I used one of those fast submits, it worked, but after some time I got off google for all the time and got my lesson, with all the false keywords and often used keywords and stuff. I recommend not to use any of stuff like that, or even forms which signs 10 000 guestbooks with your link.. :S

just have more content on your site. like articles. articles are filled with usefull info that people want. they also are filled with lots of keywords. find articles that are related to the same them of your website. just search for "free content" and you should get a good list of articles that you can put of for free.

Well, i think that you just need to pay may be some money, because millions of people want their sites to be on first pages on google, so it won`t be very cheap, i think But i don`t know exactly... try to include to your site more things that are interesting to google, for example promotion of google or something like that. Anyway, you`ll need to do something... and i also think that you should contact someone about that... but i really don`t know...

Oh, or jus try this (some man posted that in here):




I`ll try it too, thanks

You might consider signing up with google's Adsense. This way you will probably get fastest indexing by google... Im telling you this from my own expirience. Try to search on google with keyword "finaldesign studio" or just "finaldesign". My page (final-design.net) will be in the first 5 results.
Another way you can boost your site into google's spiders is to get into some link exchange programs. The best way would be to link your page with your friends that have web pages of same interests as your's... Important thing is that your friends put on their webs link to your web too! If you don't have many friends of same interest as your's there is a solution for that too. It's called link exchange. One of the best link exchange programs that Im using on my web too is http://www.link-vault.comLink-vault.com - now if you want to sign up with them, and start using this free service you can do that directly with this first link or via my refferal link: http://www.link-vault.com/?ss=4641http://www.link-vault.com/?ss=4641 which don't cost you anything, just you give me some credit...
Oh and if you wish to signup with google's Adsense goto http://www.google.com/adsensehttp://www.google.com/adsense

good luck!

I'd like to give you a good tip, but I forgot the name of a webaplication software, which claimed to be able to push your sites up!
The programmer gave many examples of his sites, which were all in the top ranks, or even on the first place, I can't remember...

The mainpurpose of this post is to tell you, that there is a (claimed to be) easy way of getting to the top ranks Note: You have to pay for it
But I will search for the software and maybe I will find it again...

With the right search phrase...

Seriously, I've found that posting news to your site is a good way to get more hits from search engines. It of course depends greatly on what you site is about, but has worked for mine.

The thing is that people tend to search about the recent happenings on their area of interest. I've monitored the search words that lead people to my site and the most popular ones are usually about new product releases that I've posted on my site.

And I can't but underline the importance of the PageRank. Good sites with good content and good working design tend to get rewarded with links from other pages thus raising their Rank.

One more thing: do not underestimate the power of "media" searches. Especially images. If it just suits your site subject, having good images on your site on a permanent pages brings a lot of hits nowadays. So whatever pics you have, put them on a HTML pages with a neat design with links and menus of your site. This way, people searching for images find your site, and not just consume your bandwidth with the image loading and leaving. I have no experience but I guess same goes for audio and video searches, at least in future.

To make your Website appear on the first page of Google and other engines will require some hard work. But if you're willing to do it, and do it right, then it won't be long until your site is recognized, and then you'll find it very easy to even make money out of it.

There are many things you can do, and the people here have talked about a lot of them. I'll try to add one or two ... :-)

1. Yes, META tags are essential, even if some SEs don't rely too much on them anymore. When your site appears on an SE, your META Description is usually the bold, highlighted, clickable link that shows first. You have to make this catchy to the searcher.

2. In Search Engine Optimization, content is king. Search Engines run a business. Their business is to provide searcher for the most relevant, most informative sites. All their technology and strategy revolves around this objective. Admittedly, most still have trouble, and others very much suck at it, but still some of them like Google do an admirable job. So focus on content; make sure that when a human visits your site, they'll find what they came looking for. This way, you'll be doing the SEs a major favor, and trust me, it's in their best interest to pay you back. :-)

3. Make every page of your site revolve around a single keyword. For example, if your website is about football, you can make a page about famous current players, famous old players, brasil, FIFA regulations, shirts colors, etc. Keywords don't have to be a single word like, ahem, "balls." It can be a phrase, say "world cup finals." The important thing here is that you should take your time choosing the phrases you think people interested in your website's theme will search for the most. Think both inside and outside the box.

4. When you have found your valuable keywords, and made sure you didacted a separate page for each, use that keyword everywhere on the page. In your META tags, in your TITLE tags, in headings, in footings, and most certainly all over the page body. Don't over do it, though. Many SEs will penalize you for it.

5. Link exchanging with other high-quality sites is a sure-fire way to increase your rank in Google, but not in many other SEs. But they're working on it, so don't take it lightly. Plus, let's face it, Google is currently the best and the most used SE, so please it, alright? :-)

I'll be writing a complete SEO guide soon, hopefully. I hope you'll find it helpful.

And good luck. :-)

I don't believe meta tag keywords are used any longer by the search engines to rank your page. The key words (words that are most appropriate for your content) should be used throughout your pages in an appropriate manner. Not too few, not too many!

I know keywords and links to your site by high-ranking pages helps your site rank higher in search engines, but..... I have a question as to what may hurt your rank.

It used to be that having your pages in frames was a bad thing to do. Is it still bad? Does it matter whether you use frames or not?

Also, does the fact that you use the older style of having font, bold, italic, etc. tags embedded in your code affect your page rank? Would removing those type of tags from your html doc and placing them in a style sheet affect your rank?
Thanks!

frames used to be a major nuisance for web designers interested in Search Engine Optimization, but not exactly in the way that first comes to mind ..

when you design a page with, say, 4 frames, then when this pages loads, there are actually 4 pages loading, only one of them will contain your significant keyword. the SE can and does recognize that page and will index it and rank it accordingly. but if we assume that this page does get a #1 rank .. when a visitor clicks on the link at the search engine results page, it'll take him to that specific page only. meaning, the frames won't show. and since most frame designers use it as a navigational aid, the visitor will most likely get lost when the frames don't show. that's why SEs had, and still have, a problem with indexing and ranking framed pages appropriately.

and as for the old HTML 3.2 tags such as bold, italics, typewriter, oblique, and the like, No, they don't have any effect, whether positive or negative on your page's ranking. they're only used by the browser itself.

but here's a hint. if you know the title attribute, which is functional since the introduction of HTML 4.0 (or 4.1, I can't remember) then this one can actually help with your optimization. for example ..

you're writing an H1 tag .. you can make it something like this ..

<h1 title="mention a brief description of this heading and the following paragraph, making sure you include your keyword in it">the heading</h1>

the title attribute can be used with most, if not all, tags, except those belonging to the <head></head> section.