Please let me know the status of http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nrhills submitted to
1. http://dmoz.org/Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/H/
1. http://dmoz.org/Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/H/
Status request for http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nrhills
- Thread starter hillow
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Please let me know the status of http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nrhills
Hello,
I first submitted my website back in August of 2003, but have failed to get it showing up on any search engines. I did the bulk of the site, including the text, in Photoshop, so the text is not in html and is thus not searchable, but I had the introduction page done in html and had the key words put in as 'metatags' so I thought this introduction page should be readable by search engines. Could you please advise me how I can get my site noticed by the search engines?
Best wishes,
hillow
Hello,
I first submitted my website back in August of 2003, but have failed to get it showing up on any search engines. I did the bulk of the site, including the text, in Photoshop, so the text is not in html and is thus not searchable, but I had the introduction page done in html and had the key words put in as 'metatags' so I thought this introduction page should be readable by search engines. Could you please advise me how I can get my site noticed by the search engines?
Best wishes,
hillow
How could we know how the website was created until we reviewed it?
I should mention, though, yours is not the first site I've seen that was done that way. I don't always have access to a fast internet connection, so that's the kind of thing that is likely to cause me to think, "I'll set this aside for a rainy day. Come to think of it, that Noah dude was saying something about a long wet spell sometime next century...."
So, yes, anything that interferes with a surfer's quick access to a representative sampling of the site's contents may well defer a review that might have otherwise happened.
I should mention, though, yours is not the first site I've seen that was done that way. I don't always have access to a fast internet connection, so that's the kind of thing that is likely to cause me to think, "I'll set this aside for a rainy day. Come to think of it, that Noah dude was saying something about a long wet spell sometime next century...."
So, yes, anything that interferes with a surfer's quick access to a representative sampling of the site's contents may well defer a review that might have otherwise happened.