each of the major se's should have webmaster tools for this.
for example, to submit a site to google for indexing use:
[google.com...]
and for yahoo use:
[siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com...]

[MichaelBluejay]

Submitting your site to search engines is useless. They'll find it by themselves if you have any links pointing to your site. And if you *don't* have any links pointing to your site, then you wouldn't rank well anyway after a manual submission.

*If* your site is worth linking to, ask some related sites to link to yours. It'll help if you've already linked to such sites yourself, but don't make your link to them contingent on whether they link back.

If your site *isn't* worth linking to, then improve your site before you go asking for links.

[AlphaWu]

Thanks a lot

[Matt Probert]

Submitting your site to search engines is useless

Total disinformation.

Google, and other search engines often have a facility for submitting URLs. Google encourages webmasters to submit the URLs of ALL their pages. Personally I advise submitting the URL of the main (home) page and then submitting a sitemap as per Google's advice. This does cause (Google at least) to index and list your pages irrespective of whether or not they are linked to by other sites.

Matt

[webtress]

Submitting your site directly won't hurt but as most of the SE's state in their own docs submitting your site does not mean it will be included in their indexes. Using a internal sitemap on your site helps all search engines locate the pages within your site when they do arrive to spider the site. A link to the sitemap should on all page in your site. Using the google sitemap feature helps google locate the pages in a site, but once again it does not guarantee inclusion in the index. IMHO using the google sitemap feature is a must. My experience has been that once the sitemap has been downloaded by google the pages are usually added to the index within a few days, provided there are no errors.

[MichaelBluejay]

Total disinformation.

We disagree, then. Just because Google has a facility for submitting sites doesn't mean it's USEFUL. The engines find sites whether you submit them manually or not, so submission is a waste of time. I've *never* submitted my sites to the search engines and I would guess that most people in this forum would be happy to get as much SE traffic as I do.

[henry0]

There is much more to it:
A few months ago I was wondering why some directories were not found/ranked etc...
I submitted those and then after a few weeks the expected result was showing...

[Mistra]

AlphaWu

If your site is not indexed yet after 2 weeks of domain registration, you can try my trick that works all the time:

I registered a few domains 3 weeks ago. I had all of them up and running with an index page as I was still constructing those sites. To do an experiment, I submitted one of them to web directories that allows URL submission (i.e. either reciprocal or non-reciprocal kind of link).

2 weeks later, i.e. after I had my site up and running, I googled for my site and it is in the first page of Google search result i.e. "Results 1 - 10 of about 193,000 for "my site keyword."

If you are like me who is lazy to create Google sitemap, then the trick you should learn is to find web directories that is often crawled by Googlebot. Submit your sites there and you will be surprised to see how fast Google could index your web site.

This is not the first experiment that I did and I found that this trick works all the time. As for the other sites that I registered at the same time and did not submit them to the directory (or exchange link with others), they are nowhere to be found in Google yet. And they all are hosted on same server.

P.s. make sure you exchange links with sites with no "<META NAME="Googlebot" CONTENT="nofollow">" in their meta tag. If not, your link will not be followed by Googlebot.

Fastest way of getting indexed is to submit your site to Google site map plus do as what I said above.

[edited by: Mistra at 1:07 pm (utc) on Dec. 4, 2006]