SEO Tycoon

**lgc252** · 04-10-2006, 01:03 PM

I AM TRYING TO GET MY WEBSITE RECOGNIZED BY THE SEARCH ENGINES. I HAVE TRIED WRITING AND RE-WRITING MY TITLES, KEYWORDS AND DESCRIPTIONS. ALL THE ADVICE I HAVE READ - NO MATTER WHAT THE SOURCE -- CONFLICTS WITH EVERYTHING ELSE THAT SERVES AS ADVICE. ISN'T THERE A "BEST" WAY TO WRITE THESE THINGS AND THEN A "BEST" WAY TO SUBMIT THEM TO THE SEARCH ENGINES?

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP - WMTalk IS A GREAT RESOURCE!

LARRY --

WWW.USSTRINGS.COM

You submit your site to each individual search engine and/or directory. To do this, go to each search engine and/or directory and look for a link to submit your site.

Important: Make sure you submit the exact full address of the first page in your index. It should include the /page/page/12345.htm that follows your address or if you have a friendly url, it should include the /FRIENDLYURLHERE.html adddress. Although when you enter in just your web address (e.g. www.abc.CityMax.com), it actually forwards to whatever page is first in your index, most search engines will not accept a site address which forwards as they think you are trying to cheat with a doorway page that helps increase your ranking.

**chrishirst** · 04-10-2006, 05:48 PM

Just start here http://www.highrankings.com/forum/in...?showtopic=833

If I read correctly what they think they are supposed to be saying, it's complete crap

**3pointRoss** · 04-11-2006, 12:47 AM

I don't know if you are the one editing the HTML for your site..

I remember you last post, and it looks like you are making some good changes. Adding content to the front page is a good idea.

I would change your title, put the keyword you want searched for most at the front of your title... not the end.

So "Guitar Strings - usstrings.com, providing etc..."

Second, use some H tags. Google and other search engines like a website that has heirachy in the content.

Which means

<h1>heading 1</h1>
<p>content...</p>

<h2>Heading 2<.h2>
<p>content...</p>

Also give it some time, Google tends to be slow on updates for sites that don't make many changes. Unless you have an update every time google hits your site, it will take longer before it comes back.