Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Submission

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Mac House is not a search engine optimization (SEO) company. But we've accumulated knowledge over this subject for the past years and are giving out free tips that will help you promote your site and get it posted on search directories.
You don't have to pay hundreds of dollars or even thousands of dollars to have your web site posted on search engines. Web site optimization and search engine submission aren't easy if you don't know what steps to take. That doesn't necessarily meant that you cannot optimize your web site for yourself. On this site, there are all the tips you need to submit your site to search engines.

Have you ever submitted your website but never had it posted on search directories? If you are one of them who had had that painful experience, you just need to understand how the search engine works. Remember, with all the tips you read here, if you can't have your web site posted on major search engines, the best SEO can't do it on your behalf, either.
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Search engine submission is not just send your web site to search engines.

Submitting a website on your own

• What are search engines?
• How the search engine works
• History of search engines
• What determines rankings
• Links and rankings
• To improve page rankings
• Bad practies
• Search engines, true or false
• Conclusion

How the Search Engine Works

Last updated: July 25, 2005

When a query is requested, the web server instantly goes out to look for results and sorts billions of online documents. Then it makes a decision on the relevancy of your query to the search results. This sorting process (indexing) is automated and cannot be manually intervened. And the web server only relies on the keywords you enter to perform an online query. For the site owner, the factors that mostly matter to be found are the page content, the number and the qualities of the sites that are linked to theirs and the relevance of the site content to the keywords in query.
More precisely, Google gives a close look at how a query is performed. When a query is requested through your computer, the web server receives it, first. This query is in turn sent to the index server. Then the query goes to the document server where actual web documents are stored as data. This is where right documents are extracted and their short descriptions are made. Finally, your query is returned with results through the web server. Amazingly, this whole process only takes less than half a second.
So why does the ranking of one site change from time to time? That's simply because search directory's index is constantly updated. Relative importance of a site to a particular query or its ranking may change when the index is updated and new sites are added and deleted.

Search engine optimization starts even when you decide to build a new web site.