submission software

[mikess]

I have a friend with a few hundred domains. I believe most are developed and ready for search engine submission. It would take forever to manually submit each domain/website so I am looking for he following. Any help is appreciated.

Does anyone know which search engine submission software has an easy way to add a lot of domains at once or quickly for submission. The ones I found are below but seem like you need to individually add a lot of info for each domain or website. We just need a simple system to add each name quickly or bulk import a list of names.

Here are the ones I found.

dynamic submission
web postion gold
submitwolf pro 7.0
Seo Toolkit

[Poker]

Submission software is not needed to get indexed by the major SE's, in fact it can hurt you with some. What is needed are links to sites that are already indexed by the major SE's...if you have sites that have been indexed and are being crawled then just add links to your other sites but spread them around and do your best to make the links make sense wherever you place them.

The Directories that count require manual submission, so software not needed there either. Hard work pays off. A lot of SE software just pays the seller.

[Adam Dicker]

For link directrories that will help you use submitease.com

it's really good.

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[JRBHosting]

If you have time and money, you can buy IBP Business ($900, I believe).

If you want, I can do the work for you for a small fee per domain...PM me if you want

IBP certainly gets the job done well.

Jason

[leo]

You should let the search engines find your sites..get some backlinks submit your sites to social bookmarking sites and they will be indexd in less than a day.

[bensd]

For link directrories that will help you use submitease.com

it's really good.

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Appears to be a parked domain?

[tonyfloyd]

can you give me ex's of social bookmarking sites???

[tonyfloyd]

Look in your post.

look in my post??...which one??....when you say social bookmarking sites....do u mean sites like myspace, craigslist, etc...or sites like digg, technorati???

or both???

[dotcomgiant]

I use WebCeo ( www.webceo.com ), you can also try it out .



Thanks

[Adam Dicker]

http://www.submiteaze.com/

correct link above.

sorry.

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[mikess]

thanks for the links. the hard thing is finding a program that you can bulk import list of names and submit with a few clicks. Most require manual input for each name (project/submission).

BTW: the same question as tonyfloyd, which types of "social bookmarking" sites does lazyleo refer to? myspace type or the others mentioned?

[unholy1]

I use digXmas submitter ( www.digixmas.com ) it's free.
It is semi-automatic as you will still need to input the CAPTCHA for each directory submitted to.

I paid $150 for a guy (at scriptlance.com) to submit 35 of my new sites using this tool and all the sites that were submitted 3-4 months ago now have PR3 or 4, one is even a PR 5.
Take note though, the sites were submitted using the tool to over 100 directories, and only got accepted for inclusion in about 25-30 of them for each of the sites.
If you're as lazy as I am perhaps you can try this.

[Liquiteq]

A previous discussion on this:

http://www.dnforum.com/f191/search-engine-submission-services-thread-220257.html

Bulk/Automated submission is a difficult one because it is inherently low quality and untargeted.

You should let the search engines find your sites..get some backlinks submit your sites to social bookmarking sites and they will be indexd in less than a day.

Providing you have something people want to read. This would require content.

Also, bulk listings fom the same location may be frowned upton.

[christian1]

The easiest way to get all sites indexed is just throw them all up on one page named "good sites" or something similar.

Seperate them into categorized headings, link that page to the index of one of the sites and go to a text link brokerage site and buyy twp pr 5 links for one month.

They will all be indexed within two weeks or probably a lot less.

Cheers, Chris