Submit website/blog to Russian search engine Yandex & Rambler

Its been a lot of time since i have posted about Search engine optimization in this blog, and a few readers also asked about traffic from local search engines, for specific countries rather than just google.com and yahoo.com traffic, so here is a start to all of you. First one is the Russian search engines – Yandex and Rambler which are very popular in Russia and millions of users hit the search engines every month.

Its not always optimization that works, but you at least need to be indexed by search engines to get into the search results in those engines. So submission to these search engines is a necessary step. Here are the steps to follow to submit to the Yandex and Rambler search engines.

Yandex search engine submission -
yandex logoYandex has an alexa global ranking of 31 right now, which is very high for a particular country. It is the most popular search engine in Russia. So getting indexed there would be good for local traffic, and if you have the language translation tools in your blog. Here is how to submit to Yandex -
Open – http://webmaster.yandex.ru
There you would see 2 sections. Submit your URL in that section, and enter the captcha code in the next box and then submit. The below image would show you better.

yandex submit website

Rambler search engine submission -
rambler logoRambler is the 2nd popular search engine in Russia, and submission in here is a bit bigger process, but easy if you follow the below steps -
Open http://robot.rambler.ru/cgi-bin/addsite.cgi
Here you would see a list of sections, which are explained in the image below, and also you have to enter the title and description of the website in Russian language, which you can convert from English through the Google translation service.

rambler submit website

Comments

  1. PC says:

    Submitted. Thanks for the tip.

  2. Pavan Kumar says:

    ????????? ??? ???? ????????? ?????????? ???????? ??????? :)

  3. Pavan Kumar says:

    Oh No! I commented in Russian, and it turned all question marks :( Anyway, thanks for the info :)

  4. Dave Hucker says:

    Thanks for the info, Yandex already crawls our site daily without us having had to do anything. I was actually pondering OMITTING Yandex from crawling or indexing our sites as most of our comment spam comes from Russia, Romania and old eastern block countries.

    http://74.125.95.132/custom?q=cache:LD5l4KKG4IEJ:www.antiphishing.org/sponsors_technical_papers/FSV.FraudWP_2.10.05.pdf+originating&cd=7&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=google-coop-np

    Its been reported in the past that “a full 25% of phishing attacks (ie fraudulent financial transactions) originated from St.Petersburg Russia.” If Yandex is somehow spearheading the effort to stop this and other types of fraudulent activity, then I’ll begin to change my mind about the utility of such search engines to a broad base of users and not merely phishers, spammers and criminals. :)

  5. Redjeki says:

    Nice info Chetan.. How about the spider? will not make server work heavy right?

  6. WebHosting says:

    Anyway, i still prefer Google, for any kind of search.

    Does those Search Engines, works better than google ? At least for russian searches ?

  7. Puneet says:

    the 2nd one was a bit confusing type … didn’t knew which button to HIT to continue, but finally submitted my site …

    i guess few of the sites were already in there.

  8. marco says:

    good article , thanks

  9. Amit Bhawani says:

    Glad the captcha was not int those languages ;)

  10. julian says:

    thanks so much bro…
    but i cannot submit to yandex, they said there is none Russian word inside the site.

  11. asif eminov says:

    Thanks, this information. ))

  12. david says:

    thanks for the information! just submitted my site http://greatpdf.com, and used the google translate for the description and title: free ebook pdf search engine.

  13. Inkot says:

    Block Yandex in robots.txt, that’s all…or/and use Crawl-Delay directive

  14. The Bosun says:

    Worked great my site is in the system in Russia so lets drink some vodka!!

  15. zodynas says:

    xaroshi article :) is there any way of submiting without registering to webmasters?

  16. dori says:

    Recently i noticed increase in racism in Seattle, they also include foreigners that are abundant in the US. Look at this young Moldovan guy’s response to my email about renting a room on craigslist. Although a russian speaker himslef who is trying to get a job fixing computers, he refused to rent me a room after i told him that I speak russian:

    On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 10:54 PM, Vadim Zubarev-Friedman wrote:

    I’m from Eastern Europe, country called Moldavia, it used to be one of the best countries to live in during soviets.
    How many people? Me and another guy.

    ————-
    Vadim Zubarev-Friedman
    to me

    show details 11:00 PM (10 hours ago)

    Yes I do, but I’m not looking for russian speaking roomates,

    Sorry.
    ——————-

    I’m not looking for russian speaking because i dont want to speak russian.Thats all.

    Its simple

    bye-bye dude. You might not even answer and waste your time because i wont answer you – added you in the black list.

    p.s you are not my friend, dude, just remember that

  17. Ashish Jain says:

    Yandex –> 11384
    Rambler –> 824350

    That’s what they rank in after 36 months :P No, use of this article ;) :P

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  19. Thanks for the tip. It is necessary to rank in every search engine, and for this the local search engines are to be targeted too.

  20. Sabuj Ahmed says:

    Thanks for posting this article with images to help us how to submit a website in yandex and rambler.

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