It is worth to submit in different search engine?

[anombon]

Care to explain?

My opinion is that if a search engine is not powerful enough to reach your site, it means it is very low quality. Even sites like AOL and Ask which have search engines have picked up my sites simply through pinging and low quality back link building.

While good for a single page, that will not suffice for providing an SE with a complete XML site map.

You can ping more than one page at once. Site maps only work if the SE visits your site map in the first place anyway - which means you will need to ping your site map too, which also helps.

[deepsand]

You can ping more than one page at once.

Still doesn't convey the meta data that an XML site map does.

Site maps only work if the SE visits your site map in the first place anyway - which means you will need to ping your site map too, which also helps.

A number of SEs provide for your pushing a site map to them.

My opinion is that if a search engine is not powerful enough to reach your site, it means it is very low quality. Even sites like AOL and Ask which have search engines have picked up my sites simply through pinging and low quality back link building.

Setting aside the fact that the phrase "powerful enough to reach your site" is vague, nebulous, the above does not serve to address your assertion that sites that do not support ping notification and respond quickly are of no value.

In fact, given that Google frequently is most unresponsive, one might conclude, based on your stated position, that Google is useless.

[LD]

Everything is worth the trying,i have been doing this for a while not much success but eventually th traffic will come.

Huh? Just by submitting a site to the SE's, the traffic is going to start flowing in??

[LD]

You can submit your site in as many search engines. no problem in it. I have submitted my site in more than hundreds of search engines

The OP's question is, "is it worth it?", which requires an explanation in favor or not in favor. Not if it can be done.

[Deb123]

Submitting your site to the search engines is nice, but your site will get into index slowest. (roughly 2weeks as I remember).
Create couple of good link back to your site and search engines will find you. (within few days max even sometimes within hours)

[LD]

Create couple of good link back to your site and search engines will find you. (within few days max even sometimes within hours)

Perhaps, but not all SE's will find and follow all backlinks. I'd suggest doing both, SE submission (if you feel so inclined) and building backlinks which can lead to a quicker indexing and increases one's link profile, which is a good thing.

[deepsand]

Submitting your site to the search engines is nice, but your site will get into index slowest. (roughly 2weeks as I remember).
Create couple of good link back to your site and search engines will find you. (within few days max even sometimes within hours)

Relying on possible discovery via a 3rd party cannot be quicker than that which is guaranteed by way of direct submission.

[Deb123]

Relying on possible discovery via a 3rd party cannot be quicker than that which is guaranteed by way of direct submission.

Its quicker than direct submission in 110% of the cases, atleast for Google. And direct submission is no guarantee when a search engine(Google) will index your site
Rather than requesting search engines to visit your site, make them visit your site. It will faster and you possibly get more value for that.

[Deb123]

@LD

Yes, I accept the all search engine (read the mom and pop search engines) may not find you, anyway their indexing technology is decades behind google.
You need Google to find us, others will comply.

[deepsand]

You need Google to find us, others will comply.

Nope; not going to happen.

Each and every crawler operates independent of the others. Having one discover a resource will not cause such discovery to cascade across the others.