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Hi John
Have you tried linking to it from a site that is already being regularly
spidered by Google?
I find this far more effective at getting a new site listed than by using
direct submission to Google or Google site maps.
Sam

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-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Free [mailto:jon at tangymedia.co.uk] 
Sent: 21 January 2008 11:51
To: underscore at under-score.org.uk
Subject: [_] Thumb Twiddling

(_),

Sorry for yet another SEO flavored question but I seem to be somewhat
twiddling my thumbs over a site we have recently redeveloped. The site has
some pretty specific keywords that any SEO needs to be aimed at and we have
pretty much done everything we know possible to get the highest rank. But it
seems despite all of the changes we have made, very little has happened
within the rankings. Now before we take another look at it I wanted to get
some kind of idea how long you actually need to leave a site to be indexed
by the SE's (Google mainly)??

Any suggestions, experience of time??

Thanks

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Jon Free 
Technical Developer
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Email: Jon at tangymedia.co.uk 


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