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this can be true. ive always had luck even with out a link back.

If you have time, you can visit my website <snip url>
I have submitted it to google, yahoo, but the effect is not good.
Can you give me some advice?

Thank you!

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Since the URL was snipped, here is a quick SEO triage you can run that covers the most common reasons a new site does not gain traction. is right that your address did not show, and is spot on that weak optimization or a brand-new domain are typical culprits. Work through the steps below, then share specific findings for a deeper review.

  • Crawl and index: Verify your domain in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools (this also covers Yahoo). Submit an XML sitemap and check for errors or excluded pages. Make sure you are not blocking bots or noindexing key pages. See Google’s starter guide if any of this is new to you: Google’s SEO starter guide. Robots and meta examples:
# robots.txt (allow crawling)
User-agent: *
Disallow:
<!-- Canonical on each indexable page -->
<link rel="canonical" href="https://www.example.com/current-page/" />

Guidance: Robots.txt basics, Consolidate duplicate URLs, Bing Webmaster Tools.

  • On-page basics: Give every page a unique, descriptive title tag and meta description. Use one clear H1 that matches search intent. Write original content that answers a focused query better than competitors. Link between related pages so important pages are 2 to 3 clicks from the homepage.

  • Quality and speed: Ensure the site is mobile-friendly and fast; aim to pass Core Web Vitals. Thin or copied content will hold you back no matter how many times you resubmit.

Expect some lag with a new domain. Do the checks above, publish a few genuinely useful pages, and give it a few weeks before judging progress. If you can share specific errors from Search Console, folks here can help pinpoint fixes.

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your web site address didnt show up. put domain dot com.

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We don't allow members to link to their sites in their posts except when asking for coding help and we need to see the site to troubleshoot or when asking for a website review in the proper forum.

Without even visiting their site the odds are it is poorly optimized and has average to poor content. Or, it's brand new and they are impatient.

If you want to make sure your site is well optimized start with this post and then ask specific questions.

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