Only one-third of all web sites are picked up by submissions to Google. The other two-thirds are found by Googlebots. Seems a shame – a waste of time and the risk of being inaccurately categorized by a crawler. Solve the problem by submitting your URL and getting it right the first time.
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Search Engine Directories
Search engine directories are great, if you can get listed. The Google Directory contains categories into which different sites are entered, so if you want you skateboard site to move up in PR, get listed under ‘Kids and Teens’ on Google.
Underground Accessibility Tips
Getting visitors to your site, and improving your traffic rate, is tough. So why do some site designers make it even harder for users to easily view your offerings? What you don’t know about accessibility can hurt you – a lot!