"We'll give your URL to all the main searchengine"

[Fear58]

Do these "Submit your URL and we'll upload them to all the bigtime search sites!" really work? I've seen a lot of them lately, where they will charge you money. I'm not falling for it quite so fast....

[688206002]

Originally posted by Fear58@Nov 29 2004, 08:25 PM
Do these "Submit your URL and we'll upload them to all the bigtime search sites!" really work? I've seen a lot of them lately, where they will charge you money. I'm not falling for it quite so fast....
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Well, use a free service; there's nothing to lose :) And generally they do work to some extent... even if your site doesn't get submitted to a major search engine like google cuz a lot of the major SEs index the smaller ones.

Also, just so you know, yahoo and search engines that use yahoo technology (quite a few) don't accept automated submissions, so these services don't work with those SEs.

[Soldier00]

i used it i dont know if its good is it? any good

[688206002]

Originally posted by Soldier00@Nov 29 2004, 10:02 PM
i used it i dont know if its good is it? any good
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Well, you'll find out in a few weeks :)
If your site is listed, then it's good :D

[reid315]

I've seen a few of them. I don't trust them. Besides, I want to display my page differently on differnet Engines. Automated may be easier, but nothing beats the old fashioned way.

[Terminator]

As number guy said, find some free submitter and submit your site. Nothing to lose.

If they really submit your site, atleast you get a back link if not a high position in search engines.

[akshay]

dude.. u can get many free softwares that do the submissions for 100 of search engines.. just do a google search and everything is on the knees for u! :rolleyes:

[Creator]

From many webmaster forums, where I'm frequent, they dont recommend free submissions and s/ws. All of them say to submit major SE's manually.

Don't know the exact reason though.

[Silver]

Maybe some search engines chagne the registeration forms and many other details. Thats why maybe.
Or maybe, if the search engines note the remote_addr, then...