Should I submit my website to search engines or let it happen on it's own.

4    08 Apr 2017 01:19 by u/DatBoiii

I've been reading conflicting info, anyone have any knowledge on this?

8 comments

4 u/WhiteRonin 08 Apr 2017 02:01

Submit to a search engine?

Throw Google analytics on it, make sure your robots file is set, have a site map, make sure all your tags are done properly, make sure your HTML is semantic and look at long tail keywords.

For a good method to check your site. Run it through an accessibility checker and through screaming frog (something frog ...) it's a Java app so should run on all platforms.

Then make sure your content matches keywords and is updated regularly.

Domains propoganda within hours recently so no big problem there.

1 u/ArchaicQuest 04 May 2017 08:21

I recently launched ArchaicQuest and I registered it in the search console. I think letting google find it naturally is a myth that it's better for you. I'm doing OK for my keywords and it's day 6

1 u/bondarenko 06 Jun 2017 12:02

Google will only find it by itself if it follows a link from another place, keep the keywords succinct and use tls for best initial searchranks.

0 u/pumpkeen 16 Apr 2017 05:39

For google it's better to register on google Webmaster and then add your sitemap there, this is the best way for google. I don't know about others.