How do I register my website on the major search engines?  With which search engines should I register?
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The major search engines will find your website by crawling other sites and finding your link from there. The important thing is to get your site listed in directories where it'll be found by all search engines, as well as users just browsing. The two directories you should try to get your site listed in first are the Yahoo! Directory and DMOZ. Good luck!
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The information that you have been provided with is correct; however, submitting your site and getting listed so that people can see you requires a lot more than just submitting. You need to make sure that your site is fully optimized for the search engine crawlers. For more information on getting your site ready for the search engines visit http://www.lookstare.com\n\nI hope this helps. \n\nSincerely,\n\nFather Abad Perez\nhttp://www.cellularears.com
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It is likely that Yahoo has not indexed your site yet, but Google already has. The search engines do not know your Web site exists unless you tell them or their spiders happen to find you. \n\nYou should submit your Web site to Yahoo and other search engines to make sure your site is indexed. Also, keep submitting on a regular basis to keep from beign de-indexed.
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The first step is that your site should be online i.e. when you type the url of your site on a web browser, it should show up! \n\nNow to answer how to get it on search engines and to drive traffic, here are some tips for you...\n1. Focus on creating quality contents.\n\n2. Create error-free HTML - search engines love error free HTML. Must include meta tags. Ensure HTML heading tags are used properly to highlight the key words.\n\n3. Avoid dynamic URLs as far as possible - search engines dont seem to like dynamic links (the ones containing "?").\n\n3. Submit your site to top search engines like Yahoo, Google, and MSN.\n\n4. Submit your site to good directories like Yahoo, DMOZ.org, zeal.com, etc.\n\n5. Request webmasters of other sites who whould be intersted in your contents to link your site.\n\n6. Include the URL of your site to the signature of your e-mail.\n\n7. If it is a blog then register blog search engines like blogwise.com and technorati.com.\n\n8. Create an RSS feed and submit it to popular RSS feed readers like yahoo - may like to use pingomatic.com for it.\n\n9. Never use a spamming technique like over stuffing some keywords on your web page.\n\nPlease remember, it take time to build traffic - say about six months of focussed effort.\n\nBest of luck!!
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Get your site listed in DMOZ. This is what the search engines use to find new sites. Put it in this catagory under the letter of your last name:\nhttp://www.dmoz.com/Society/People/Personal_Homepages/\n\nBe sure to read the submission guidelines as they are VERY picky about format.\n\nIf you know people who have sites listed in search engines, ask them to provide a link to your site and search engines can find you.
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You need to submit it to the editors, it won't just show up on its own.  Bear in mind, Yahoo! isn't a search engine, it's a directory, so if you don't tell them your site exists, they'll never find out.  Go to the main Yahoo! page and click on "How to Suggest a Site," and follow the directions you find there.  And even once you submit, it will take them some time to get to your request, investigate whether your site is ready for them, and get it added to the directory.  You just need to be industrious and patient.
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(Don't Forget MSN!)...\n\nBefore I launch into descriptions of the sites, here's the list of the search engines worth looking at:\n\nGoogle http://www.google.com\nYahoo! http://www.yahoo.com\nMSN http://www.msn.com\nDogpile http://www.dogpile.com\nAskJeeves http://www.askjeeves.com and Teoma http://www.teoma.com\nHotBot http://www.hotbot.com\nAltavista http://www.altavista.com\nGigablast http://www.gigablast.com\nLooksmart http://www.looksmart.com\n\nYou wanted other search engines besides Google and Yahoo!, something clean and effective. Truth be told, they are both clean and effective and have an excellent index of web pages to search from.\nFrom the top:\n\n\nIn the "Big Three" you have\nGoogle http://www.google.com\nThis engine seems to be the top choice for searchers because of its clean layout, record-setting number of indexed pages, and intellegent ordering of results. Also popular about it is the way you can enter questions into it, such as math questions and movie times. You can access a list of all the cool stuff you can do in Google Search at http://www.google.com/help/features.html .\n\nYahoo! http://www.yahoo.com\nis also a popular choice for the exact same reasons. It has a slightly different but just as clean layout. It too, provides excellent results,  Yahoo! also has a large number of in-search features, listed at http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/tips/tips-01.html. Some people don't like how the main page for Yahoo! search has other things on it. However, a perfectly clean page which has only Yahoo! search can be found at http://search.yahoo.com .\n\nMSN http://www.msn.com\nTotally revamped in the recent years, Microsoft Search is an excellent search engine with great results as well. MSN also has a "clean" search page at http://search.msn.com\n\nThen the more minor (but still useful!) engines: \n\nDogPile http://www.dogpile.com\nThis engine is not actually an engine at all- the site is a "metasearch" site, which means that it grabs results from a great number of search engine and displays them all. A good choice if you're looking for something that probably won't come up in most engines. However, it is a bad choice for general searches, because you'll end up having the same results as you would have had by asking any of the popular engines.\n\nAskJeeves http://www.askjeeves.com\nAsk Jeeves initially gained fame a while back by letting you search by asking questions and responded with what seemed to be the right answer to everything. Behind the scenes about 100 editors who monitored search logs and programmed the engine to respond with the right answer next time the question was asked. Nowadays it relies on a regular search engine, known as...\n\nTeoma http://www.teoma.com\nIt has a smaller index of the web than Google and Yahoo. However, being large doesn't make much of a difference when it comes to the more popular searches, and Teoma is known to provide relevant results for the searches. Some people also like its "Refine" feature, which offers suggested topics to explore after you do a search and the "Resources" section of results which points you to pages that specifically serve as link resources about various topics.\n\nAllTheWeb http://www.alltheweb.com\nYou mentioned clean and effective. Well, since Yahoo! bought out AllTheWeb, they've used it as a "cleaner" look for the exact same results of what you'd get with Yahoo!\n\nHotBot http://www.hotbot.com\nHotBot simply lists the results from Google, Yahoo!, and Teoma. Unlike a metasearcher, HotBot does not combine the results.\n\nGigablast http://www.gigablast.com\nThis search engine has a very small database, and not much used. The only thing worth mentioning is that it has complete reports on when a page was last indexed and modified.\n\nLycos http://www.lycos.com\nLycos is one of the oldest search engines on the internet. Nowadays, it gathers its results
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The only free web hosting you will find will be on sites such as http://www.geocities.com. To register your own domain you'll have to pay for the hosting and the domain name registration.  Some companies offer free domain registration with the purchase of their hosting plan, which is probably what you've found.
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go to website and register
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The best thing I can recommend is Google Adwords. They let you advertise your website alongside search results of relevant terms relating to your website.\n\nStarting is easy and you have to pay $5 to register. Even this money you can use for paying for your ads.\nYou are charged only when someone clicks to your website. The amount you pay per click is also determined by you and can be as less a 1 cent.\n\nTry http://adwords.google.com
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Google offers some good advice on this.  Search engines differ from one to another, but my advice is that you maximize your Google first, then focus on the others.\n\nThey have an excellent secion each on "Do's" and "Don't" ... read them.\n\nWhen they talk about links to other sites ... they are really referring to content links.  Don't just stick links to Ford, GM, GE, Google, Microsoft on your site.  That won't work very well.\n\nInstead, if you've posted an article on Uber ... link it.  If you've posted an answer here ... link it ... If you have a blog on Xanga ... link it ... etc.\n\nIf this is for a business or personal business website, you might try getting links on association pages such as professional associations, chambers of commerce, etc.\n\nGood luck and enjoy !
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It can take anywhere from 3-4 weeks to 3-4 months for a site to be indexed by search engines.\n\nThere are things you should be aware about like good content, good structure, use of META tags in the HTMLs head section.  Choosing appropriate keywords and having relevant content to the keywors that you have chosen.  Inbound links from relevant sites and outbound links to relevant sites.  These are all contributing factors in your websites visibility.\n\nYou can also submit for a fee or for free into an appropriate category in the Yahoo directory.  You can also submit to various other directories.  These also increase your site's visibility.
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http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html\nhttp://search.msn.co.in/docs/submit.aspx?FORM=WSDD2\n\nThe above three are the URLs of the world's 3 most popular search engines where you can go and submit your site. Another sugesstion. Subscribe to Google AdSense. It is a good source of revenue if you expect a lot of people to visit your site.\nIf you have any queries, contact me directly. Wishing you luck with your website and hoping that it comes out well. When it is over, i expect that you will inform me.\nAgain, Good Luck.
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I assume you're asking how to add Yahoo! search to your site.  The link below has instructions.
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You have to submit your Web site to Yahoo! and whatever other search engines you'd like your Web site to appear on. You have to find the link where you can submit your Site and then you enter in information about your site (url...).
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Go to Guru.com or Elance.com and bid for SEO projects.\n\nI also suggest you hang out in forums such as Webmaster World http://www.webmasterworld.com as there are a lot of SEOs out there. That will help you continue to sharpen your SEO skills and find out what others are doing with regards to canonical problems, getting out of Google sandbox, optimizing for Google Big Daddy changes and other issues with search engines
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i recommend http://www.freewebs.com\nits free but you pay to use your own domain eg: example.com\nalso yahoo sitebuilder is very good too.... you pay a monthly fee...\n\nwhen your site is done, register it with google:\nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\n\nand yahoo:\nhttp://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request\n\nhope this helps :)