When Should You Submit?
Although submitting your site is simple, you do not necessarily need to submit your web site to any search engine. Search engines find your web site through links which point to your pages. SEO Companies who suggest you "submit" your web site to hundreds or thousands of search engines are either misinformed or taking advantage of you by selling you a service in which you do not need. There are just three search engines which will deliver the majority of the traffic on the web and these search engines are already aggressively seeking your content. If you currently have a web site online, chances are popular search engines already know about it. If not, you can add your site to Google, Yahoo and Bing for free although there is no guarantee they will accept it.
How Most Sites Get Listed
Getting listed in a search engine generally happens naturally. Placing just one link on an individual publically accessible web page or social network is enough for Google and other search engines to find you. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. are all useful for this purpose. You can also purchase a link building campaign from HTP Company to ensure your site is found. Links to your web site help you increase the rankings of your web pages and the more quality links you have pointing to your web site the better your site will perform in search. Links directly affect the way search engines work.
Improving Your Rankings
What good is an excellent web site if no one sees it? Having a great site, a good idea or a unique service isn’t enough to make it with your Internet business. You need visibility on search engines to matter, period. All businesses are recognizing that online success is found through increasing traffic to their web site. Search engine optimization is a complex technical process of adjusting your web site architecture which positions your site higher in the results of search engines when users seek whatever it is they need at a time they need it. In advertising, timing is indeed everything, and getting your marketing pitch to a consumer when he is actively searching is key.
Web Site Re-Inclusion Requests
Requesting a reconsideration of your site after it has been removed from the search engines, or its ranking has decreased, is the only time you should rely on a submission process. If your site isn't appearing in Google search results, or it's performing more poorly than it once did, you can ask Google to reconsider your site. It is very important to ensure your site doesn't violate Google's Webmaster Guidelines before doing so. The process consists of
- Analyzing your site for violations
- Fixing or removing instances which cause problems
- Submitting a detailed request for reconsideration with Google.
It can take just days or several weeks for Google to process these requests.
Requesting Our Help
Our staff is exceptionally qualified in requesting reconsiderations of your site on your behalf in situations where it is needed. We are highly experienced in understanding Google's Webmaster Guidelines and can help you correct issues which have affected your listing status. HTP Company also provides top quality e-business solutions which helps clients with all forms of Internet advertising concerns including online listings. Feel free to contact us today for any help related to your search engine listings.
