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I want submit my site to Global 900000 search engines,will it bring much traffic? :rolleyes:

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asked about submitting a site to "Global 900000" search engines and later requested submission providers. and pushed back on volume-first tactics, and reminded everyone to build for users. The practical takeaway: chasing hundreds of submission services rarely produces useful traffic. Targeted verification with the major engines and steady site quality improvements are the effective steps.

Practical, immediate actions:

  • Verify the site and submit an XML sitemap to Google Search Console (Search Console, Sitemaps overview).
  • Register the site with Bing Webmaster Tools and submit the same sitemap (Bing Webmaster Tools).
  • Confirm robots.txt, canonical tags, and noindex usage are correct; follow core SEO basics for crawlability and content structure (SEO starter guide).
  • Improve content depth, page speed, mobile experience, and internal linking. Those attract real visitors and links.
  • Avoid paid "bulk submission" or low-quality directory services; they often create useless links and can harm visibility (link schemes guidance).

For local businesses, claim a Google Business Profile (Google Business Profile). For non-English markets only add local engines (Yandex, Baidu) when targeting those audiences. Monitor indexing and organic traffic in Search Console and analytics, and treat SEO as steady work rather than a one-time submit.

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I want submit my site to Global 900000 search engines,will it bring much traffic? :rolleyes:

Search engines or Directories / FFAs? :) In either case, it would hardly bring any traffic.

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Yep, make pages for users, not for search engines.

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Can anyone suggest me some submission providers?

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