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What are your favorite search engines you like do submissions too?

juicebrenner
Sat 22 October 2011, 02:01 am GMT +0200
 Besides the big 3.
Google
Yahoo
Bing

timmy
Sat 22 October 2011, 08:17 am GMT +0200
My favorite search engines is Google :P....

Nikolas
Sat 22 October 2011, 01:02 pm GMT +0200
Well why do you submit your site to search engines? If your site has incoming links search engines automatically will get it in their results.

juicebrenner
Sat 22 October 2011, 04:37 pm GMT +0200
Yes a site can be found naturally through major search engines without submission.Of course, many of the small engines are not as sophisticated as the "Big 3". I have found that I gain maximum exposure by submitting my site to many smaller engines. The importance of this is to get indexed by as many engines possible.There are may new ones popping up. For instance, I just learned of new one that is in beta. It's called "Wire Doo".

anita
Sun 23 October 2011, 03:41 am GMT +0200
Google is the most commonly used search engine in the world. More than 65% internet users use Google.
Secondly, submission is an important part of optimization.

PakEr82
Mon 24 October 2011, 03:13 pm GMT +0200
Ask.com but it is not really popular so sometimes i always use google becuase it has a nice search engine result..

searchoptmedia
Tue 25 October 2011, 11:24 am GMT +0200
Mu favorite is Google, It all has the information!

opensourceexpert
Tue 25 October 2011, 01:56 pm GMT +0200
google is the most popular one. People use it more than any other search engines.

dannsalik
Tue 25 October 2011, 06:54 pm GMT +0200
As everybody know Google is the info based search engine and yahoo and bing are business based so, i like Yahoo for my business and Google is for Search ...

logoonlinepros1
Mon 31 October 2011, 09:10 am GMT +0100
Of course Google an yahoo:)

Josephp
Mon 14 November 2011, 09:08 am GMT +0100
I liked the Google most

hostnametoip
Thu 24 November 2011, 01:17 pm GMT +0100
Google
Yahoo
is best :)

joffrenz
Wed 7 December 2011, 07:55 am GMT +0100
Same here, my favorite search engine is Google too, it's fast and user-friendly.

mujahidshaikh
Thu 8 December 2011, 10:29 am GMT +0100
I guess Google is quite enough.. Because once you got the result in Google you will definitely get the result in other search engine. I know all search engine had their own algorithm but it's my personal experience :)

transcribing
Thu 15 December 2011, 08:13 am GMT +0100
hey,
Google, Yahoo and Bing are my favourite search engines.

stella_j
Wed 21 December 2011, 01:18 pm GMT +0100
Google is my default search engine I set it on my all web browsers.

transcribing
Thu 22 December 2011, 01:42 pm GMT +0100
hey,
Yahoo and Google are my favourite search engines in which i do maximum number of submissions.

alacia
Tue 27 December 2011, 08:08 am GMT +0100
I like only google.

DuncanM
Thu 29 December 2011, 05:21 am GMT +0100
I submit to as many as possible.

Yes, if your site has links to it, the search engines should find it. However, I consider search engine submission yet another part of traffic generation--part of an overall strategy. After all, if we all wanted to sit back and wait for search engines to send traffic to our sites, most of us would not bother doing directory submission, forum participation, social bookmarking, article writing, blogging, Facebook Fan Pages, etc. Sometimes people discover something good without even realizing such a site was available--without doing a search for anything in particular.

Here is a site with many country-specific search engines:

http://www.philb.com/countryse.htm

I find that, after you have first submitted to the big sites (DMOZ, Google, Yahoo!/Bing), it is best to walk away and direct your energy on other activities. Waiting for a response from DMOZ or Google could take a long time, so don't wait around on them. However, if you submit to a country-specific search engine, you often get positive results faster. For example, if you are a Canadian webmaster, with a .ca website, and you submit to some of the Canadian search engines, the administrators of those sites might be more flexible about including your site. In turn, that improves the odds of getting listed in other search engines and other sites. So . . . you haven't sat around doing nothing while waiting for results from the Big Three.

In addition, there are many niche search engines (for example, search engines specifically for scholarly papers, scientific documents, blogs, teaching resources, etc.). Again, it is often easier and faster to get listed in a search engine if your site fits into that engine's theme nicely than it is to get into a site like, say, DMOZ.

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