There has always been great competition among the top search engines. And as Google greedily increases its market share, competition becomes more and more intense.

Most recently, for example, Microsoft created something called Search Perks. This new promotion actually rewards users for searching.

At one time or another, you may have manually submitted your website to search engines without success, and wondered why your website wasn’t being indexed. And perhaps you even used a submission service, all to no avail. You are not alone. Many websites are also unable to be indexed. Fortunately, there are ways to correct your problem.

In this article, we highlight some factors which might delay or even prevent your site from being indexed by search engines, and give suggestions on how to fix the problems.

For many websites, getting into Google is the result of a lot of time and effort. And when success is finally had, search engine optimization strategies are retired or abandoned.

Unfortunately, getting into Google doesn’t mean that your work is done. You also need to continually work to stay in Google and remain at the top of the search engine results pages (SERPs) for your keywords. Additionally, while Google is the most important search engine, don’t forget there are also many other search engines that can send traffic your way.

In this article, we address the ongoing work that must be done to maintain traffic and search engine rankings, as well as other search engines that you might want to pay attention to.