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#60357 - 04/25/03 08:15 PM Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine [Re: RubenC]
Lori missing in action Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 2796 Loc: Ct, USA	I used AddMe.com when I first built my two web sites. At the time you could submit your site to 35 search engines for free. Now it is only 14 search engines.<br>I would also suggest reading some of the good articles on this page, from the AddMe.com past newsletter issues.<br><br><br>[color:red]Listen...</font color=red>
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Getting your Site on a Search Engine	RubenC	04/25/03 04:10 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	MacGizmo	04/25/03 04:56 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	RubenC	04/26/03 01:42 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	Lori	04/25/03 08:15 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	RubenC	04/26/03 01:46 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	PointBreak	04/26/03 08:48 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	greenme1	04/26/03 08:55 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	PointBreak	04/26/03 09:03 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	greenme1	04/26/03 09:06 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	morserj	04/28/03 02:21 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	MacGizmo	04/26/03 11:48 PM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	HappyHippie	04/27/03 07:53 AM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	Lori	04/27/03 08:16 AM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	MacGizmo	04/27/03 09:05 AM
Re: Getting your Site on a Search Engine	RubenC	04/28/03 09:39 AM

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