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Google still allows people to submit sites - they, and the other se's, simply don't find you faster because of it. But for a new site to submit once, it won't hurt - just don't repeat - and follow the other good se advice about getting links to your site, etc to help them.
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good stuff thanks. looks like a lot of patienceis required.
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I know it's a little outdated but i should say this information just tought me a LOT about search engines. Thank you all for this thread.
Doreen
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You mean shouldn't your meta tags do that? Actually, you can put that in, but they won't return according to it - They'll return according to whether you are doing things that make them feel they SHOULD return - like new content, # of visitors you get, etc. You can tell them to return every week, and they might for a couple weeks but if they see no change, they'll change it to monthly or even longer. I don't bother with that meta.
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Shouldn't your sitemap indicate how often a SE returns????
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this is excellent advice. i will be adding my name to the list on Vodahits
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hello people im new hear just signed up 2 2day will some body help me out in wot to do plz x x x
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ronincenter - if you post your site in a thread about this - we might be able to see why not - and lots is important here - how long have you WILL find you if you do the work necessary.
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literally, no.
I did try to look up my name. What I got was articles related to me, but not exactly information pertaining directly to me.
Altavista used to index a site that i created, but not google. Now, both doesn't.
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Hi great informations, thanks to all.
Bojan
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The supplemental database can hurt you - as it usually means that Google sees that page as similar or duplicate content to other pages - and isn't using that page as an entry page as often. This will happen immediately if you have the same meta titles and descriptions on multiple pages.
You also will see your cached page from long ago if the se's have been back many times and never seen changes - on the supplemental pages - they will not read these pages as often - however, resubmitting isn't necessary - what is necessary is having good, relevant content on these page with links to these specific pages from other websites. Links shouldn't all be to your home page.
That said, if you do your websites correctly you NEVER need to submit to any se's - as they prefer to find you naturally. And you do NOT need to submit your site because you make changes - the se's will find them all on their own - and, as has been mentioned - can decide you are being a pest with the submissions. And if all you do is play with your title - they are going to come back less often.
Do not try to fool the se's - they will discover it - and it could be why you no longer are seeing yourself there.
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Originally posted by paulbAlso have you noticed strange cache dates. Lots of people are reporting cache pages appearing from six to 12 months ago yet their websites are up to date etc, then there's the "supplemental results" a new side database to stop the main one clogging up perhaps, who knows.
Paul
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Originally posted by pet121XML sitemap in my opinion google does use, no question. I do not know the exact date but google stated about six months ago sandboxing websites before indexing them. The sandbox I like to think of a quaranteen. Google will hold you site from indexing up to six months. I was just lucky to miss this change in google. Now there is google jagger a new thing to read up on.
Paul
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