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hi i wanted to ask
how good are auto site submitters?
some are saying this would be bad to do…..how are you submitting your sites to the search engines?
i see on this site
http://www.ineedhits.com/Google Guaranteed
Listing & Ranking
Search Submit Basic
Yahoo! Listing in 4 DaysThe new & improved G-Boost guarantees 7 day Google listing and provides 5 guaranteed google friendly directory listings every month.
7 Day Google Listing
5 New Directory Listings – Monthlywhat do you think of this?
Many thanks in advance for your suggestions and feedback
i appreciate itMarina
Sounds like a surefire way to be banned to me…
There is no longer a need to submit your site to the SE’s. All you need is a link from a site indexed on that particular SE and you will be indexed.
If you are looking to let the SE’s know about your site, here are better ideas:
Submit a sitemap:
Google: http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/
Yahoo: siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/submit
MSN: As far as I know there is not a way yet, but you can submit to MSN at: http://search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspxHope that helps you out.
BTW – it’s free, don’t pay for auto-submitters
thanks kwblue
yeah i was reading about that such site submitters are bad
SEs dont like them much and risk to be banned is bigbut now tell me please
there are also so many free site submitters
what should you do if someone just hates you and submits your site over and over again to such chit.
Then i get banned and have no idea why?I still did not figure out why my forum is not indexed anymore on google
and i wish i could find out the real reason.
hmmm
oh well, working on new things aöready,
just wish i would have more time, lol
my Baby keeps me busy, she is 10 month now and sooo sweet, lolbut i will get all done sumhow
:hattip:
Hi everyone
Speaking of sitemaps, does anybody know of any easy ways to generate a sitemap? I recall seeing freeware that creates sitemaps automatically…
Cheers
Michael :hattip:
there are lots
i prefer this one:
http://www.sitemapdoc.com/Another alternative is http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/.
You could always do like some of us old school webmasters and build an html sitemap. (It’s just a page that links to all of your site’s pages.)
I’ve never used an XML sitemap and never suffered for it.
@elgoog 142549 wrote:
there are lots
i prefer this one:
http://www.sitemapdoc.com/I recommend that one too. That’s the one I’ve been using. I really like the way they show potential errors. As a matter of fact I found some affiliate links with errors due to their system. The only setback is that the maximum number of urls it will spider is 500.
