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please share about the above topic to update my knowledge in seo because i am new to this field..

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Short answer: “Submission” today means two different things. One is the technical side — telling search engines where your pages are (sitemaps, robots.txt, Search Console) so they can crawl and index them. The other is promotional — getting exposure and backlinks through directories, guest posts, press releases and outreach. The technical step is the only one that directly notifies Google; promotional work is for traffic and link equity. Google Search Console: sitemaps & submit. (developers.google.com)

Practical starter checklist (do these first): verify your site in Google Search Console; upload an XML sitemap and list it in robots.txt; fix any accidental noindex or crawl errors; use the URL Inspection tool to test pages and request indexing when appropriate; make sure internal linking, canonical tags and structured data are correct so crawlers can understand your site. Submitting a sitemap helps discovery but doesn’t guarantee ranking. [How to request indexing / GSC guide]. (searchenginejournal.com)

About directories, article submissions and link-building: mass, low-quality directory and article submissions are mostly low-value now — pick a few niche, well-moderated directories (or local listings like Google Business Profile) rather than blasting hundreds of sites. Guest posts still work if they add real value to the host site. Do not buy links or participate in link schemes — Google treats paid/unnatural links as violations. For large-scale article-for-links campaigns, Google has explicitly warned against spammy behavior. (cognitiveseo.com)

Sandbox question: Google has said there’s no fixed “sandbox” penalty, but new sites often take time for ranking because Google’s systems need signals to judge quality. Treat early months as a trust-building phase: publish useful, original content, fix technical issues, earn a few editorial links and claim your local/brand listings. That approach shortens the time to show up in relevant searches. (seroundtable.com)

Notes tied to this thread: as suggested, separate technical (on‑page) work from promotion (off‑page). As hinted, earned editorial links beat low-quality mass submissions. Ignore the “150 words” rule mentioned by — write useful content instead of aiming for a fixed length.

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Member Avatar for canadafred

How can you be new if you need an update? Curious as to the logic.

Member Avatar for sahilrealestate

SEO means search engine optimization. There are two parts of SEO. On page optimization and off page optimization. In on page optimization we do changes on website and in off page we do link building for website.

Member Avatar for mayaestat

In SEO, submission process like directory submissions, forum submission , press release submission etc is only for creating backlinks and getting the traffic on our website.

Member Avatar for salvi

sumission is just to add to any site but always keep as per topic where you would submit your links. I recommend make 150 words an article because some place you need to add article on article submission directories.

Member Avatar for jobtardisportal

Thank you all for giving those nice informations.

Member Avatar for winstanleyf1

you can submit to directories search engines etc.. but the best way to get noticed is to have high PR links pointing to your website, that way your webpage will gte picked up naturally by the search engines, indexed too... without a submission process!

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thanks for your sharing sir can you explain me how to submit it in directory search engines i can't understand what you are coming to say.please clear my doubt

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what is the uses of sandbox in seo process

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