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By Linda J Baldridge
© 2005-2011 Linda J Baldridge-BIZ USA INC.
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BIZ USA Online provides small business resource guide for new entrepreneurs and a business directory for business websites, business owners.
Who is BIZ USA Online? BIZ USA Online is a free small business advertising agency and resource center, founded by a women entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. We created this site to be your resource center for articles about starting your own business and becoming a fist time entrpreneur, advertising agency for small business solutions. Inside our site you will find tips and suggestions on how to get started owning a business, practical information to help you grow your business from an idea to an actual business model. At BIZ USA Online we offer a free business directory to advertise your small business listing, you are more than welcome to signup here for a small business listing. BIZ USA Online:: Monroe, WA:: Small Business Resource Guide, Small Business Advertising Agency, Entrepreneur Resource Guide, Small Business Tips, Idea Into Reality, Free Business Listing, Free Advertising For Small Business, Small Business Directory, Small Business Domain Names, Small Business Plans, Business Startups, Business Consulting Firms, Business Structures, Small Business Financing, Legal Requirments, Product Market Research, Advertising & Marketing Your Small Business, Managment of Small Business
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Free Website Submission - In order for your website to be # 1 on Google, Yahoo, MSN search engines your website must meet the following criteria, these search engine robots will not index your website if these items aren't in place!
Before submitting your website to any search engines,
read about' search engine optimization:
- Description Page Title
- Page content
- Useful keyword and keyword phrases through out content
- Description meta tags information
- Pages with external links
- Sitemap or Sitelinks
- Pages on your site that have links pointing to them from other sites.
- Pages with internal links
See which links on your site have been identified as candidates for appearing directly in Google search results.
Nowadays, your site must be listed on Google, Yahoo! and MSN. These three search engines are now *the* dominant search engines on the web, and account for the majority of search engine traffic that your site is likely to receive.
Submission to these search engines is easy and you need only submit your home page. Other pages, linked to from the home page, will then get added to the search engine's database over time.
Once your site is listed on the major search engines, you should hand-submit your site to these other major search directories, also:
Open Directory Project (DMOZ) - www.dmoz.org
Strongest Links Directories - www.strongestlinksdirectory.com
Search Engine Submission Basics
Find at least one site listed on the major search engines, and get an inbound link from that site to your site (find out how here - about reciprocal linking.)
Slowly, over time, add your site to the important directories too
As long as your site is indexed on search engines like Google, then there's no need to keep on submitting new pages. Just make sure you maintain a site map, that is accessible from the home page, and add your new pages to the site map as and when you create them. (Read this article to find out how to promote new site content.)
Monitor Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS)
After a month or so, check to see if your site exists on the major search engines. (Do a search for your website URL; e.g. do a search for www.yourwebsitename.com .)
If it isn't then put more effort into getting a site to link to you that does exist on the search engine. (If your site is not yet on a directory, and it should be according to their terms and conditions, then contact the directory owner with a polite email asking them when your site is likely to get added.)
