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Hi,
I have a list of mafor search egine like AOl, HOBOT , laycos, ask etc..
I am pasting a small list here

http://www.mamma.com/
http://www.dogpile.com/
http://www.metacrawler.com/

http://www.hotbot.com/
http://800go.com/800go.html

http://www.thrall.org/proteus.html

http://www.megacrawler.com/
http://www.megago.com/
http://ask.com/
http://go.com/
http://www.excite.com/
http://www.ask.com/
http://search.aol.com/aol/webhome
http://search.lycos.com/
http://www.ask.com/


There are more . I also try to search on web that how can i submit my website into these major search engines. but i can't

able to find any answer or direct add url.

I have submit my website in google , MSN , yahoo but can't able to find any information about submitting website in these

major search engine.

Will you please help tell me how can i submit my website in major search engines. I don't want to hire any services , i want

to do it my self.
I want direct Add URL address so i can submit my website. Does any one have the information about that.

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A short, practical summary to complement the thread: the long list posted by mostly names metasearch and legacy directories. The consensus from , and others — that quality content and links matter most — is correct, but a few concrete webmaster steps make discovery and troubleshooting faster. The notes below expand on that advice and tie back to the suggestion by to focus on the main engines.

Verify ownership and give search engines a sitemap. Add the site as a property in Google Search Console, verify ownership (domain or URL‑prefix) and submit an XML sitemap (common locations: /sitemap.xml or sitemap_index.xml). Use the URL Inspection tool to request re‑crawl of priority pages and watch the Coverage report for indexing errors to fix. See Google Search Console and the official sitemap guidance: Google Search Console and Sitemaps overview. (search.google.com)

Register with Microsoft/Bing and use IndexNow for faster updates. Add the site to Bing Webmaster Tools (it provides sitemap submission, crawl data and error reports) and adopt IndexNow or submit sitemaps so participating engines learn about changes quickly. Because Yahoo’s organic results are delivered from Bing’s index, Bing registration broadly covers Yahoo as well. See Bing’s guidance and IndexNow resources: [Bing Webmaster Blog / guidance] and [IndexNow official]. (blogs.bing.com)

Meta‑engines (Dogpile, Metacrawler, etc.) aggregate other engines and generally do not need direct submission — they pull from primary indexes. Priorities instead are technical hygiene: don’t block crawlers in robots.txt, avoid accidental noindex tags, fix canonical/redirect issues, keep a clear internal link structure, and ensure mobile performance and fast pages so crawlers can reach and index content efficiently. For background on metasearch behavior and robots controls see the metasearch overview and Google robots guidance. (en.wikipedia.org)

This approach gives the best coverage: maintain strong content and links (as and recommended), plus the small set of webmaster‑tool steps above to monitor and speed indexing.

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Member Avatar for jreseo

Don't bother. Build a site with good content and get links from good quality sites, and you will get crawled. No need to submit to any of these engines, especially meta-engines like dogpile that pull from other search engines.

John Erickson
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Member Avatar for Glenn1

Thanks for sharing!!!

Member Avatar for Azher

many search engines powered google so concentrate on major three search engine like GOOGLE YAHOO and MSN

Member Avatar for x3mario

AFAIK, there's no need to submit site to different SE's. Spiders will still to crawl your site even if you didn't submit it.

Member Avatar for guinanie

x3mario is right, and the best things you do is to submit it to online directory not to a search engine directory.

Member Avatar for TREVOR13

Don't bother. Build a site with good content and get links from good quality sites, and you will get crawled. No need to submit to any of these engines, especially meta-engines like dogpile that pull from other search engines.

John Erickson
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i agree wuth this one...no need to submit in search engine

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