How long does it take a search engine's webcrawler to locate a new website?
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paid sites are immediate. others might be 2 weeks to six months. that is if they accept you at all. not all of them are
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Have you tried a search engine?
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I personally use metacrawler, as I get everything from many searches.\n\nHowever, if you are just looking for random stuff, you can use stumbleupon.com - it has plugins for IE and Firefox.
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its normally 3 to 4 weeks but sometimes quicker the best way to check they are there is to put your whole web address in the search box and not just key words
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Normally, search engines do a web crawling...\nThey search for new domains on the internet and add them...for the description, they normallty take it from the tags of the HTML file...\n\nOtherwise, the file should be added manually through this link:\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html
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Online search engines.
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I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
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It can take weeks for your URL to be added
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A web search engine is actually a database in which talks to the web browser client through the web server.\n\nThe first search engine is www.webcrawler.com\nsee: http://www.webcrawler.com/info.wbcrwl/search/help/about.htm\n\nYou can build a database with a web server on your home computer and write your own type.\n\nTake a look at:\nhttp://www.allsearchengines.com/\n\nOnce you have built your search engine you will have to do a lot of other things such as register a domain, find a provider, get the word out there..\n\nDo some searches on the history of search engines and meta data etc.. there are many layers to doing this.\n\nHope this helps.
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Search engines rely on people asking their websites be included, and on spiders. \nSpider technology is rather simple. The "spider" crawls along the web, always looking for new sites, and pages linked to a given site. These are then recorded. That is why literally hundereds or thousands of sites may be returned on a simple inquiry.\nAlso as someone else mentioned, links to other search engines and sites listing various other sites can come up in internet search results. And yes, to me, they are a pain in the ar*se.
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give it 2 weeks max, make sure you have a lot of keywords for the site. google should find it within that time, usualy when a site is born and living its life, the more sits that link to it, the more of a chance it will show up on the top of a list in a search
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A reference library told me that not all websites appear on all search engines or in the same order. I can't tell you why, except it helps to sometimes use more than one search engine.
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It depends on what your site is about.  You can submit it to as many free search engine as you can find. start with Yahoo, Google, and there are some others listed on http://www.allsearchengines.com/   One thing you want to do before submitting the site is make sure you meta tag, description and keywords are in place.  This is fine if it is a personal web site.  \n\nIf it is a business site you want to also look into sponsored searches and advertising which will cost.  Free will only get you so far.\n\nUnderstand that after you submit your site it is not guaranteed to be listed. It can take up to 30 days or more for it to start appearing in the search engine.  Google will be the hardest to get into.\n\nGood luck!!
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you can actually report you web to yahoo web crawler through Yahoo site explorer.\ngo to this adress:http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/\ntype the url of your site in the search bar, press enter to see if your site has been indexed. if not, there is a link "submit it for free", click it and submit it by yahoo help manual.
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No, you are not automatically in the yahoo engine. Even though sites get added from web trawls, this can take a while.\n\nYahoo has been notorious in the past for taking anything between 6 and 12 months to actually list a site and that has been submitting to the engine through their own signup.\n\nType "site:yoururl.com" in the yahoo engine.\n\nThis will return results that have anything to do with that url.
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It could be anywhere from every several hours to once a week or once a month, or longer.  Each search engine site should have some information on how often they update their index.  If you run your own website, you can look at the server logs to see how often their robots visit your site.
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search engines are like fishing nets. you can't always guarantee your site will show up at the top, just like you can't guarantee what kind of fish you'll get. spiderbots are constantly rescanning the web, postings are constantly appearing and disappearing, and these all affect your ranking.\n\nyour competitor may have had their domain registered longer, may have more things being written about them on the web, or may have more sites linking to theirs. \n\nthe other thing is there's often a substantial time delay in putting a site up (or modifying/optimizing it for search) and seeing a change in the results. \n\nthe only deals i've ever heard of that weren't scams were SPONSORED LINKS. i wouldn't trust anyone that said they had some "inside edge"... the big engines are public companies whose stock prices would be hurt if they did illicit side deals. \n\nmy recommendations: keep at it, make sure your content is easily searchable (in other words, more text than graphic or flash), make sure you follow the engines' guidelines for submission to a T, and see if you can get other sites (blogs, epinions, etc.) to have links back to your URL. generally speaking, the more people hosting links to your site, the higher your ranking will be.\n\nhope this helps.