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When you are deciding on the major search engine directories that you want your website to be listed in, you should not overlook one of the most important ones: the DMOZ (short form for Directory Mozilla).

Let's be honest. There's three types of people in the world.

If you're a non-American business with a .com web address, and your regional Yahoo ranking is important to you, then my story might interest you.

How does one get listed in Google.de? If you're in the US Google will you automatically show up in Google.de? What other German search engines or directories are there for sites who want German-speaking visitors?

1. Each page should have a different title, meta description and meta keywords. The information should be appropriate to the particular page, not generic to the site.

With Google delivering so much traffic, it is only normal to be eager to submit your page and have it indexed as soon as possible. However, submitting your page is not your only option, and it's not the best one. If this sounds strange keep reading.

Reader Question: I have submitted my site to the major search engines including Google and DMOZ (Open Directory Project). I'm not getting much traffic to my site and believe this is largely because the site can't be found on Google. We've used the proper meta tags, meta-description and header bar, even the home page body is keyword rich. I've been busy getting links to the site from other relevant sites.

Many of my web design clients are initially surprised to learn that, even though they now have a website and can view it on the Internet, their site cannot be found via the search engines-even if they search on the domain name itself! If you have decided to invest in a website for your business it is important that you have some understanding of the terrain.