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This is small tool that can submit some minor search engines along with many national googles. It's absolutelly free and doesn't have "register me" pop-ups or anything like that.
These smaller search engines might not recognise PARKED site Websubmit allows You to define keywords, short and long description.

If You use some good parking company (See SIG) like Parked.com that allows You to SET Meta tags You can get some traffic to Your parked sites. Not much but for free to your domains 365 days/year can change significantly Your profit.

http://www.seomyweb.com/websubmit.zip

Leave a reply with Your experience (traffic gain) with this tool.
 
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noone likes it? :)
 
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good work, seems free version have only 23 submissions / 100 links etc...

similar to webceo.com but had all links to submit
 
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Didn't used it few weeks but if I'm not mistaken, some (like googles) needs manual submission, If You write profile with description metatags etc, it will add them.

Just click on some google in list and it will load it site with filled forms.
 
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downloading my copy, thanks.
 
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Thats a great tool indeed, it would be handy to me !

Thanks for sharing the resource.

Cheers
 
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