Any page or site can be re-submitted to a search engine or directory. Re-submission of critical pages at given accepted intervals is necessary for some search engines; however, with most directories, once the domain has a listing, it should not be re-submitted.
Repeating the search engine registration process one or more times for the same page or site. Under certain circumstances, this is regarded with suspicion by the search engines, as it could indicate that someone is experimenting with spamming techniques.
The process of submitting a web page to a search engine and then repeating the submission process - either a couple of times or regularly over a period of time. Contrary to popular belief, regular re-submission does not improve a page's ranking and is considered a form of spamdexing by most search engines.
Registering the same page with an engine multiple times. Some engines do not like this and will even de-list when sites or pages are submitted too often..
Repeating the search engine registration process one or more times for the same page or site. Generally it is unnecessary to do this with spider based search engines.
Re-submission is accepting for marking a piece of work which has been substantially altered, added to, re-written or re-worked by the student to replace the original assessment exercise. Re-submission applies to progressive assessments and not to final examinations or research theses.
Multiple submissions of a site to be indexed by a search engine. Can spark suspicions of spamming.
Repeating the search engine registration process one or more times for the same page or Website. This is regarded with suspicion by search engines because it can be indicative of spamming techniques. Some search engines will de-list sites for repeated re-submission. Others limit the number of submissions of the same page in a 24 hour period. Occasional re-submission of changed pages is usually not a problem.