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How to Get Listed in Google

Dear Internet,

By Jeremy Gossman of acceleratedinternetprofits.com

There is really only one search engine to bother submitting to, and that is Google. You should only submit one page-your main page-once. Never submit more than one time a week. If you have a link coming to your new site from a site that is currently listed in Google, Google will find you quicker.

Most importantly, search engines that have any bearing will find you as long as Google has you listed. That's not to say that there aren't any other worthwhile search engines. Google just happens to be the most effective. If you have a non-commercial web site you will want to look into DMOZ for a separate submission.

So don't pay for directory submission. Many directories will bring you no traffic at all.

So, what's the #1 tip to getting into Google? Get people to link to your site, particularly links from sites that are already in Google.

Important Note: The more links that you have going out from your site will effect your page rank that is given to each of the outgoing links. The more links coming in will help your page rank. To have excellent search engine placement you need links that bring the most page rank with accurate anchor text. Having the proper key words that you are targeting on your web page is important as well.

----------------------------------------- Jeremy Gossman is an internet marketer and consultant that has several ventures online. You can learn more about Jeremy's latest project and subscribe to a free mini-course by visiting: http://www.acceleratedinternetprofits.com

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