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Ive created a website and used adobe with image slices.Ive sliced out
pictures that are now cells and typed in as much of the company name as
possible on the page and also in keywords and meta name and google or yahoo
or any search engine doesnt pick up this site. Please help
http://www.ejrtech.com
 
It can takes months to be indexed.

Make sure you have the head section in the following order:

Title
Description
Keyword

and that above content is also in the viewable page content.

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james said:
Ive created a website and used adobe with image slices.Ive sliced
out
pictures that are now cells and typed in as much of the company name
as
possible on the page and also in keywords and meta name and google
or yahoo
or any search engine doesnt pick up this site. Please help
http://www.ejrtech.com
Click to expand...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="EJR+TECHNOLOGIES"&btnG=Google+Search

Considering it takes over a minute for your opening page to load on
dial up AND your key words don't mean anything to search engines, AND
your <title> that does mean something is only 2 words, you have about
all the listing you can expect. For the long run, you'll do better if
you come up with an index page that opens in 15 seconds or so on dial
up and do away with the key words that may be dragging the listing
down, then say more in the title.
 
it may take months for your site to be listed being that there's probably
skadillions submitted everyday to a multitude of search engines..

Be patient and the search engine(s) will index your site eventually. Even
your ISP might submit their client's/customer's sites periodically.
 
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