Search Engines

[JTR2]

Create a site at college, really please but having no luck with search engines.
I used a template to create all pages on the site.

www.tilehill.net

Have submitted the URL to google.

Is my meta wrong?

 

[Mike Mueller]

It is not an instant response- it may take awhile (days, weeks, or months)
to become listed. If you want to further prod google, get their webmaster
tools and/or analytics

 

[JTR2]

Cheers Mike,
Does the source look ok?
I have inserted meta & top, and further down page after editable region.

 

[P@tty Ayers]

Meta tags are only a minor factor. More important is text content which
contains the keywords you expect people to search with. Good, clean code is
helpful. Links *to* your site are helpful. Regardless, expect to wait
weeks/months and to continue to watch and tweak the site before getting good
search engine results.

Also, be realistic as to what terms you want to be found under. For
instance, it looks like "Till Hill" will give you a lot of competition.

Google Analytics is useful (and free). Google AdWords is useful, and costs
money.

 

[Ian Haynes]

Create a site at college, really please but having no luck with search

engines.
I used a template to create all pages on the site.

Whilst this won't guarantee a high listing, set up an account with Google
Webmaster tools, (http://www.google.com/webmasters/ and use the 'Improve
Traffic..' 'Learn More' link) then add your site. Go through the validate
process and also create an XML Site Map. Also read the various topics on
there.

It should at least ensure that Google indexes your site.