Brian
I believe that it would be much more useful if you were to register
your site with the search engines. Google has a specific procedure to
follow:
http://www.google.com/addurl/
But you will need a site map for them.
I expect that all the search engines will have something similar to
register your site with them.
But also you should consider putting meta tags in to describe your
website. Have a look at the sources of websites and you will see that
most put something in the header. The word on the street is that the
search robots ignore the meta tags but I don't think so.
Chris
On 5 Jun 2009, at 09:29, Brian Swale wrote:
> Hi all,
> A while ago I was somewhat despondent about the apparent failure of my
> photo site pages to show up in searches simulating what a potential
> client
> might want.
>
> So I have begun a systematic revision of all 86 image pages I have
> up at
> present, inserting a few carefully chosen words a couple or three
> times on
> each page. Two or three days after doing the tested pages, one page
> came up at the very top of Google and one was on page 2.
>
> Only about 50 pages to go .....
>
> Brian Swale.
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