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I think that the cPanel might have that option! :tu:
 
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I would also recommend A LOT of inbound links.
Or Maybe create a links page with reciprocal links.
Helps google find you and index you plus you can build
up a little traffic and get a boost in the rankings.

Good Luck
 
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Yes, you can't rely on the submission to send the spider to your site. The easiest way is to get a link from a site that's spidered by Google very often. That way it'll follow the link to your site and go through yours.
 
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Originally posted by Evilhaider
Yes, you can't rely on the submission to send the spider to your site. The easiest way is to get a link from a site that's spidered by Google very often. That way it'll follow the link to your site and go through yours.

:bingo: Best way is to have other webmasters link to you. You'll be indexed in no time and the inbound links will help your page rank.
 
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Omg, how can a DN guy dont know how to add a site to google ?
And how can he feel that he must ask for it instead of finding it out by himself ?
 
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I received a lot of traffic from yahoo too when I listed my domain there!
 
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most se run off of google including yahoo.
 
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you could also try adding yourself to dmoz.org heh
 
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Well...you can try at least.
 
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Originally posted by cmos
Omg, how can a DN guy dont know how to add a site to google ?
And how can he feel that he must ask for it instead of finding it out by himself ?

One way to find out is to ask. :lol:

It just so happens there are people willing to help. :)

Besides, it's one thing to know. It's another to get it done and done right. D-:
 
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Yahoo also gives top priority to google listed sites.
DMOZ.org submission is just a formality.I havent seen anybody receiving humongous traffic from them.
 
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