GlobalPromote - URL Submissions and Website Translations

Guaranteed URL Submissions to Search Engines and Web Directories including Website Translations

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URL Submission
I have had my site submitted by Global Promotion. Should I keep submitting my site myself, to get more traffic?
I have been checking all day, and my site has not been listed in ANY search engines! What's going on?
Translation
Which languages do you translate?
How do I know if the translation will be accurate or not?
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URL Submission
Q.I have had my site submitted by Global Promotion. Should I keep submitting my site myself, to get more traffic?
A. No. Many search engines will ban a URL all together if it has been submitted too often. We highly recommend that once you have purchased a submission package, that you stop all other submissions.

Q. I have been checking all day, and my site has not been listed in ANY search engines! What's going on?
A. Because of the amount of submissions that search engines receive each day, it can take days, weeks, or even months for your site to be listed. The best thing you can do is sit tight, and make sure that your site is maintained, and search engine ready for when the search engine finds your site for listing, and that submissions are kept up on a regular basis, but not too often.
Submitting once per month is a pretty good rule of thumb. Keep in mind also, that many search engines do NOT guarantee to list your site, so you need to keep up the submission process until your site is listed, and then keep up submissions to make sure that it stays listed. Search engines can drop a site as early as one month after it has been listed.
If you need your site to be listed sooner, you may consider a priority submission.

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Translation
Q. Which languages do you translate?
A. We translate the most common and widely used languages. These include, Japanese, French, Dutch, Spanish, German, Chinese (both traditional and simplified), Korean, Italian, Czech, Portuguese, Finnish, Danish and Swedish.

Q. How do I know if the translation will be accurate or not?
A. All translations are done by hand, by native speakers of the language that is being translated. We do not use translation software. You can rest assured that your site will be translated with linguistic, monetary and cultural differences in mind.

General Support
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