why wont my website come up on your search?
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SEE> http://dailychanges.com/detail/?ns=YAHOO.COM&date=2006-05-12&net=1611&changes=6000&act=n \n# 2440\n\n\nGOOGLE DOES THE SAME THING. The search engines don't like to look for a URL unless you go to advanced search or add allinurl: as a prefix.\n\nYES, I SEE WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.\nHowever it does give the URL in a note below in search yahoo. I'll bet they just haven't added it yet.\n\nNew England Graveyards\n   \nWhy don't you try to delete your cookies and try again.\nJust click on the link in your question.
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Word of mouth is your best bet. Also, you can find in yahoo and google and such a way to put your site into their search engine. This takes some time because they send these page crawlers through your site to a) check if it is legal and b) look for key words that will cause your site to load when someone is searching for something.
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register your site with major search engines like Yahoo and Google. Then it will be a while for web spiders to crawl through your site and index you where they think your site belongs. Good luck getting your page up on the first page of listings though, because the algorithms of google and yahoo for determining page rankings are not public, and getting your site up on top has allot to do with clean code and incoming links.
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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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First of all, you need to submit your website to the different search engines. You can do that by the following links: \n\n(1) Yahoo Submit :\nhttp://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request\n\n(2) Google Site Submit :\nhttp://www.google.com/url?sa=X&revid=754385775&qpos=0&upos=0&oi=revisions_inline&q=http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\n\n(3) Other search engines :\nhttp://www.addme.com/submission.htm\n\nTo improve upon your ranking in the search results, you also need to get links from other websites. You can tell your friend sites to link you up. Also if your site has good content, websites may link you up, thus helping in imporving your page rank.
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You need to update your site frequently.  Add pages and information, do not take away.  That should do the trick.  Also, keep track of your changes.  A change that you may think is great...well, the search spiders may not be impressed.
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I've been trying to find a free search site for 3 days now and so far I haven't. You should also beware of the sites that want to charge you. Some of them just direct you to another site after you have already paid to another site that will try to charge you.
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You can add your site at the following location:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html?fr=FP-tab-dir-t\n\nSeveral options are presented, you have to choose the best one for you!!\n\nAll The Best
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There was probably a blip between your computer and the HGTV server...I just tried the site and it's up now!
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Just a little advice... websites that have nothing but links can be annoying.  I hate it when I do a search, click a link and it only takes me to more links. Such a pain.
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if your site is like about cars, then you have to mention the word car at least 50 times because when your site gets spidered by search engines that will show up higher ranking.\n\nBut that doesn't always work anymore.\nTry joining  DMOZ.org and becoming an editor for the category your interested in.\n\nThat way you can see how the sites are ranked.\n\nAlso put a counter on your site that shows which search engines are sending traffic your way. Then you can concentrate on improving the searches.\n\nstef
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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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If you're asking why it's still exists when you search for it - in a search engine for example like Google or Yahoo, it is because Search Engines do not deliver real time content.  \n\nWhen your site was live, it was visited by many search engines and put into that search engines database.\n\nWhen people search for information, and they get the list of websites from their favorite search engine, what they are seeing is the databased version of your website.  Not the website in real time.\n\nThe next time an update is done with the search engines, they will discover your site is no longer available and remove you from their index.\n\n- K
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To get your site listed properly you first need to put a meta title tag in your code...  I think some of your current meta tags may be causing issues as well. I would have to go back and check but you dont want to tell google to not cache your page for instance.\n\nThese days the best way to get your site indexed is to place links to it on other websites... Directories, forums(signatures).... it should only take a few days. Don't bother trying to submit it manually its a total waste of time.\nBlogs on your website are probably the fastest way to do it.. this due to the fact you can submit your blogs rss feed to hundreds of sites who post your blog entries for free.\n\nhope that helps...
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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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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.
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It sounds like your ads may have keywords that are too general or a landing page that is not 'optimised' enough. This is Google's so-called 'quality control' and has affected lots of site owners for several months.