Currently we offer 40

Aeiwi
Aesop
Alexa
AlltheWeb
Blu Win
Claymont
CrucesOnline
DH Climate Entire Web
eVisum
ExactSeek
GigaBlast
Google (includes; iwon , excite & infoseek)
HotBot
ImproveMySearch
InfoWorld
InternetCruiser
Jade
Jadoo
Jternet
MaxPromo
National Directory
OnSeek
Pinak
Rex
Scrub The Web
Search It
SearchORama
Search Warp
SitesOnDisplay
Spider
Subjex
Super Snooper
Surf Gopher
Try America
Voila
WalHello
WebSquash
Web Search
WiseNut


Your submission list is impressive but why not include Yahoo amongst others?

Yahoo, Dmoz, and other Internet Directories require manual submission of your site. They need for you to pick from a large list of ever growing and changing categories and supply a description of your site. It's not easy to find where to submit your site as they prefer you pay for expedited submission. We give you direct URLs and instructions on how to do it for free.

Some other major search engines no longer accept free submissions and charge what we feel is an outrageous price just to be included without any guarantees on placement. What they don't tell you is, that if your site is indexed by other search engines or other sites have links to you they will in fact find "crawl" your website at some point and consider you for inclusion. This however can take some time, and some people do opt for expedited inclusion. By submitting to the major search engines, some of which share databases, you will actually find yourself included on search engines that you never individually submitted to.

Some other search engines will charge your for top placement, but unless you have a profit positive business model or are unafraid to burn some cash, it's not always worth the cost. They charge per click or per impression. If you decide this is the option for you, we tell you exactly where to go and how to stretch your dollar.

I've seen other submission services that submit to thousands of sites and guarantee high placement

Don't be fooled by pay services that claim to submit your site to thousands of sites. 99% of search engine traffic comes from top search engines. Anything beyond 40 search engines is just filler — free for all link sites and small obscure or niche specific search engines that get very little traffic. Nobody can guarantee you placement, unless it's a money back guarantee which they may make difficult to reimburse. Some services guarantee to give you top placement but what they don't tell you is that claim is because they you need to upgrade to premium placement which costs you money and you can do for yourself. Premium placement must be maintained by continually depositing funds to pay for the impressions or clicks your listing gets.

How soon do I get listed in the search engines?

Unfortunately that is a very difficult question to answer. Some search engines will crawl your website instantly but take up to 3 weeks to index you in their main database. And that'sif you get accept, which is not guaranteed. Our optimization guide lists some of the major search engines and the adverage time it takes to get listed.

If it's not guaranteed, how can I increase my chances of getting listed?

Most likely you will be, but nearly all search engines will tell you that submitting your URL to them does not guarantee you will be included. A site that appears to be a duplicate of another, or if your site doesn’t have enough content on it, are both common reasons for non inclusion.

How often should I submit my site?

It is suggested not more than twice a month. Any more than that can get your URL banned from various engines. If you haven't been listed, be patient.