Get The Search Engine Directories To Get Curious About You
(Instead of Vice Versa)
Do you ever get tired of chasing after search engines --- Googling your own popularity on the web is becoming an obsession for some businesses. Terms like "link juice" have their merit. But getting the big guys to take notice of you can take some time.
I just got a course from the UK about how to get on authority sites. Not a lot of meat in there. But there are a few highlights that make it somewhat worth reading. Its definately for people who have their feet wet in SEO.
The best advice - and simplest for today - is to get signed up on Digg.Com.
When it first came out in the media mainstream in 1986 I was a bit cautious but its proven to be effective. Its stayed the course. When many social media and bookmarking sites have since bit the dust this one continues to deliver.
One of the reasons why I like it is because it sends spider bots on demand. Sure, there are a lot of sites that do that but this is one is really aggressive. It will continue to send bots back to your site to make sure it isn't missing out on anything.... like -- if you updated your site in the last 12 hours.
>>>>>> login to www.Digg.com its worth checking out and its free.
After you add your link onto the site it will send bots over to check out your site and alert other search engines. Its a great way to get your search engine rankings up too.
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