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About Web Site Promotion

Most Search Engines have their own specific categories and classifications. You must select an appropriate category that most closely fits your website, the content and general focus. Dynamic Submission gathers all the information about your site and its category, and then compiles and analyzes all categories across all supported Search Engines, creating a special script for each engine with the correct information required for a successful submission. From time to time Search Engines change their database structure and add or remove categories from their database. Some Search Engines may no longer be available, whilst new engines are appearing daily. To make sure you have up-to-date and correct engine data we update the engine data files on our server twice a month. You can therefore easily update your engine data file when you are online. We recommend that you do this every two weeks.

When your submission is complete, it will display a printable final report screen in both HTML or ASCII Text file format, showing which engines have accepted your submission, and which have not. With such information on hand you can re-submit your site to the 'unsuccessful' engines next time, making sure your site always has the best exposure available without sacrificing your valuable on-line time.

The time between submitting your URL and getting it into the engines database varies and is different from engine to engine. Some of them need 2 or 3 days, some of them need two weeks, and others need 4-5 months !!! There is no magic bullet to avoid this time delay. Most Search Engines check their database to see if URLs still exist and to see if they have been recently updated. Most engines seem to take 5-8 weeks.

You will receive notification messages from some engines if your submission has been successfully accepted. However not all of them do this.

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Auto Submission

Once you have created your web profile and optimized your web page, you can relax and let Dynamic Submission automatically submit your web sites to all the major Search Engines by just clicking the "Submit” button.

You can follow the below steps to do an auto submission and view submission report. What's important is that you need to add URL in your web site profile so that the program can do the auto submission for you.

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Manual Submission

Not all the Search Engines accept Auto Submission. There are three types of Search Engines for which you will need to do manual submission for: Free manual search engines, Pay-Per-Inclusion engines and Pay-Per-Click engines.

• For Free manual search engines, you can submit you web site without payment. However you need to do the submission manually. For example, AltaVista's Free Engine, requests you to enter a computer generated image code each time you login, which means you have to submit your website manually. Another example is open directory engines - dmoz.com. You need to browse in the directory and select the right category before you do your submission.

• Pay Per Inclusion engine is where an advertiser (the person submitting the URL) needs to pay a fee to search engines in order to get their web sites to be listed in the search engines. Normally your web site will be indexed by the search engines within 24 hours and your listing will be updated frequently. You are also requested to pay a renewal fee for your listing every 6 months or annually. However, this doesn't guarantee a particular position in the search results, you still need to optimize your web site manually in order to achieve higher ranking. Yahoo, LookSmart , etc. are these kind of Engines.

• A Pay Per Click (also known as Pay Per Ranking, Pay Per Placement, Pay Per Performance or Pay Per Position) search engine enables you to list your site at a particular position of the search results according to the keyword bid. You list your website by selecting keywords that refer to your product or service. You only pay for the clicks (or click through) to your web site. For each keyword you determine how much you are willing to spend and what position you want. The higher you bid the higher you will appear in the search results. Examples are Overture, 7Search, FindWhat, etc. For more information, please click here.

Please note that submission of your web site to Free manual search engines is different from submission to Pay Per Inclusion engines and Pay Per Click engines. For Free manual search engines, normally you sumbit your web site from add-site page directly. But for PPI and PPC engines, you need to set up an account in these engines and provide login details.

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Schedule Submission

This feature allows you to schedule your submission task to run the submission automatically at specific time with specific intervals. For example, you can set up the scheduler to submit your web site very 30 days.

Understanding Search Engines

There are many types of search engines. According to the way of submission, we can separate them into Free Submission Search Engines and Manual Submission Search Engines.

1. Free Submission Search Engines - These kind of engines allow for free submission. You can use the Auto Submission tool of Dynamic Submission software to submit your web sites to these engines. Generally Speaking, there are 3 types: General Engines, Directories and FFA.

• General Engines - also call Spider Engine or Indexing Search Engines. For this type of engines, you don't need to submit your web site details. You just need to enter your web site URL and submit it . These engines will retrieve your web site details from the Meta Tag or the body of your web site automatically. Example is Google, AltaVista, etc.

• Directories - Internet Directories engines. Directories are not automatically generated but are compiled by editors. A website that is submitted to a directory is subsequently catalogued and linked to one or more topics. As the directories are set up by experienced editors, they generally produce more targeted results. Example is Yahoo.com .

• FFA - collections of Free for All pages (FFA) links. FFA are pages in which links to website can be entered together with a short comment. Owners of websites thereby enter the registration themselves, and there is no editing board to review the entries. It is free and becomes immediately effective.

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