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Old August 23rd, 2006, 04:37 AM
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Where does MSN take url's from?

I wonder if I shoud submit my site
www.aquamedia-design.com
directly to msn or do it from dmoz?
msn will consider it ?

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Old August 23rd, 2006, 08:29 AM
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Just get a back link from a good site and very soon you'll see your site indexed. Have never submitted my sites to MSN and still get top ranks in tough niche.

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Old August 24th, 2006, 03:44 AM
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According to me, just submit your site in directories; Dmoz takes time while adding new sites. Dmoz considers different factor while listing any site. So, submit your site in directories, this will help you in getting more backlinks. When your backlinks are more then search engine will automatically find & list your site.

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Old August 24th, 2006, 06:47 AM
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Smile Does MSN has a place to submit your site for indexing

I am trying to submit my site www.pljewelry.com to MSN but can not find a place within MSN to do the submission. Could anyone please give me a hint. Thank you.

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According to me, just submit your site in directories; Dmoz takes time while adding new sites. Dmoz considers different factor while listing any site. So, submit your site in directories, this will help you in getting more backlinks. When your backlinks are more then search engine will automatically find & list your site.


What is Dmoz? Thanks, phaml at www.pljewelry.com

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What is Dmoz? Thanks, phaml at www.pljewelry.com


It's a large human edited dicrectory. Dmoz gets indexed frequently so getting listed there will help you get indexed in the search engines faster.

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