Submit to Search Engines ?

[turner10]

I'm sure there is a thread for this somewhere here but i could not find one. So, I have a bunch of newly reged names and was wondering the best approach to getting them indexed. I have seen the company's that charge money and guarantee your sites will be indexed in within 48 hrs or something like that. Or is the best way to just be patient? Or are there any other methods? I know i could submit them individualy to Google, Yahoo, MSN, ect. but am looking for an easier way i guess.

 

[netmeg]

I'm sure there is a thread for this somewhere here but i could not find one. So, I have a bunch of newly reged names and was wondering the best approach to getting them indexed. I have seen the company's that charge money and guarantee your sites will be indexed in within 48 hrs or something like that. Or is the best way to just be patient? Or are there any other methods? I know i could submit them individualy to Google, Yahoo, MSN, ect. but am looking for an easier way i guess.

Any company that takes your money and gives you any kind of a guarantee with regards to search engines is a ripoff. That's a bold statement, but I'll stand behind it. Even the best SEO companies will at most promise you an *improvement* in rank and/or indexing, but a guarantee? Can't happen. That's almost invariably a sign that the company is using some grey or black hat method that will likely get you kicked out or penalized at some point down the road.

The fastest and best way for an url to get indexed is to have at least one link to it on an url that is already indexed. Google and Yahoo will pick that up faster than any manual submission. (MSN tends to run slower)

Now, that said, depending on what you're doing with your domain, that might not be feasible. Most parking companies don't like you to put links to your domain on other pages in order to get indexed. But with most parking companies, you will get indexed eventually anyway - probably within a month.

If you are not parking your domains, then you can do whatever you want. If you have a site out there somewhere, just put a page of links up. Despite all the recent talk about Google penalizing links, the bottom line is - they're FINE with links that seem to be "natural" and they don't even have any problem with paid links as long as they are just for purposes of gaining traffic or being indexed - where they get involved is when they think you're trying to game pagerank with linking. So once you get your domains indexed, take down the link page, or add rel=nofollow to each link tag.

You can manually add them to Google or Yahoo or MSN as a backup. But the links is a faster an better way to do it.

But please don't spend any money on any company. I have cleaned up after more of these for my clients than I can count. Simply put, when it comes to search engines, there are NO guarantees, there are NO special relationships, and anyone who claims there are is a bald faced liar. Period.

 

[Sameh]

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[netmeg]

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Most of those places will not help you and may hurt you, by putting you in what's considered a 'bad neighborhood' for links and traffic. Most of the secondary "search engines" are just FFA link pages, and only serve to generate spam email.

Look the bottom line here is, there are really ONLY four search engines you need to worry about: Google, Yahoo, MSN and Ask. Almost every other entity that calls itself a search engine is either repackaging results from the main four (like AOL, Netscape before last Friday, CNN, etc) or else is so small a tier that it's not worth the effort. Those four represent 98% of all search engine traffic, so don't even worry about anything else.

 

[r72gs]

I'm no expert and still new to this but this is what has been working for me.

For indexing in google get a free blogger page and put links to your domains on it. You can title it "my domains" or something like that. I've had stuff get indexed in less than 12 hours like that.

As for Yahoo, I've been submitting my name manually. Some get indexed really fast, some don't. Putting some content on your Blogger page won't hurt either. I put new domains on my blog http://www.popularparking.com/my-domains/. I wrote a little paragraph and put up the links. I change them around once an a while. Google seems to visit my blog several times a day. The site may take longer to show up in the index.

MSN? I have no idea other wait for it to pick it up off my blog.

 

[turner10]

Thanks Netmeg. My sites for the moment are at Parked.com and all i am trying to get indexed is th meta tag and some custom content .Nothing big but i have good keyword domains and would like them to appear in the searches, although i know they will not be ranked high.

 

[sihar07]

The fastest and best way for an url to get indexed is to have at least one link to it on an url that is already indexed. Google and Yahoo will pick that up faster than any manual submission. (MSN tends to run slower)

This way i always use. no more than 2 weeks, my new domain is already listed at google yahoo alexa (at least). The big HOW :

For me personally : i have 1 domain and i built it to become an affiliate website (not parking, but completely a website and pr1). Because its already completely indexed by major SE, they will crawl it regularly. I spare one page just to put some keyword content and put a link in to my new registered domain. Wait for no more than 2 weeks, the new domain is indexed at least at google and yahoo. After indexed by SE i remove the link from my website. Works for me. I know there are many "killer" ways, i hope others will open it up here.

 

[has2hands]

Hello,

Here is my experience with getting newly registered, parking domains indexed.

I am relatively new to the parked business but have registered many keyword rich domains....3-4-5 words long...but they are all descriptive and "to the point" in their niche.

The new domains, which mostly have yahoo feeds, will get spidered in a few days. They usually appear indexed in approx. 2 weeks, mainly google.

COOL PART: Now, because they are so keyword rich and phrased, they usually become #1 in their niche. The averaged google indexed sites for the niche is between 150,000-400,000 related items/terms...not real small and not real large.

I have just done approx. 10-12 "income domains" and they are all #1 to #4 on the search pages for the terms. So they went from hand-registered to #1 on google within 2 weeks! (Will be happy to send you or anyone some examples via pm.)

The niche is usually student loans....financial...debt consolidation...income.

Now, after they are indexed, I always add original content pertaining to the niche and then I pay someone to place them in high-quality directories. That gets expensive because I register many domains to build portfolios but I view it as a small investment.

Don't know if I answered your question...that search engines will find you...but the exciting part or lesson.....it is exciting and possible to get #1 on Google (I have to check the other search engines) with rich, keyword, longer domains!

Thanks and good luck in this highly addictive business.

Paul

 

[End User King]

Good thread,indexing this.
Good advice Netmeg!