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A Profitable Niche Marketing Website - Optimised For Profit.

Submit to the Search Engines.
Track The Submission process.

Once you've created your Profitable Niche Marketing Business website it is time to submit your pages to the search engines. This can be a time consuming g process and it is vital that you get it right first time as an error may not be detected for weeks or even months.

Fortunately there are a number of excellent submission services and software solutions out there (and some extremely bad ones also.) These can save you a lot of time and effort and, of the better ones, iBusinessPromotor (Submission) provides the best priced and most comprehensive service.

Submit Your Profitable Niche Marketing Website.

The process of submitting your website to the Search Engines can be a lengthy procedure. This is due to non uniform approach adopted by the main Search engines with each having. . .

Their own Submission pages and processes.
Acceptance policy: - Some will only accept home pages whilst others will accept individual site pages.
Submission volume: - Some will allow you to submit as many pages as possible as quickly as possible whilst others will limit this.
Policy Changes: - All of this policies seem to change often for all the major search engines.
Human validation codes: - Ever wondered why websites ask you to type in the squiggly letters in the box. They say its a security check for the browser but it isn't. It's to check that the submission is being done by a human being not an auto-script. Beware of buying submission software that says it this validation check can be avoided, it can't. Better to go with an comprehensive SEO solution and submission service such as iBusinessPromotor. The extra investment is worth it as many of the cheaper software solutions simply don't perform. As with anything else in life you get what you pay for.

Nonetheless, taking these factors into consideration, it is vital that you closely observe the submission policies of each of the search engines you submit to. It can not be stressed how important this is because mistakes will not necessarily be picked up straight away. You could submit your site and sit, waiting for weeks for your site to be listed only to realise that an error has occurred.

Therefore you need to . . .

Track Your Website Submission

As previously stated some submission can take a reasonable long time to be finalised by the search engines. No matter what their individual policies each uses the same three basic procedures. These are. . .

Sending The Spiders: - After you've submitted your site the search engines use programs called "web crawlers" or more commonly "spiders" (for more about these see "Next: Traffic and Link Building" to search the HTML code of your website. It can take a while for the spiders to reach you and it is important not to panic if your site has not been ranked within a week or so. It does not necessarily indicate that your SEO efforts are off track but is more likely to be that you have yet to receive your 'spider' or haven't been indexed by the search engine so far (see SEO for Profitable Niche Marketing. )
Indexing: - Once the spiders have checked your HTML they will record your site within their database index. This does not mean that your site has been compared to others for content (ranked) but does mean that the process is ongoing and the Search Engine is aware of your sites presence.
Rankings: - Once indexed there will be a further delay before your site is eventually listed and ranked in the search results for your chosen keywords on the given search engines.

So as you can see the process of submitting your website can be prolonged. However, if you have followed the lessons learned from Profitable Niche Marketing Business then you can be confident that you have optimised your site for this process and subsequent ranking. Similarly using a high quality submission product, such as iBusinessPromotor can be very advantageous.

Both during the submission process and subsequently, you will need to develop your own traffic tracking toolbox. In the next module we will see how to build the traffic to your site and how to monitor your traffic growth (or not as the case may be).