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Submit Your Site To China!

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Submit Your Site To China!

China recently celebrated the birth of its 1.3 billionth baby on 6th January 2005. Do you not think this baby would be a part of the Internet Generation? So, in order for you to gain a virtual foothold in the Dragon Country, we are pleased to present a list 15 major submission sites for your perusal! Wow.

Yes, it can be difficult if you don't understand Chinese, so you need the Google's Language Tools to translate every URL. Auto-translation is never perfect, but this is the best on free offer. The Language Tools' URL can also be found under "Google Links" in your Google Toolbar.

As you submit to the following URLs, some site will ask for a description. Just type in English. As usual, we are at the mercy of spiders to capture our URL. Do a search one month after your submission to ascertain you are on their lists. Again, do not spam the search engines.

Google: http://www.google.com/intl/zh-CN/add_url.html

Baidu: http://www.baidu.com/search/url_submit.html

Yisou: http://www.yisou.com/search_submit.html?source=yisou_www_hp
Sogou: http://db.sohu.com/regurl/regform.asp?Step=REGFORM&class (leave description blank)

Zhongsou: http://register.zhongsou.com/NetSearch/frontEnd/free_protocol.htm (must submit in Chinese. Best of luck!)

search.168yx.com: http://search.168yx.com/add.php

sohu.com: http://db.sohu.com/regurl/regform.asp?Step=REGFORM&class=

qiandu.com: http://www.qiandu.com/site/join.asp

net2asp.com: http://www.net2asp.com.cn/search/regform.htm

law-lib.com: http://www.law-lib.com/lawseek/wzdl.asp

inhe.net: http://search.inhe.net/navigate.asp (better submit in Chinese)

ku68.com: http://www.ku68.com/home/webreg.asp (register as a member before free submission)

Construction Info-Net: http://www.cnjjl.com/other/

Shanxi Internet: http://www.shanxi.net.cn/sxhulian/addcate.asp

jc.gov.cn: http://www.jc.gov.cn/userlink/useraddlink.htm

It can be tricky throughout the process. Our suggestion is you open up both the Chinese and Translated versions in 2 separate windows. You may get the hang of it halfway through the routines. Better still, enlist the help of a Chinese friend.

, you may suspect if all the effort put into this area is worthwhile. Well, according to Mike Mograbi in a teleseminar, he said that the spam problem has just begun in Japan, and usually spam is a sign that marketing over the Net is really taking place. It won't be long before China, absolutely the fastest-growing economy in the world with the world's largest population, gets caught up in this trend and more young people will be searching by the keywords "Internet Marketing", whether it's in English or Chinese!

If you understood what we mean, you'd be amazed at future market potentials. Stay tuned. By the way, if you are well-versed in Japanese and Indian (are there any?) search engines, care to share with us where to submit?

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