- Posted by e2 on 10.01.09
- Tags Site Review, Links Exchange
There are many methods to get indexed, but for someone that has a new website and does not have tens of older websites already indexed by search engine (Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc.) below is a method to get indexed into search engine quickly.
First thing’s first, you need to know how search engines find websites. It is very simple. The way that search engines find new websites is they will visit a website that is already in their index, then from that site, they will follow all of the links on that site, to visit the next site. Then they will visit that website and visit all of the links on that page and so on. This is called "crawling". Search engines will "Crawl" your website to find new information and place it into their index of search results.
Let’s think about this for a minute. Let’s say that you have a new website and you just created it. It is not indexed by any of the search engines. Meaning, the search engines don’t know this website exists yet. So, how would the search engines find out about this site? Easy, they need to find your site by following links on websites that are already in their index. Now, once we know this, all you need to do is find websites that are already indexed by the search engines and get them to link to yours.
That’s all fine but it can be a little tricky getting others to link to your site, if they have no incentive to do so. No problem, that’s why we’ll use this method I’m about to tell you, to get thousands of websites to link to your site quickly.
All you’ll need to do is write an article based on the topic of your website, such as family development. At the bottom of your article, you’ll include a link to your website. Once you’ve done this, you’ll visit many of the popular SEO friendly web directories on the web, and you’ll simply submit your article to those directories. Once they’ve added your article and link to their site, the search engines will visit their website, and then follow all the links on their site. One of those links will be a link to your site, and abracadabra! You’re indexed by the search engines.
The more business web directory that you submit to, the more links you’ll get back to your website, and the more times that search engines will visit your site. The more links you get, the quicker you’ll get indexed. Sounds simple, right? Well, it is!
Living expenses may be lower perhaps because you can substract child support and mortgage payments, because of a decrease in income tax payments or an end to your savings plan.
You may also drive a less expensive, older automobile. Why not? You need transportation, but you do not need to impress anyone and you are no longer as dependent on your automobile.
You can save by getting a smaller house or an apartment that will eliminate the upkeep that a home requires. Either way, moving into smaller quarters can save you money.
You will not have to go to work every day so your clothing costs will be lower.
Yet, as many retired people put it,"It is pointed out all to frequently, by those a score of years or more away from retirement, that "When you reach the age of retirement, you can live on less income." I am retiring next year and I ask, Who wants to?! Why should not a man or woman, after a lifetime of sacrifices, of hard work, of effort, of giving, want most to do and to have and least to do without and to have not?"
The argument that a retired couple does not have the same commuting, clothing, luncheon, education, etc., expenses is strong enough in some respects, but what if they want to visit their grandchildren?
Chances are that nowadays if they are living in Connecticut, the grandchildren are living in California, and if they are in California, the grandchildren are probably in Connecticut. What if they want to take gifts to their grandchildren? Or help their children? Or live in a favorable climate and return to their home base occasionally to see old friends? And what about travel? All of these desires - and there are many others - cost money. There are new expenses. There are retirement expenses. They can offset the other expenses that they no longer have.
Retirement, in the minds of many, is synonymous with loafing. This is the first idea that has to be adjusted when you begin to think about retirement. Don’t plan on heading for the rocking chair on the front porch the morning after the retirement banquet.
Loafing is of two varities - mental and physical. Mentally, retirement will mean that suddenly you won’t be faced with the daily problems that you had to cope with in the past. Unchallenged, the mind can gather dust in a hurry and true unhappiness is not far behind.
Physical loafing means that the body’s metabolism, geared to a busy pace, is confronted with a considerably changed pattern. The many little clock mechanism in the body find themselves out of phase. The clocks slow down, but they don’t stop. While sick people need rest to recover, unlimited rest for a healthy person will lead to rapid physical deterioration. Pace down your activities but don’t stop living when you stop working.
Recreational and intellectual security are important in retirement years. Once you have given up your job, you’ll have some 5,000 leisure hours a year to fill. What you decide to do with these leisure hours will spell the difference between a new fulfilling life and a tedious sinking into old age. Note: We said leisure, not vacation.
"Vacation" is that state of having nothing to do, i.e., vacant of occupation or purpose. Don’t confuse this with "leisure", which stems from a word meaning "to be permitted." To have leisure is to be permitted to do something, to be freed from other demands so that you may do something that you otherwise could not do. Begin early to cultivate outside interests that will carry over into retirement. Take up the hobby that you never had time for. Some people return to school. Many institutions offer the chance for continued study - and it doesn’t necessarily have to be study for a degree. Remember: "To learn what is new is to remain ever young."
When planning your retirement, plan to be active. Many psychologists recommend a second career. A second career can solve many of the problems that beset active retireees - not the least of which is loss of prestige.
Few realize how much we depend on our prestige. We are identified by the company we work for, the kind of work we do, and our position in the community. All of us need identification, recognition, and attention. Without it, we feel detached and useless.
It is difficult in your retirement years to imagine that much of the identification on which your prestige is based will begin to evaporate the day after you retire. This is one of the cruelest blows that retired people suffer. A second career can supply the needed recognition and make the retiree feel useful to society again.
If you choose not to take on a second career, you can solve the problem of loss of prestige by being prepared for it. When you know that it is coming, you can be ready to live with the situation.
But what kind of second career? How does one choose? The retired person has several positive factors and several negative factors affecting his or her plans for a second career. One positive factor is experience. Another is retirement income to lean on. The chief negative factor is age - which may exclude you from many positions.
However, many people are looking for experienced, mature people who can give the benefit of their knowledge and know-how. The work possibilities include salaries jobs, the opening of small businesses, part-time jobs, consulting services, and working with youth. Many retirees find a new direction, new friends, new usefulness.
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