The criteria used by Search Engines for ranking Web sites is based on so many variables that it is almost impossible to precisely predict where your site will be positioned from one day to the next. Such factors include: the number of other pages (sites) using similar 'keywords', keyword relevancy to the contents of your web site, cross link within your web site, how many external links to your web site, constantly changing listing criteria (algorithms) used by Search Engines and many other factors. This is why it is important to regularly submit your Web site details to every Search Engine and Web directory using a submission program like Dynamic Submission, and then to check its effectiveness with Dynamic Web Ranking. Working hand in hand they will provide the tools to ensure prominent exposure for your Web site on all those important Web resources.

Submission FAQ

	Why are there submission failures on the Submission Report?
	How long does it take to have my web site indexed?
	Why aren’t my web sites indexed by the Search Engines? (We have been using your product for around 5 weeks now, submitting about every week or so, however, we’re not showing up anywhere on any of the major Search Engines. What am I doing wrong?)
	How often shall I submit my web sites to search engines? (Does my web site will be banned by search engines if I submit to often?)
	Should I submit all my web pages or just the main index page?
	Why does my position on Search Engines constantly change?
	Is Dynamic Submission accepted by all Search Engines?
	Most Search Engines only allow you to register with them once, don’t they? (What if I change my Web Page address or start using another provider so that I have two Web Page addresses to promote? Would I then be allowed to register my Web Page address
	What is domain limitation in Dynamic Submission?
	Is there a way to get the site / page info ( title, description etc ) for each page submitted without doing a "manual" submission 1 page at a time?
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