Word has it that it"s better to be found by Google than to
directly submit your pages. Spidered pages apparently rank
higher, so the Google ranking algorithm is set to pay more
attention if you get a highly-ranked site to link to you.

But if you don"t know anyone in that category, let
AllTheWeb.com rescue you!

Here"s how...

In this link, just replace my website address
(EPROFITNEWS.COM) with yours:
http://www.alltheweb.com/urlinfo?q=EPROFITNEWS.COM&c=web

Copy this new URL and enter it into Google, here:
http://www.google.com/addurl.html

Repeat this for all your websites.

Better still, add these AllTheWeb URLs to one of your
pages that is regularly crawled by Google.

That"s it, my friend.



"BUT I DON’T OWN A WEBSITE"

If you don’t have a site that is regularly crawled by
Google, why not make a post to one of the forums and
use this URL in your signature?



"HOW CAN I CONFIRM THAT THE FORUM IS CRAWLED BY GOOGLE?"

Easily, my friend. Here"s what I did.

- Go to Google, http://google.com

- Type in the domain of the forum and the name Gary (because
there"s sure to be a post from someone called Gary in any
self-respecting forum, right?)

Example:
Type in "ablake.net gary" (without the quotes).

- Bingo. Mr. Google shows me a current page at the Anthony
Blake forum, which proves that their spiders regularly crawl
this site.

So post your URL there and it won’t be long and you"ll
be found by Google.



"NEXT VERSE, SAME AS THE FIRST"

Since that wasn’t too hard, why not do it with other
spidering search engines?

http://www.metacrawler.com is one. It searches
Google, FAST, Ask Jeeves, Inktomi, About, Looksmart,
FindWhat, Overture, Teoma.

So you"d type your full website address into Metacrawler
and it will generate a new page. You feed the URL of
that new page into Google, and you are done!



"WHERE"S THE FRONT DOOR ANYWAY?"

If you"re wondering where you can enter the AllTheWeb
process through their front door, just go to
http://www.marketleap.com/publinkpop/

And in the panel marked "Enter your URL here", type
in your website"s URL.

Or several URLs if you wish to see a comparison of your
site and up to three other sites.

One of the engines that MarketLeap searches is
AllTheWeb and it will show you the number of pages
where your site is listed. In my case, it"s 1015.

Click on the number and you"ll be taken to the URL
that we started with:
http://www.alltheweb.com/urlinfo?q=YOURSITE.COM&c=web

That"s where it comes from.

Happy AllTheWeb-ing!