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You will need to optimize your website, and work on a link building campaign. If you choose to optimize your own site, here are a few sites where you can learn more: http://www.seomoz.org http://www.seochat.com http://www.seobook.com You can also outsource your SEO efforts, but it can be costly to find a reputable SEO consultant. And just a warning, there are tons of SEO's out there that promise the world. Just remember, noone can guarantee #1 ranking on any search engine, so be careful when SEO's make too good to be true promises for $99.99... Good luck...

2. How do search Engines like Google or others calculate time required to search?

Any programming language will allow precision down to the millisecond. This is typically done one of two ways. Using server-side code (php, vb, etc) you grab the server's time before and after the search code is executed. Using client-side code (JavaScript), you basically do the same thing- subtracting the current time before and after you execute the code. Client-side grabs the time from the user's computer and the serv-side grabs the server's time. This should matter though, as long as your before and after times are from the same place.

3. How can we collect data from different job search engines and display them in a single site?

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4. What is the latest development and trend in search engines ?

http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/ has 2 sections on new SE developments, and search engine news. Over 50 such articles as the SE's change and update often so there is much to read and keep current with. Some examples of latest developments and trends http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/05/hot-trends-added-to-google-trends.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/05/yahoo-search-engine-update.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/05/taking-advantage-of-google-universal.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/05/msn-yahoo-partnership-envisioned.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/05/two-new-google-ranking-patents-and.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/04/google-my-search-history-personalizes.html http://ontheavenues-diy-seo.blogspot.com/2007/04/search-engines-come-together-on.html

5. How do you remove search engines from the Firefox search bar?

hi, you just need to install the extension listed below. You can then right click and delete the ones you dont want.

6. What is the best directory of search engines?

google yahoo ask webcrawler findfast altavista search on them.

7. How to get high listings on the search engines without paying?

This is an answer I wrote about 12 months ago, things may have changed slightly but a lot will still hold true... Several criteria determine the amount of traffic your website gets but by far the most important are to have a good search engine ranking and good links to your site. Search engines use a complicated and secret algorithm to determine which sites are placed where in the rankings but there are several tricks you can employ to boost you ranking. There's lots of articles on the net to do with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) but I ignore all of them and do things my way. This seems to work as every site I've created ranks within the top 6 on Google even when there's millions of results found. A site I created less than a week ago is already ranked number 1 by Yahoo and Google. These are some of my tips... -- GIVE YOUR PAGE A GOOD TITLE TAG -- One of the first things a search engine looks at is the title tag of the page. When writing the tag use the same words people are likely to key in when using a search engine. For example, if your page is about space travel then a title such as Space Travel - Be a Shuttle Rocket Tourist and Journey to the Moon is much better than All about flying to the moon and back. Why? Because the first tag includes words people are likely to use in a search engine such as space, travel, shuttle, rocket, tourist, journey and moon. -- GIVE YOUR PAGE A RELEVANT NAME -- Search engines look at page names. If your domain was mydomain.com then a page name such as mydomain.com/space-travel will do much better than mydomain.com/section1/part2/page3. -- USE THE DESCRIPTION TAG -- Some search engines including Google support this tag - others don't. Compare a Yahoo search for 'Black Eyed Peas' to a Google Search. Both of them find blackeyedpeas.com but Yahoo describe it as ... Multi-platinum 2-time Grammy-winners The Black Eyed Peas cross an historic threshold as their hit ... The Black Eyed Peas, Sergio Mendes, John Legend, Justin Timberlake and others .... Google uses the description tag and describes it as Official site includes videos, message boards, tour dates, and photo gallery. Additional content is available to members. -- USE THE ALT TAG -- Some search engines ignore the alt tag, others include it when spidering your site. Not only that but some visually impaired users and power-surfers who turn off images rely on alt tags. -- FLASH ANIMATION / SCRIPTING / DHTML -- Spiders are unable to follow these linking systems. If all your pages are linked using Flash, DHTML or scripts then the spider won't follow the links and your pages won't get indexed. If you're designing your site this way the least you can do it to include conventional text links to the main pages of your site and ideally to a Site Map that contains text links to every page. -- SPLASH PAGES -- These are the animated front pages to a site, usually nothing there other than an animation and a 'Skip Intro' link. Spiders don't like Splash and as this is the doorway to your site think carefully before creating one. -- DOORWAY PAGES -- These are pages that exist on a site but are not accessible to the visitor, if someone tries to access the page they are redirected elsewhere. Historically webmasters created such pages and stuffed them full of popular keywords and phrases. Spiders have wised up to Doorways and there's nothing better for getting yourself pushed right down in the rankings or kicked out altogether than use of Doorway Pages. -- HIDDEN TEXT -- Some web pages hide text by printing white text on a white background for example. Often such text has nothing at all to do with the site but is just a list of popular words and phrases used to draw people to the site. Spiders can spot tricks like these and will penalise sites that employ such tactics. -- PUT A HEADING ON YOUR PAGE -- The heading should closely match the page title. You need to format the heading as a Heading Style and not simply use bold and underlined text. -- REPEAT KEYWORDS AND PHRASES -- Include in the text of your page several instances of keywords and phrases people may use in a search engine. Using the space travel example your page should include words such as space, travel, fly, moon, space-tourist and so on. Repeat them frequently but don't overdo it. -- USE OF THE KEYWORD TAG -- This is something that's falling out of favour with search engines. Originally this was a useful tag for ensuring your page contained variants of words, particularly those that are often mis-spelled (e.g. Britney, Britany, Brittany, Spears, Spiers etc). I haven't used this tag for some time and I've heard people say it can be detrimental to search engine rankings. -- AVOID 404 (PAGE NOT FOUND) ERRORS -- Spiders hate these and after finding one or two on your site will leave it. Don't rely on an E404 page to take visitors to a designated page when the target page is missing. -- ADD YOUR SITE TO DIRECTORIES -- You can add your site to appropriate categories in online directories. There's hundreds of them altogether but the 4 main ones are... http://dir.yahoo.com/ http://www.wikidweb.com/ http://www.dmoz.org/ http://directory.google.com/ There's an extensive list here... http://www.seocompany.ca/directory/free-web-directories.html -- SEARCH ENGINE SUBMISSION -- Google dominates the search engine market, Yahoo and MSN are the other two key players. A lot of the others use Google. If you can get your site indexed by these three then you've pretty much covered all your bases. Rather than waiting for the spiders to find you it may help to add your site to the submission lists. http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html http://search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx?FORM=WSDD2 -- ESTABLISH GOOD LINKS -- This is the most important factor of all. You need lots of relevant and 'respected' pages linking back to yours as each link scores bonus points in the rankings algorithm. The best links are those from trusted sites that are themselves established. For example, if the space travel site has links from NASA, the European Space Agency, ABC News and the like it will give it a serious boost in the rankings. One link from NASA would be worth more than a whole bunch of links from less relevant sites. It's worth taking the time and effort to get links from as many sites as possible. Visit relevant sites and e-mail the webmaster with details of your site. Because links are vitally important your site has to be make people want to link to it. I make it a policy to never link to sites that have pop-ups and I'm sure many other people do too. -- HAVE A GOOD SITE -- When creating your site think how it's going to appear to visitors. Bear in mind different people use different browsers and have different connection speeds. A large page might look fantastic to someone with a fast connection will be a real pain to someone with a slow connection. If you need to put advertising on your site then make it relevant and discreet - one thing guaranteed to get someone off your site is to have pop-ups and 'in yer face' advertising, can you think of any successful site that employs these tactics? If your site is an informative one then make it so visitors can get the information they want quickly - don't go for Flash intros and complicated menus and use only common fonts, if the font isn't on a visitors computer their browser will use the default font instead. Navigation must be easy with every page having a link back to the homepage and don't use frames, they're seriously outdated, users don't like them and spiders ignore them. Avoid cluttering your site, spread it out or onto more pages. Keep the text brief, unless it's something the visitor wants to read they'll soon get bored and go off to another site. -- REMEMBER WHY PEOPLE USE THE INTERNET -- Ignoring porn and all that stuff, the primary use of the internet is for information so make your pages informative. The space travel website could include information about the universe, each of the planets in the solar system, a history of space flight and so on. This will generate a lot more traffic which in turn is likely to lead to more links and ultimately a higher ranking. -- IGNORE SEO COMPANIES -- You probably receive e-mails from companies offering to get you higher rankings in the search engines. Their number one concern isn't your site but their balance sheet, treat them the same as you would with an e-mail for Viagra and hit delete. They do work to an extent but not by doing anything you can't do for free. Google get e-mails from companies offering to help rank their own site, see what else Google have to say about these companies... http://www.google.com/webmasters/seo.html -- CONSIDER ADWORDS -- You pay for these, how much you pay is up to you. If someone enters a search phrase that matches your adwords then your ad is displayed on the results page. If more than one ad matches then they're displayed in the order of who pays most for their adwords. -- SPREAD THE WORD -- Just tell people about your site and add posts in relevant forums, blogs etc. -- BE PATIENT -- In general the longer a site is around the better it does in the search engine rankings, largely because as time passes more and more sites will link to it. If your site relates to a popular subject you may find it ranks low down to start with then climbs steadily in the rankings, it could take years before you have a good ranking. -- THE END -- Hope this gives you something to go on and you get the traffic you want.

8. what search engines will be used when the buyer find the oversea suppliers?

Google has the longest tenicals of any website today. You can always search Google for a host country's most popular search enigine or B2B sites.

9. What are other methods of searching for things online other than search engines?

10. How to increase rankings on search engines?

SEO is the active practice of optimizing a web site by improving internal and external aspects in order to increase the traffic the site receives from search engines. http://www.seomoz.org/article/beginners-guide-to-search-engine-optimization Keyword search Keyword research enables site owners to choose keywords when constructing and optimizing a website (page). Keyword research is also extensively used to manage PPC advertising campaigns or if you are looking to research and identify profitable niche markets. When performing keyword research for constructing and optimizing a website (page) you are looking to select search terms that will reach your target audience. One of the common mistakes made by some SEOs is to avoid choosing keywords that are very competitive. Searchers tend to use a lot modifiers when they search and the more competitive the search term the more likely they are to use a modifier. Removing the possibility of ranking well for these modified searches is not a good idea. Competition can be a factor in deciding how to target a specific search term but you should never ignore a search term simply because you believe it is too competitive. http://www.seo-blog.com/tutorial.php You can do several things to increase traffic flow. When making your own web site do some research on how to optimize your site so that you get a good ranking with a natural search. You do this by embedding smart key words. 1 )Key word tool by google https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal 2) Keyword suggestion http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-suggestions-google/ 3) Keyword Typo Generator Tool https://adwords.google.com/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox 4)Freeky word http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/ You need get your web address in as many locations as possible on the net. You do this by article submission, link swap and free classifieds. Article submission and Classifieds link Best Answer - Chosen by Asker http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlhJiR7ZcCCBRbp_sdnJwW3ty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080111092859AA6vfTxshow=7#profile-info-lpytzfawaa

11. How can I add my website to search engines like yahoo and google? What is the simplest way to do this process?

★★ PROMOTE YOUR WEB SITE ★★ ◙ You need to submit your site to many search engines. Search engines will not accept your site if it is listed on free-for-all list sites. They will not accept it if it is a newbie site that is about them only. Think of a subject and write about it. It can take 2 weeks to 6 months or more before they list you. Even if they do accept your site you'll need to check your listing occasionally to make certain it is still listed. If a site gets no traffic or isn't updated regularly they will delte your listing. If you are a serious webmaster you will need to read about site optimisation at http://www.searchengines.com/ Another great site is http://www.searchenginewatch.com/ Search engine submission tips (lots of info) http://www.searchenginewatch.com/webmasters/ ◙ You'll find about 400 search engines here. ☞ http://dwight.clickthesky.com/search/ ◙ There are web sites that claim to submit your site to hundreds of search engines at once. The only one I recommend is http://www.dmoz.org/ The other search engines use this directory to supplement their own directories. Youdd it to google here http://www.google.com/addurl/ ◙ If you have a Geocities home page list it in Geocities Homepage Directory http://pages.yahoo.com/ You'll find help for that here http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/geo/gmembers/ ◙ Read about Google's unique page ranking system. ☞ http://www.googleguide.com/pagerank.html ◙ Improving search engine positioning (ranking) with other search engines. ☞ http://www.google.com/search?q=improving+search+engine+rank+position

12. How do search engines rate sites that attract a lot of spams?

No one would really know the answer to this except the search engines themselves but as an experienced web developer and seo practioner I would say, take a look at the content of the site, is the site being managed, is spam being managed, if its not and its infested with spam then obviously the search engine isn't gonna want to recommend a site like that. If on the other hand the site gets loads of spam but its managed, removed, pruned and kept under control then I dont see any reason why the search engines will penalise you. Just keep your site clean of spam and you'll be ok. Good luck

13. What are some good volunteer search engines online?!?

http://www.volunteermatch.org/

14. Trying to submit a website to search engines on my own. Anyone know of free ones?

You can submit your website address to Google, Yahoo and other big search engines by simply going to their website and clicking on a link that says submit a web address and it takes a few days for them to add it to their database. Keep in mind, simply doing this will not increase your traffic. You need to promote your website on any and all marketing materials you have. Also, you can use Google Analytics to help you track your traffic and once you see where its coming from you can spend more time focusing on that source of traffic.

15. How do you remove a website from search engines?

All the major search engines support robots.txt and if you put this in it: User-agent: * Disallow: / your site will not be included by the search engines http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/exclusion-admin.html This may take a while but it does cover all the search engines. If you are in a hurry you can use the individual engines URL removal request tool. Like Google's for example http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=61062

16. How can I get my website onto search engines such as Google etc?

This is one of the most essential but difficult tasks for website owners. First you need to add content pages to your site, with each page a separate topic with the name and keywords specific to that page. Right now, the search engines have nothing to index as the site is 'under construction'. You need to 'submit' your site to Google (free) and other major search engines and directories. Many are free. There are also programs you can buy to help you do this with a certain amount of automation. Write articles and blogs and put a link to your site on them. Find other sites that are related but not directly competitive and ask them for a link back to your site. Offer them a similar back link. It takes time, though. But first you need content.

17. How do I post topics to search engines so that they can be linked to a new website?

By creating your own web site. Everything on a personal web site is searchable. Search engines look for key words over connected servers that host web pages. Your chance of recieving many hits is low, there are trillions of web sites, and yours may be buried in about a billion pages. If you are serious about wanting searches to find your web page you have to pay search engine companies very big bucks to surface closer to the top of search results, The titled searches that make up the boarders of web site searches has paid millions of dollars for being featured like that. Here is my suggestion, publish your website address so people will get the word that the site exist. So they know to go to that site for that information, like in local news paper, bulletin boards, what ever, forget relying on a search engine, your site is a tiny speck in the big picture, that approach is not a successful option, unless you have a several thousand dollars to waste on search engine listings

18. What are some of your favorite unique search engines?

Hm...IDK. Well, Answers.com is a unique one that's so specific it's like a Wikipedia article. Ask is good too. I don't know many, but I hope I helped!! I'm sorry if I didn't :(

19. What is the best way to get tons of traffic without search engines?

Do NOT blast your email to millions of people! It's spam, it's illegal, and it will cost you your entire business! Email marketing can be an effective strategy, if you find ways to reach people who have actually opted to receive emails. However, if someone sells you a list of email addresses, or promises to blast your message via email, then this will absolutely be viewed as spamming and your web site WILL be shut down by your ISP within a few hours. The best email marketing strategy is actually to either participate actively (and helpfully, with relevant advice) in email discussion groups or by buying ads to sponsor such discussion group mailings. There are many, many, many other marketing strategies that don't involve search engines. For example: - link requests to sites with related content; - creating links to sites with related content; - participating in online discussion forums, with helpful relevant content, and respecting the rules of each forum; - free classified sites (I've never found them effective, but some folks claim to), if you respect the rules of each site; - blogging - commenting on other blogs with relevant, genuine comments and a discreet reference to your web site (again, respecting the rules of each blog); - buying advertising on web sites directly; - buying advertising through ad networks such as Google AdWords Content Network, Yahoo Publisher Network, ValueClick, and many others; - offering an affiliate program that pays for specific results (if your only goal is traffic, this won't work, but if your goal is to sell products or services, it might). Without knowing your specific goals for the web site (sales? impact public opinion? solicit donations?), nobody can really offer you meaningful advice. Try re-posting with a more focused description of your goals.

20. Is there a free way to get my business registered on search engines?

You don't have to do anything - it's all done automatically. About twice a month spybots and search bots scan the interent for new material and it gets added, depeninding on frequent use, popularity and how often it is updated. These bots work on regonising text so have lots of words at least on the homepage and update it often for a greater chance. I assume it will be on in a few weeks time.. Oh and it costs nothing - your will be on MSN as they update there site I think everyday...