Paid inclusion is a search engine inclusion concept in which Web site owners are charged a one-time or recurring fee to have their Web pages listed in search engine and directory indices. Several search engines offer paid inclusion programs.Unlike free...

Keyword stuffing is a search engine positioning technique that, as the name suggests, revolves around stuffing keywords onto a Web page to trick search engines into boosting the page's ranking. However, search engines generally perceive keyword stuffin...

Cloaking is the concept of delivering one — usually keyword-heavy — Web page to a search engine for indexing, while serving an entirely different page to everyone else, to trick the search engine into thinking that it is selecting a prime match for a s...

A doorway page is an entry-point Web page built and optimized with the specific objective of gaining a high search engine ranking thus generating traffic to its destination Web site. Because a doorway page's sole purpose is to attain a search engine ra...

Once you have purchased Traffic Blazer, it will remain as a "credit" in your account until you assign it to a URL.To Use Your Traffic Blazer URL CreditLog in to your Account Manager. In the My Products section, click Traffic Blazer. On the Traffic Blaz...

Generally, submitting a page once ensures that the page is being reviewed and potentially listed by the targeted search engine or directory. Re-submission does not improve the odds of gaining a listing. On the contrary, some search engines consider rep...

When you purchase multiple Traffic Blazer URL credits, you can optimize and submit each URL to the Internet's search engines individually. The Traffic Blazer interface allows you to seamlessly switch between your active Traffic Blazer URL accounts.

You should use Traffic Blazer because the most effective way to promote your Web site online is to optimize and submit it to leading search engines and directories. Web sites that are not listed with search engines remain de facto invisible to the vast...

Some search engines and directories require an email address for submission to their database. The email address associated with your Traffic Blazer submissions may be used to confirm the submission as legitimate and not an attempt to spam the search e...

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