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Hello everyone
I've started a new community forum on ezboard and we have 20 members who post regularly, however I need new 'blood' but I have no idea what I'm doing!! Please can someone point me in the right direction? How do you get a forum to show on a yahoo or Google search??
Be gentle as I'm not good at this!
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Before your site/forum appears in yahoo or google search (or any other search engine), they have to "crawl" your site.
Google and other search engines (I'll call them SE's from now) have "spiders" that do this crawling.
This are automated programs that visit websites and index their content.
But before a spider can crawl your site they have to find it.
The can find it if they visit other pages that have links to your site.
Or you can give your url directly to them.
First method is better though.
Here is the link to submit your site manually to google:
http://www.google.com/addurl/?hl=en&continue=/addurl
And the more links other website's have to your site to higher you will apear in those search results.
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Your good did anyone ever tell you that
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Haha, thanks
If you've got any questions about it, don't be afraid to ask them
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You can also submit to other search engines too. While the top-3 might have a lot more potential traffic for you, inevitably so too is the competition stiffer. There's a very comprehensive directory of search engines at
http://www.searchenginecolossus.com
if you like. Whenever you're bored you could always use it as a time-filler to submit your site to a few of them.
Hi Harro! Been a while, hasn't it? (moved house... offline... get new connection, long story!
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You can also submit to this search engine:
http://www.webwobot.com/submit.php
Yeah, been a while. And I was very busy with school (tasks & examsn)
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There are several ways to get the search engines to find your site, and when they have found your site, the same several ways will help to increase your search engine ranking.
1. Submit your site to search engines for inclusion.
2. Submit your site to free directories.
3. Display a link, with anchor text, to your site in your signature on other forums.
4. Comment on people's blogs, and point to your site from these comments.
5. Use PPC advertising.
6. Form a link exchange with sites that have similar content to yours.
7. Contribute positively to other communities so others will see your signature.
8. Look for deals and the like on
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Good post!
Sums it up nicely.
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I think submitting to search engines has become redundant once you start doing the rest. But no harm.
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Quote from: solidghost on February 14, 2007, 02:52:46 AM
I think submitting to search engines has become redundant once you start doing the rest. But no harm.
Sure for the big SE's that can afford to run numerous crawlers from multiple data centers around the world. Does take a bit of time to spider the whole web though... not to say the entire web gets spidered. But yes, one submission does at least ensure that you're in the system.
So yes, no harm can come from it.
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I used google an smfoogle plus msn.
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one tip, you can submit to search engines manually, but dont over due it, can result in ban, i let search engines naturally crawl and index when they want, worked for me so far
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Result in a ban if you submit manually?
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April 04, 2007, 05:08:53 PM »
no if you do it too much, like lets say they have a hidden limit of 20, you do it 21 times ur in trouble, because their servers are spammed with the same site, like owning a directory -- imagine you get the same link 50 times in a row in your list, are you gonna accept it 50 times? or ban that idiot?
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April 04, 2007, 07:05:07 PM »
Oh, like that. Now I understand
Well, normally you only have to submit once anyway.
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