“No. Search engines such as Google and Yahoo have submission forms but these are pointless. For your site to appear in their rankings it must have some level of reputation online via several factors such as in-bound links (IBL) and good content on your site. If these things are not in place, submitting to a search engine will do no good because whether search engines know of your site or not, they will not rank it.

On the other hand, search engines are actively crawling the web looking for good sites and new content. If your site is beginning to develop a reputation online (links, content, etc), search engines will find it by themselves and list it in the rankings.

So, the best way to “submit” to the search engines is to ignore the search engines completely and focus on building an online reputation.”

A study reveals that if someone was spending only one minute visiting each and every pages of the network it would take him approximately 31 thousand years without any rest.

But if he wants to read the whole content it would take him about 600 thousand decades.

At present there are more wbsites than people living in the planet. The current world population reaches 6,7 billion human beings according to the last censuses, what indicates that for every inhabitant in the world there are approximately 150 websites, as published in News.com.au.

What means this? If you spent just one minute reading every website in existence, you’d be kept busy for 31,000 years. Without any sleep. And an average person would need six hundred thousand decades of nonstop reading to read through all the information.

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