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How do you submit a blog to the search engines

By Mike | September 25, 2008

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Today’s question:

How do you get a blog submitted to different search engines

The best way is to let the search engines find you. Submitting your blog to the search engines is a waste of time in my opinion.

Create a back link from another site. If you don’t have another site you can use any of the various free sites (blogger, Wordpress.com, Squidoo, etc.) or even any active forum. This way the search engines find you which is always better than submissions.

This will get you indexed much more quickly than any submission.

Now that does not mean that I won’t add my blog feed to the various rss directories as this can be beneficial but I never submit them to Google, Yahoo, etc.

As always your questions and comments are welcomed.

Mike Paetzold

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2 Responses to “How do you submit a blog to the search engines”

  1. Budi Says:
    September 25th, 2008 at 12:31 pm

    hi mike,
    thanks for the post, it’s very helpful for me to build my blog with wordpress.

    But I have a question:
    how many backlinks to get indexed by search engine?(minimum)

    thanks again.

  2. Mike Says:
    September 29th, 2008 at 3:26 pm

    @Budi - You only need one to get indexed but you need to constantly work on getting more for higher rankings.

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