Search Engine Submission Information and Services provided by ADK Ltd

You have quality content on your website, now you need to tell the world wide web where you website is and what you offer.
Each web page you have throughout your web site has its own web address, known as a URL. These URL's are submitted to search engines and; as shown earlier in our Search Engine Optimisation section; one can add invisible keywords behind each URL to optimise them for search engines.
An example of several URL's in a web site can be found by its navigational structure. For example your ‘Contact Us’ page would be at the URL of http://www.yoursite.co.uk/contact.html. This is the website address to that actual page and not to your homepage.

There are free submissions available through certain search engines but these only allow you to submit your homepage. With a paid search engine submissions service one can submit other pages within your web site.

ADK provides search engine submission of your web site URL's by using a tool that enables us to understand and manage the entire search engine marketing process, so we can achieve lasting results, submitting your site to thousands of search engines and directories.
Including top search engines like Google, Lycos, AOL, Yahoo UK, Excite, MSN, Netscape, Lookseek and even trade directories.

We also have the facilities to submit your site to over 31 different countries. But do remember that even though we submit your site throughout the year this does not guarantee ranking. Ranking is solely decided by the search engine. However, search engines do look for new updated pages and like words to be associated with business. Therefore, keeping your web up to date can have search engine ranking benefits too.

The following pricing structure (ex vat) and search engine submissions of URL's from ADK are as follows:

Price	10 URL Submission	30 URL Submissions	100 URL Submissions
Annual fee	£189/year	£289/year	£489/year
Setup* (one-off payment)	£160	£260	£360

When it comes to search engine submissions the only advice that you need to be aware of is that submission purely means the act of getting your web site listed with search engines. Getting listed does not mean that you will necessarily rank well for particular terms. It simply means that the search engine knows your pages exist.

Search engine submission is similar to you purchasing a National Lottery ticket. Having a ticket doesn't mean that you will win, but you must have a ticket to have any chance at all.
However, there is a way to increase the odds of winning by picking your lottery numbers carefully. Search engine optimisation is akin to this. It's making sure that the numbers you select are more likely to win than purchasing a set of numbers at random.

In summary:
One can see that search engine optimisation basically means the act of altering your site so that it may rank well for particular terms, especially with crawler-based search engines.

Download the full Submission list here