View Full Version : Submitting Freesites To Google
LeRoy
2009-03-31, 08:10 PM
I have submitted a few of them.
I dont want to spam Google or anything. So I'm a little reluctant to send them my daily free site.
IMO if I submit a freesite every day to Google I think it's spamming.
Any thoughts?
teenrave
2009-03-31, 09:59 PM
How many sites are you trying to submit? I have only one website that I mainly focus on. All you are doing is submitting it for their spider to crawl.
If they are all interlinked the crawler may find them all itself. Submitting the same site multiple times is not going to help you though.
LeRoy
2009-04-01, 12:31 PM
I would like to submit 1 free site per day or 30 per month.
Each freesite is on the same domain.
tickler
2009-04-01, 02:17 PM
You are probably best to just submit your domain root, which should have a site map plus a robots.txt file.
Once initially indexed, the crawlers should revisit as soecified without anymore submits.
LeRoy
2009-04-01, 02:59 PM
You are probably best to just submit your domain root, which should have a site map plus a robots.txt file.
Once initially indexed, the crawlers should revisit as soecified without anymore submits.
After searching Google on how to make a robots.txt file.
I get it now :)
Thanks for everything.
teenrave
2009-04-02, 01:46 AM
yea its not really multipile sites if it is on one domain.
NY Jester
2009-04-02, 09:44 PM
I'd submit the main Hub or Portal page with a robots.txt set up to revisit daily or weekly however you want to set it up.
horndog
2009-04-03, 06:20 PM
I've never submitted a freesite to google. I just include them in my site map.
Mr Spock
2009-04-15, 04:37 PM
I've never submitted a freesite to google. I just include them in my site map.
I take you would only include one freesite and exclude all your mirrors.
horndog
2009-04-16, 10:17 AM
I take you would only include one freesite and exclude all your mirrors.
Correct.
asianslave
2009-05-12, 06:13 PM
I have always had better results just getting decent backlinks and letting the spiders find me, rather than submitting.
mydirtyyoung
2009-05-22, 05:03 AM
I was reading that it's best to funnel your pageranks to one or a select few pages through using the "rel=nofollow" in many of your internal links. I also read to create a bunch of pages, none of which your main page links to. All this SEO trickery seems overly complicated.
Useless
2009-05-22, 04:48 PM
I was reading that it's best to funnel your pageranks to one or a select few pages through using the "rel=nofollow" in many of your internal links. I also read to create a bunch of pages, none of which your main page links to. All this SEO trickery seems overly complicated.Go ahead and give that a try. |thumb
Hollowhorn
2009-05-26, 11:04 PM
Go ahead and give that a try. |thumb
Hey Warrior, I can't tell if you are being sarcastic or not...
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