If the URLs of your pages have question marks in them, then these pages are basically banned. Frames A couple of the deep engines are claiming that they follow links within framed sites, but there's still no evidence to support this. Even if they do, the fact remains that if your whole site is in frames then you can only get to it with one URL which means you can only have one listing on a search engine. You could get around this by listing the URLs of your framed pages, but then you'd have to be prepared for people to arrive at your site via a full-screen page which should be framed, which kind of defeats the object of having frames in the first place. Monitor Your Own Listings Deep search engine listings are like rivers, always on the move.
Strange things happen, like listings disappearing for no apparent reason.
Others submit stronger pages, and yours get pushed down the list. You need to keep a constant watch on your listings if you want them to stay at the top of the list, some people spend up to 30 hours a week watching their listings. Conclusion Finish designing your site and preparing your pages for relevancy before you submit the URLs. Submit no more than ten URLs per search engine, per day. If you have a large site, start with your most important or most powerful pages, keyword-wise, so that when you hit your limit you'll have your best listings.