I'm still new to thi writing on-line gig. I've heard conflicting views on this so I'd appreciate the thoughts and wisdom of Hubbers.
Should I immediately register new articles with the search engines?
Looking forward to your views.
I do utilize the URL submission and I see some increase in my visits! When blogging it is always helpful to use any resource out their to get traffic!
I wrote a hub that will answer allot of your question in regards to what your asking:
http://hubpages.com/hub/COMPETING-AGAIN … HER-PROFIT
This hub will help you allot!!
No don't. Let the site do it's job. If you're search engine friendly, then you'll get indexed sooner or later. Preferably sooner
If you are talking about your hubs, then it's not worth the effort. Google finds them pretty quickly. If you are new then your time is better spent writing more hubs.
Other more expert Hubbers may be able to advise - I've read that it's a BAD thing to submit to search engines, it may actually count against you. I don't know if that's an internet myth or not.
Thank you all for your replies. I understand that google will read this site and find my articles, but what about yahoo and msn? Anybody got thoughts?
Thank you johnr54. i appreciate your input and I am stufying your information.
Yes, them too. I never submit any of my Hubs to search engines, yet 95% of my traffic comes from them.
I agree with Marisa. I have not been here long, and I have never submited a hub, but still managed to find my way to the first page for a number of hubs. Let hubpages do it for you.
Google will find hubs and forum posts all by themselves.
As an exercise, I created a forum post with a strange combination of words.
The post appears less than 10 minutes later on google with the term in quotes, and less than 30 minutesd later without quotes.
And yes, apparently Google likes to find your new content itself, or by following a link from a site that it has already indexed.
Some say that it's a disadvantage to submit links. Some say it isn't.
I really don't know.
Feel free to make up your own theory. Like everyone else does
Like a breath of fresh air, Eric is always sure to breeze in. Then out. Leaving confusion in his wake. Love it
Yes - just guerilla strikes now, making a response here and there to interesting looking posts.
I really can't be bothered putting on my waders regularly and fighting through the garbage in the forums these days.
And confusion? - No it's just reality.
SEO is a moving feast. what was true last week may not be true this week.
If anyone on the net is looking for absolutes and certainty in everything, they'll surely go mad.
cheers,
Eric G.
Hello EG
I felt the waft of your double-headedness.
And there's no certainties ... that's a given
I think in Hubpages, you don't have to submit your URLs to search engines. From what I heard and from my experience, your hubs, especially if they have unique and informative content, will appear in SE's first batch search results
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