Other Important Engines

Aeiwi http://www.aeiwi.com/submit.html 2kCity http://www.2kcity.com/search/addurl.asp?page=adurl Exact Seek http://www.exactseek.com/add.html Find Once http://www.findonce.com/submit/ Frequent Finders http://www.frequentfinders.com/addsite.php Surf Gopher http://www.surfgopher.com/addurl.htm Info Tiger http://www.infotiger.com/addurl.html Master Site http://www.mastersite.com/addurl.htm National Directory http://www.nationaldirectory.com/addurl/ Scrub Web http://www.scrubtheweb.com/addurl.html Search It http://www.searchit.com/addurl.htm Splat Search http://www.splatsearch.com/submit.html True Search http://www.truesearch.com/addurl/ Googley http://www.googley.com/cgibin/search.cgi?AddSite=prompt Infomak http://www.url.infomak.com What You Seek http://www.whatyouseek.com/addurl-secondary.shtml Walhello http://www.walhello.com/addlinkgl.html Subjex http://www.subjex.com/submit_url.html

You're finished. Or are you? There are a LOT more search engines out there...just type "search engine" in one of them and see what comes up! There are also pay-per-click engines and directories...but this article is for Newbie. Let's not get you overwhelmed!

I hope this article helps you understand more about what is involved in search engine submissions. If you have questions, send them to jwright@aboutaffiliates.com. I'll answer them as best I can.

Internet Engineering Task Force - Interested in helping internet as a whole? This group helps maintain structure and operation of entire internet. This group is perhaps second in importance (and it could be classified as first according to some) to W3C. They also archive and maintain RFC's, which are documents which describe protocols and standards of all of internet.

http://www.ietf.org

Internet Society - Another huge organization dedicated to helping internet professionals. A large number of benefits are available.

http://www.isoc.org

Internet Engineering Task Force - Interested in helping internet as a whole? This group helps maintain structure and operation of entire internet. This group is perhaps second in importance (and it could be classified as first according to some) to W3C. They also archive and maintain RFC's, which are documents which describe protocols and standards of all of internet.

http://www.ietf.org

Paint Shop Pro Users Group (PSPUG) - If you use Paint Shop Pro (one of best graphics editors around), then this group is essential.

http://www.pspug.org

Web Master World - Want to learn about web from professionals who actually know what they are doing, with a strong emphasis on promotion (especially using search engines)? If so, visit this forum, lurk for a while, then start posting your own opinions, experiences and questions.

http://www.webmasterworld.com

World Of Webrings - A group dedicated to promoting all of webring systems. If you want to find out about webrings, this is one of best places to start.

http://www.worldofwebrings.org

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) - One of heavyweight groups of web. These people define many of standards, including HTTP, HTML and XHTML. This is best place to begin looking for information about web related specifications and documents.

http://www.w3.org