Website Submission
Your website looks great. But does it generate business?
Website submission is critical to generating business. Submission entails submitting a URL to a search engine or search directory to get listed on the search site. Today, search engines play a major role in generating traffic for almost every website. Even a well-designed website won’t see a lot of traffic unless it’s listed on major search engines, like Google, Yahoo, and MSN.
Web users worldwide visit these search engines to retrieve information, so listing your site on major search engines and directories is smart. It draws qualified traffic, boosts search engine rankings, and most importantly of all, generates leads and conversions. And that means more business for you. But submitting your website requires professional guidance, since every search engine has strict rules and guidelines for site submission.
OneNetDesign is a premier search engine submission firm. We provide manual search engine submission and directory submission services. We analyse every website thoroughly before submitting it to a search engine, eliminating anything that might prevent it from getting listed. We also optimise Meta tags, ensuring that crawlers recognise the site. After submitting a site, we follow-up with the search engine to make certain that the site gets listed and earns high search-engine rankings.
What separates OneNetDesign from other submission services?
First, we submit websites only to authenticated and relevant search engines. It’s the only way we do it. Other submission services offer websites to thousands of useless search engines. This often gets them listed as spam.
In addition, we perform manual URL submission to top search engines, including MSN, Google, and Yahoo. Unlike automatic submission - which doesn’t allow for customisation - manual submission ensures high quality listings because it lets you tailor the site to the search engine’s latest requirements.
Search Engine and Directory Submission Services Include
- Analysing directories to determine which categories competitors are listed and what type of descriptions their sites have
- Identifying appropriate directory categories
- Review and fix broken links and other errors
- Determine the keywords to be included in the page titles and site summary descriptions
- Compose titles and site summary descriptions according to the directory's submission guidelines
- Submission to Yahoo, ODP, and numerous second-tier directories
- Verify that the website has been accepted into the correct category.
- Follow up with editors to reverse any changes to the listings inconsistent with your marketing goals.
