Help To Get Traffic For New Site - submitting url to google?

greendilim

Jun 1 2005, 01:01 PM

aye there,
Just want to know the quickest and best way to start getting good ranks in google search engine. Im making a new site from scratch and i decided to use meta tags including the robots, index all tag. If i already have the robots tag on each of my pages, could i still submit my main URL to google (http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl) and not worry about them ignoring it? or could i just leave my site as it is and google will automatcally send a spider crawl to my site and add it to their directory?.. im just confused about this all, i just want to get the most out of my site for more traffic. thnks.

Fun4TheMoney

Jun 1 2005, 03:11 PM

Sorry, I can't answer about the robot stuff, but make sure you have lots of high-quality ORIGINAL content on your pages. I know Google isn't interested in just links or canned stuff. I wish I could be more specific, but I'm just learning all this, too.

Suz

snlildude87

Jun 1 2005, 04:48 PM

A good way to get good PageRanks is to get other sites to link to you. Preferably pages with good pageranks as well. Don't believe me? Google pagerank and find out how they work.

greendilim

Jun 2 2005, 05:04 AM

yes i read bits and pieces about pagerank, theres alot of stuff about that.. and there are also stuff that im confused about still. What would happen if i made a Link Directory websites where people can add their sites into the database? would that make my site have a better pagerank?
And i still want to know more info about meta tags and robots if they are really nesesary to a website to increase traffic. Is it true that if you put too many keywords in the keywords tag, google will just see it as spam and they just ignore your site or ban you?

Fun4TheMoney

Jun 2 2005, 01:16 PM

Boy, I wish somebody who knows something would answer you.

The way I undersand it, too many links on a page discount your rating because it isn't really "original content". I also have a link directory site, but I stopped working on it when I heard that. The problem is that Google won't tell all the details about how they do their PRs, so it's mostly guesswork and trial & error. I decided to do only reviewed links, but I don't have the formula for how much text needs to go with each link before it gets to be "content".

Yes, meta tags are definitely important. They're also so easy to do it's not worth even considering not doing them. There are free programs all over that will help you with them. If you don't have Web CEO, download that. It's a great program with no hype. All they ask is that you help spread the word about them so they can sell upgrades. Here's a link to my Web Developers' page. Click on the Web CEO banner at the bottom to download the software. I think maybe you'll find all your answers, there.

Fun4TheMoney Webtools Page

The short version with keywords is to put your most important ones first and don't repeat any more than 3 times. If you use too many, I think the robots just ignore the overage, but, again, I'm not really sure. WHERE ARE THE EXPERTS? I'M DROWNING, HERE.

Suz

RGPHNX

Jun 2 2005, 02:41 PM

Hi all,
I'm no expert on SEO but theres' a great tutorial(4 articles) by two different experts over at SEOchat.com. Just go there.. and search for the authors name "Danny Wall". Also theres another tutorial there for pdf download. Just click on the banner headline link on the homepage titled "7 days to Massive traffic...".
Hope this helps
RGPHNX

greendilim

Jun 3 2005, 06:39 AM

hay thanks for the info about PR and SEO. I think Im starting to understand it more. But now i have something to say to everyone who owns a website: The time when your new website was launched online did you submit your site using free online tools to the major search engines? And did that work successfully by driving targeted visitors to your site?

Fun4TheMoney

Jun 3 2005, 01:19 PM

QUOTE(greendilim @ Jun 2 2005, 11:39 PM)

Yes I did and no it didn't.

I was also warned not to use those things more than once a month, cuz most of them submit to the same search engines, which could be considered spam. That means they could do you more damage than good. Again, I have no way to verify that info, but I figured it wasn't worth the risk, so I now just plod along, submitting my sity manually to good quality sites and directories. At this rate, it will probably take a year to get any traffic, but I don't know what else to do.
Suz

choetry

Jun 3 2005, 01:29 PM

submit your site to dmoz and it will get spidered by google soon. or like snlildude said, get linked from a website with high PR, that's the quickest way to get spidered

darthmalis

Jun 4 2005, 02:47 PM

If want good pagerank the key is content content content.Meta keywords are not really important anymore.(but it won't hurt to have them) Keyword frequency is important between 2 and 3 % of the text on your page should be the keywords you are shooting for. Use alt text on every image using keywords. Make sure you your keywords between <h1></h1> tags somewhere on the page.and then of course try to get as many people to link back to you as possible.
As far as submitting it to search engines make sure you submit every page for example istead ou just submitting http://www.pleasegivemetraffic.com you need to submit http://www.pleasegivemetraffic.com/index.html, http://www.pleasegivemetraffic.com/about_us.html, http://www.pleasegivemetraffic.com/faq.html. And so on and make sure you submit them often remember you can't over submit.Every time you change something submit it. If you happen to get a pagerank you like well stop submitting it as long as you are good.

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sportytalk

Oct 8 2005, 10:14 AM

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When you update information on your site, it doesn't instantly propagate to Google's index. Rather, Google's index is updated after our robots crawl a page. The crawl process is completely automated, so it's not necessary to submit updated or outdated links to us. Changes to your site's content will be noted when we next crawl your pages. Due to the volume of sites in our index, we cannot manually update pages on an individual basis.

This was found in google's webmasters pages. IT explains that websites may not be updated on a regular basis, but the details of the pages will be updated when possible.

I had this problem myself, just remained active, posted newer links on popular forums and within like 48 hours, google had updated my links and title.

Hope this helps

galexcd

Sep 28 2005, 11:31 PM

QUOTE(greendilim @ Jun 1 2005, 05:01 AM)

I submited my site to google a while ago, the only problem is they dont update all their caches. My site still has and old title, and old information written below the link. Now my site sells games, not technical support. My search keywords still are "technical support computer help" instead of "games"

how do i force google to update my cached?

liauce

Sep 25 2005, 11:47 PM

one question? how to you check page rank. Is it true that your page rank will be much lower if you are using a subdomain, cause I don't have my own domain name. Can these website still get very high hits? Regarding content, so much has been said but I doubt google actually looks into your content site by site and page by page, so how do you define good from bad content.

kashvet

Sep 23 2005, 07:21 PM

I fully agree with this viewpoint, infactmultiple ssubmissiona, and page submissions are essential nowadays if you just want to even be indexed by a search engine esp something like google

john826

Aug 15 2005, 04:33 PM

Hi,

Just making a site and adding a robots text file to it won't do anything. The google crawler is just like a human in that someone has to tell it that you are on the web. This can be done by you submitting your home page using the link you mentioned or by having other sites linking to you, which means the other sites will be telling the Google crawler that you site is on the web. Well that's if they are already in Google of course.

Getting alot of good quality sites to link to yours will help to improve your search engine rankings. There are also alot of other things that will also improve your rankings.

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