Hello,

I just register my site in search enginee. How long does it takes for google until my search appears in google?

I also have not enter the site description yet. If it is necessary, where should I enter it ? Most sites have site description in google when people search for it. Notes, I registered through www.google.com/addurl

Thanks.

Dani AI

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Short answer for : there’s no fixed wait time. New pages can appear in search results within hours for well-linked sites, but for many new or low-authority sites it routinely takes days or weeks — and “submitting” a URL is only a hint, not a guarantee. The practical way to speed discovery is to verify the site in Google Search Console, use the URL Inspection tool’s “Request indexing” for priority pages, and submit an XML sitemap so Google can find all your URLs. (developers.google.com)

Where to put the site description: add a page-level meta description inside the HTML <head> using the meta name="description" tag (one unique description per page). Example:

<meta name="description" content="Short, accurate summary of this page (around 150-160 chars)." />

This is the snippet source that Google may use, but Google often generates its own snippet from page content, so make the description useful for people (it boosts click-through rate even if it doesn’t directly change ranking). For WordPress, an SEO plugin provides a simple per-page snippet field. (developers.google.com)

Quick troubleshooting checklist (useful after a week without indexing): check the site with site:yourdomain.com and the Search Console Coverage/URL Inspection reports; confirm robots.txt isn’t blocking crawlers and there are no noindex tags; ensure pages return HTTP 200 and render their main content (client-side JS can delay indexing); submit or resubmit a sitemap and fix any crawl errors, then request indexing again. Also add internal links from already-indexed pages and a few legitimate external links to help discovery. (developers.google.com)

About Yahoo/Bing and ranking: as hinted, Yahoo’s organic results use the Bing index, so submitting to Bing covers Yahoo. For a unique brand query like “rustoleum indonesia,” indexing + a proper title tag and at least a few relevant links normally gets the site visible — but moving onto page 1 for competitive or quality signals can take weeks to months as broader SEO work takes effect. (help.yahoo.com)

Notes tied to earlier replies: was right that crawl rate varies; is right that search engines “discover” rather than permanently register; ’s WordPress hint is on the right track — use an SEO plugin or edit the head to add the meta description and sitemap.

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one or two days. It depends on crawling rate of your website...Just go on http://freewebsubmission.com/ and submiit your site to other search engines also...

There is no registration in search engine there is only submission of your site for your introduction and good traffic as well

how to submit site to yahoo?

submit site description also..!!
u can submit from profile of your site's wordpress..!!

There is no definite time for when a site starts showing up in search results. And even if Google knows about a site, that site may show up so far down the list of results (say, page 14) that, effectively, it doesn't exist in Google's results. (I mean, does anybody go past the first few pages of results? Really?!)

Submitting a site to Bing/Yahoo! is similar to the process you used to submit your site to Google: use the submit page. Here is the direct link if you are having troubles finding it:

Is yahoo the same like Bing? I also do not know how to submit the site description in google, it does not ask me for it.

Well, yea it's already almost a week since I submit the site and do not see them in the search enginee yet. How to make my site appears in google and yahoo at least appears in the first page in the search enginee.

My site name is

At least if someone type rustoleum indonesia in the google search enginee my site suppose to appear in the first page, the key word is unique enough to make it appears in the first page, yet this is not the case.

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