Submit One Web Page At a Time...

[samer]

Originally Posted by Mr.Candice Pardue

Source: http://www.123webmaster.com/Onsite/P...Your_Site.html

Why One Web Page At a Time?
Your website probably represents a number of sections, or pages, not just one page. You just never know which page will be a success, or a heavy hitter.

For this simple reason, you should promote every web page of your site individually.


Which Pages Should I Promote First?
Your main pages should be first in promotions. Some of your main pages may be your:

-- homepage
-- navigation pages
-- articles menu page
-- resources page
-- sales presentation page
-- order information page
...etc.

These pages should be first and foremost in promotions because these are the pages that will most likely keep the interest of your visitors and/or bring sales results. But, you don't want to leave the other pages out of the picture entirely. Visitors coming to ANY page of your website helps!

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Is this One Page @ a time submit effective?

[sem4u]

There is no need to submit if you have good incoming links which get crawled.

[samer]

oK

[tigermann]

I just give a new site a dozen or so links from my exisiting sites and googlebot and slurp usually show up in the logs within a week.

[I, Brian]

For Google one is enough - for other SE's it isn't. However, it can be difficult to submit to other SEs: you either can only submit a few at any particular time, have to pay for listing, or else have no control whatsoever as to what will be indexed anyway.

It may be a good idea to make a point of submitting your sitemap. That way, *if* the crawler(s) follows any further links, you have your entire site available.

However, there's too much generalisation here in this topic - for example, I wouldn't pay Inktomi to spider my sitemap, because it would possibly not follow the links unless paid to. However, without paying for it, Inktomi will spider a lot of static content.

Personally, I'd just worry about Google, and most of the other important engines will follow. And Google is easy to submit to.

On the other hand, a DMOZ link is a great way to put yourself before the spidering nation - but is not essential.

[samer]

thanks for the infos Brian...