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Site Submission in the UK
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There is much more to web site submission in the UK
than simply using the add a site forms at the UK search engines of
Google,
Yahoo
and
MSN.
It used to be easy to stand out among a crowd of thousands or even tens of
thousands of UK focused web sites. Now with major search engines measuring
their indexes in billions of pages, you need to ensure
that your UK web site has a credible UK web profile.
You need to build a UK web
profile for your site to establish credibility with the major UK search
engines. Even if they do choose to visit your web site after you submit
it, what the major UK search engines value above everything else is high
quality links to your web site from a trusted UK source.
Links to your web site from a
high quality, long established
UK
directory
will not only guarantee that your website will be found, it will also help to
ensure that you get listed in good positions for your important keywords and
phrases in major UK search engines.
Many people argue that it
is futile to 'announce your site' to the major search engines in the UK
without any existing credible UK web links. With a listing in
Dotukdirectory.co.uk you get the dual benefit of the tons of free traffic that we
send to you
directly and our vote or
endorsement of your website as a valuable UK resource. It is far
better to get good quality links from a respected UK web site and then let Google,
Yahoo and MSN find you.
Getting
good links from a respected, trusted, established UK website with significant content for your subject and your
keywords is the single most important
factor in a successful UK web site submission campaign.
High
quality, high context links to your website from a respected UK source will increase
your search engine credibility in the UK, improving your UK ranking for keywords and phrases that drive
your online sales. This will contribute directly to the profitability of your
web site.
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" I was
spending £4000 a month buying clicks from search engines,
with your help this has dropped to Zero. "
Glen Chapman
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