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The list of search engines found here contains individual descriptions of each major search engine. If you have a web site, submitting it for inclusion into the major search engines should be one of your most important goals...
Pay-per-click (PPC) search engines focus on web site owners who want immediate results.
Traffic is generated to your web site by paying for placement. Paying a higher price-per-click generally means a higher ranking amongst other competing web site owners in the search results.The alternative to PPC is a free or paid listing in a non PPC search engine. These engines usually rank your page according to the number of incoming links to your site. These search engines generally "crawl" the web on a regular basis. This means that the search engine has a software program that automatically clicks on all of the links in web sites that have been submitted for manual inclusion and then indexes each page. If there is a new domain name or URL in the link that is being crawled, then that site will be included automatically without the need for manual inclusion.
Non PPC search engines typically take a few months to index a manual submission. However, if the domain or URL is included on a web page that is ranked highly, then the time required to get it indexed can be less than a week!
Meta search engines provide combined results from several search engines. These are useful for hard to find search keywords.
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