Skip to content
Moz news 2 649533a

Where to Submit Your Site to Search Engines

J

Table of Contents

J

Where to Submit Your Site to Search Engines

A lot of people ask, "Where do I submit my site to search engines?" If you're new to SEO, it's a lot easier than you think. 

You see all these advertisements proclaiming that for $20 they will submit your site to 10,000 search engines. Well, the truth is, that's a scam. There aren't 10,000 search engines, at least not 10,000 that will end up delivering any traffic to your site. At the time I'm writing this, the only ones you need to worry about are the BIG 3 - that is Google, MSN, and Yahoo. They reach about 98% of the web, so everything else is a waste of time. Besides, many of the smaller search engines get their results from the BIG 3, or they spider the BIG 3 to look for sites to include. So, if you get listed in the BIG 3, you'll basically cover the whole web. There are a few exceptions, but for now this is all you need to worry about.

The URLs for the BIG 3 to submit your site:

Google: http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl

MSN: http://search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx

Yahoo: http://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request

This YouMoz entry was submitted by one of our community members. The author’s views are entirely their own (excluding an unlikely case of hypnosis) and may not reflect the views of Moz.


Back to Top

With Moz Pro, you have the tools you need to get SEO right — all in one place.

Read Next

Convince Your Boss to Send You to MozCon 2025 [Plus Bonus Letter Template]

Convince Your Boss to Send You to MozCon 2025 [Plus Bonus Letter Template]

Jul 03, 2025
How To Drive More Conversions With Fewer Clicks [MozCon 2025 Speaker Series]

How To Drive More Conversions With Fewer Clicks [MozCon 2025 Speaker Series]

Jun 18, 2025
London Calling: 15 Activities to Bookend Your Trip to MozCon

London Calling: 15 Activities to Bookend Your Trip to MozCon

Jun 17, 2025

Comments

Please keep your comments TAGFEE by following the community etiquette

Comments are closed. Got a burning question? Head to our Q&A section to start a new conversation.