[thelist] Search Engine Submissions
Chris George
chrisg at gsnet.com
Wed Jul 25 11:18:07 CDT 2001
In addition, there was a thread either here or on Monkeyjunkies a little
under a year ago about these companies that claim to do this. Most are
scams (take your money and run).
I can honestly say that it wouldn't matter if you submitted to more than ~15
search engines - which you can do yourself. It doesn't take much to do a
less-than-satisfactory submission that a blanket-submission service would
do, and with _just_a_little_ bit of elbow grease you can really do some
amazing stuff. I don't trust those companies as far as I can throw them.
If you want to _invest_ a little bit of money (or a lot of money, for me)
into some software that will help you through the process try WebPosition
Gold. We've used it here for just about a year and love it. It does things
like scheduled re-submits, reports you can give to clients, etc. Very cool.
But you can also do it yourself for free.
And that's all I have to say about that. Steer clear.
Chris.
on 7/25/2001 10:07 AM, Jamie Bakum at jamie.bakum at circle.com wrote:
>> I've heard of companies that will submit a website to up to 1000 search
>> engines for a fee of ~ $40.00 or something like that
>
> I believe they mainly submit your email address to 1000 spam producers.
>
> Besides, if you're on the big 3 or 4, the 996 others nobody's ever heard of
> really don't matter -
>
> I'd stay clear of such offers
> ---
>
> Jamie
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