SubmitDummy! Pro (Demo)


Get your web site listed in the major search engines! (read more)
SubmitDummy! Pro is a web site analysis and submission package to enhance a web site keyword content, improve ranking, and submit it to the major search engines.


SubmitDummy! Pro only requires a web site address and an email address to begin submissions. It then submits the URL to search engine spiders, which automatically read through the web page to pull out keywords and meta-data.

SubmitDummy! displays each search engine result page so that you can be sure your URL was actually submitted properly!

SubmitDummy! Pro emulates the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser during submission, and provides a detailed result screen, allowing the user to view the submission status of each search engine.

This program contains a set of built-in tools that aid in preparing a web site for search engine submissions. The Keyword Suggestion tool helps select target keywords for a web page by examining top search engine results. Search engine positions and popularity can be determined by using the ranking tools.

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