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i cant get my website on to google/ other search engines?

i have google analgesics and google webmaster tools, i made my site on rapid weaver and have used Rage site map automator to make site maps and have submitted to google webmaster tools and bing and have submitted site to google ... but its not showing up anywhere! my website is www.ryanwoodcock.com i have tried entering [site:ryanwoodcock.com] into google but again it doesnt show up, PLEASE HELP!

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2. Start with downloading a submission button from onlywire.com (under the tools tab from their website). With just one click you get to submit your content to about 24 networking sites. I also recommend downloading a status bar from alexa.com to keep track of your website SEO easily. Make sure you download it as statusbar and not as toolbar. I also use article marketing for SEO. With a unique piece of technology I get to submit my articles to over 200 article directories. This creates lots of backlinks, which help SEO further. You get to rank on the first pages of google easily doing that, thus getting more targeted visitors to your website.
3. After a cursory review of your opening seo metatags, it appears that: 1. The <title>Ryan Woodcock - Home</title> metatags relies heavily on your domain name and does not contain any "generic" keywords much less a specific business/geographic target, i.e., street, city, state, country. Unless you plan to market your name as a major brand which may be very expensive; your best bet is to promote your woodwork not merely in the <keywords> or <description> metatags but in the <title> metatag [which is the very first metatag any search engine will index. Here's an improved <title> metatag: <title>woodwork and kitchenware | Derby, Great Britain | United Kingdom</title> 2. The <meta name="description" [metatag] content="Artist, Designer, Craftsman, Maker - Maker of sculptural woodwork and kitchenware. " /> is insufficient since normally the <description> metatags consists of 35-40 words to fom a singular sentence which best describes your goods and services. Unfortunately, no such sentence is found in your current <description> metatag. 3. The <meta name="keywords" [metatag] content="ryan woodcock, ryan john woodcock, craftsman, maker, artist, designer, the form of function, sculptural woodwork, kitchenware" /> should not contain any duplicate entries, i.e., your name and put in your business geographic target [Derby, Great Britain, United Kingdom]. Hopefully you will review these comments in a timely manner. Good luck!
4. It's not showing up because your yet to be indexed by the search engines, this can take time but to speed it up... 1.Go and ping your site at a place like pingoat.net or feedping.net or both. 2.Then bookmark your site at Digg, Delicious and Stumbleupon. This will let all the search engines know your site exists and it has new content.