google search engine
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Google uses Dmoz.org's directory, so to get listed on Google you need a listing on Dmoz.
For more information on submitting a site, please visit this page:
http://www.dmoz.org/add.html
For more information on submitting a site, please visit this page:
http://www.dmoz.org/add.html
Eric-the-Bun
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There is a diference between appearing in the Google directory and being listed by Googles search engine.
You do not need to be listed by DMOZ/ODP to be in Google search results.
You do not need to be listed by DMOZ/ODP to be No 1 on a Google search.
To get listed by a Google search all you need is one or more websites that google knows about linking to you.
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How to submit google search engine-PartII
The following messages had received.
But not yet be updated my site. what is reason for i can't go thro it.
how can i proceed for that. Please help me.
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Submission Received
Your site submission has been received.
An editor will review your submission for inclusion in the direct
The following messages had received.
But not yet be updated my site. what is reason for i can't go thro it.
how can i proceed for that. Please help me.
Message:
Submission Received
Your site submission has been received.
An editor will review your submission for inclusion in the direct
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That means that your site has been suggested for inclusion in the Open Directory Project (which is where Google Directory gets their data from - Google search engine is different, as Eric-the-bun points out). There is nothing more you can do. An editor will review the site at some point, and it is impossible to tell when this will happen - please see our FAQ for more information. Thank you. 
Certainly, getting listed in DMOZ will get your site indexed in most of the search engines. If you must submit your site to Google directly, I would advise looking into their Sitemaps program. It may seem intimidating at first, especially if you have a large website. In realty, it is fairly simple and straightforward.
How to submit google directry..
i tried to last 3 months, till what the process is incured we don't.
i was followed the all steps to be right. what is the problem which could not make that.
Please guide me how can i submit for google directry/google search engine. what are all process i can make.
Regards
Samlokesh
i tried to last 3 months, till what the process is incured we don't.
i was followed the all steps to be right. what is the problem which could not make that.
Please guide me how can i submit for google directry/google search engine. what are all process i can make.
Regards
Samlokesh
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This forum is only for DMOZ.
As Google's directoy is using the DMOZ directory as a source you can only get into the G-directory if your are listed in DMOZ diectory. In our FAQ (for link see top of page) and on http://dmoz.org/add.html and http://dmoz.org/guidelines/include.html you can find information about how to suggest your site to DMOZ.
We can't answer questions about Goolge's searchengine. Maybe you can find the information you are looking for through sites listed in http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Searching/Search_Engines/Google/
or you could ask your question in one of the forums listed in http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development/Promotion/Chats_and_Forums/
As Google's directoy is using the DMOZ directory as a source you can only get into the G-directory if your are listed in DMOZ diectory. In our FAQ (for link see top of page) and on http://dmoz.org/add.html and http://dmoz.org/guidelines/include.html you can find information about how to suggest your site to DMOZ.
We can't answer questions about Goolge's searchengine. Maybe you can find the information you are looking for through sites listed in http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Searching/Search_Engines/Google/
or you could ask your question in one of the forums listed in http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development/Promotion/Chats_and_Forums/
Eric-the-Bun
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samlokesh:
You have followed the right steps for the Directory.
There is no problem.
After a time, an editor will look at your site.
You must now wait.
We do not know how long you will have to wait.
You have followed the right steps for the Directory.
There is no problem.
After a time, an editor will look at your site.
You must now wait.
We do not know how long you will have to wait.
Hello?
You cannot submit to the Google Directory.
IF your site is ever included in the ODP, then Google might list your site in their directory a few months later.
IF you have already submitted your site as a suggestion to the ODP, then there remains nothing further for you to do.
You cannot submit to the Google Directory.
IF your site is ever included in the ODP, then Google might list your site in their directory a few months later.
IF you have already submitted your site as a suggestion to the ODP, then there remains nothing further for you to do.
Eric-the-Bun
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It is not possible to know.
I think you have done it.
I think the only Indian language we have is Hindi. This link is for the add an url in Hindi http://www.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/add.cgi?where=World/Hindi/%e0%a4%b5%e0%a5%8d%e0%a4%af%e0%a4%be%e0%a4%aa%e0%a4%be%e0%a4%b0
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati, Bangla, Marathi, Punjabi are all more-or-less "native" to parts of India; Arabic and English are widely enough used in India to be considered "major Indian languages" if they weren't used so widely elsewhere. All these have ODP categories, and there are a few others in "Test" (that is, we don't have editors for them yet.)
Eric-the-Bun
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Ah, but of the few in the list I tested, only Hindi has submission guidelines that come up as '???????????????? ???????? ??????' on my screen
so I hoped it might have been helpful if it was his native language. [I must admit replying to a question with a link pointing to '?????' feels rather cool
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I just thought I would let people know that sitemaps, works well. My site is a strong pagerank 3 with google and I still haven't gotten listed in the DMOZ.