You don’t have to end up lost in the online shuffle.
The reason it didn’t work is that they didn’t pick up a map and follow it! They walk away saying that the Internet doesn’t work for them. Then, after months or years of just wandering around online, they give up in frustration and quit. They tried to build their own businesses online without having a roadmap to success. How hard would it be if you tried this adventure without one? Yet, this is exactly what people do every single day in the online world. Would you ever consider going on a vacation across the country without bringing a map? It is hard enough to find your way in some places with a map. They are money hungry and aren’t looking out for your best interest. This isn’t the case and I would stay away from these companies. Many SEO companies assert that you need to pay to be indexed. It should be noted that submitting your site to Google, Yahoo, MSN, and many others doesn’t cost a fee. It doesn’t help or get your site crawled any quicker or more often. And once is enough… you don’t need to submit your site more than once. Plus, it only entails about 5 minutes of added work assuming you only submit to the big guys. With all due respect, submitting your site to the search engines can’t hurt. This is the basis for the Google PageRank algorithm. If the presented content is of interest, useful, and/or important, there is a natural tendency among web users to link to information. In theory though, a website owner shouldn’t have to ’scout’ or ‘hunt’ for links. In fact, acquiring back-links may be the most important of SEO. Subsequently, if that page links to other pages within your site, they will also be indexed… and so on.įor this reason, inbound linking is very important. Using that logic, a single inbound link from any already-indexed page will identify your page to the engine.
The majority of search engines nowadays (most notably Google) crawl and index pages by following links. The simple answer is no – search engine submission isn’t necessary.
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