1. How does the program define a successful submission?

You might wonder what we consider a successful submission. Most of the search engines and directories react differently. Some automatically add your page immediately when you submit it, some e-mail you a notification message, some put your submission data in a 'New Submission' queue, which may take from a day to a few weeks to be added - if ever. Some engines may request special conditions for adding your data to their sites, if your web site does not match their requirements, even if the submission process is successful,  your web site will still go nowhere.

Dynamic Submission defines a successful submission as follows: if it is connected to the search engine or directory, and if the submission data is sent successfully and received a positive response code from the engine, then it is considered a successful submission. However, if Dynamic Submission  cannot connect to the site, or the site returns an error message (or code) to Dynamic Submission, it is considered a Failed Submission.

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