Need a Bristol Search Engine Submission Company?

Is your website lost at the bottom of the search engine results pages?

You need a Bristol search engine submission company to submit it to thousands of search engines every month to improve your rankings, right?

Wrong. Here's why...

The world's most popular search engine - Google.com - is a 'crawler-based' engine. This means is that it regularly 'crawls' the web - sending its computers to follow links from pages to pages, and sites to sites; building up an extensive database of websites as it goes along.

Google updates it's index of websites on a regular basis - meaning that if a website [that is already in Google's index] links to your website, then you can simply sit back and wait for Google to find you!

Search engine submission and re-submission will make little difference to this. In fact, Google's Webmaster Guidelines explicitly state that "it is NOT necessary to submit your site to Google in order to be included in our index."

The reasons for this are simple. If search engines already know your site exists, why do they need to know about it again? Search engines thrive not only on producing relevant results, but that their index of websites is up-to-date. It is in their interest to regularly revisit your site, and therefore do not require you (or a search engine submission company) to do this for them.

Unnecessary or detrimental?
Rather than simply being unnecessary, many search engine professionals believe that re-submitting can be detrimental. By regularly re-submitting, what you are doing is using that search engine's resources, and it is likely that this waste of resources will be looked on unfavorably.... possibly by ranking your site lower.

Many believe that you may actually achieve a more favourable ranking if the search engine finds you on its own.

There are about six major search engines - not 10,000, 1,000 or even 100. Whats more, this small handful of major players accounts for a huge majority of Internet traffic.

Quality is what is important here - not quantity.

Google accounts for an estimated 75% of searches carried out in the US. That's an astonishing percentage, and this goes a long way to explain why spending time and money submitting to many obscure search engines simply isn't worth-while.

To submit to a huge number of search engines requires computer software, and with some of these engines explicitly stating that automatic submission is unacceptable, there are strong reasons to believe that sites may simply be penalized for being submitted automatically.

Get More Email!
Submitting your site to a whole load of unknown 'search engines' and other dubious sites could actually mean that your site gets submitted to FFA (Free For All) engines or 'link farms'. You'll see a hugh rise in email... but it won't be orders.

These types of listings are not only an excellent way for your site to be penalised, but the only other results that you are likely to see is an increase in spam email.