Search Engine Optimisation & Submission services.

How long till I see results from the Search Processed pages?

Ah! The million dollar question. To answer this we must first look to "Spider", "Listed" and "Bot".  Many of you are aware of the word "spidered".  Like in, "has my site been spidered" or several of my pages were spidered yesterday" or "the spider bot spidered my spiderable site by spidering it on Tuesday" :-) OK. OK.

Lets look at a "Bot". This is short for robot. The search engines use these "bots" to "spider" your website, website pages and/or Search Processed pages.  All this means is that the search engine sends out a scout, so to speak, to see if anything is new or different out there on the World Wide Web.  It's a software type that searches for new or different content that it is programmed to consider would be good for us humans.  Spidered is used to get the idea of this thing with many legs, each leg scouting a different part of the Internet. I guess it could have been called an octopus. It basically communicates the same thing.

Each search engine uses it's own bot. There's the Google Bot, the MSN bot and many others.

Now, there are literally billions and billions of web pages on the internet that the bots need to spider. This takes a considerable amount of time. Once your site is spidered, it then needs to be listed or Indexed. The Search Engines get to this as they can. We're just going to say for simplicity purposes that Listed or Indexed are basically the same thing.

These are the main factors in this question. If you could know where the search engine spiders were at any given moment, know where they were going next and how far they were actually going in that leg of the Internet, you could bottle it up and become very rich.

There have been many, many pages and reports written on predicting this activity.  They are probably all very correct too.  The problem is that the Search Engines change there "algorithms" relatively often and the thing that worked last week to get your pages listed doesn't necessarily work this week.  It changes often.

We now use up to-date  software to find what is new or different out there on the World Wide Web that will attract the attention of  the search engine spiders and software resource for search engine submission and registration services.

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Last Up dated 21:59 27/12/2004