FastSubmit is an automated web-submission utility created by Evrsoft that claims to instantly boost traffic by submitting your site to over 100 search engines and directories.
However, from a modern SEO perspective, using FastSubmit will not instantly boost your Google rankings, and the strategy of “bulk submitting” a website to search engine directories is largely obsolete. The Reality of “Instant” Search Engine Submission
In the early days of the internet, directory submission tools were popular. Today, the search landscape has drastically changed:
Google, Bing, and Yahoo! are omitted: Most legacy submission tools like FastSubmit push your site to long-forgotten, obscure directories, often missing the primary search giants completely.
Automatic Crawling: Modern search engines do not rely on manual form submissions to find your website. If your site is linked anywhere on the web, or if you use a standard XML sitemap, search crawlers will automatically find, index, and list your pages.
Submission ≠ Ranking: Getting indexed simply tells a search engine your website exists. It provides zero algorithmic weight toward boosting your pages to the top of search results. In fact, sending mass links to low-quality directories can sometimes flag your site for “spammy” link building, which can hurt your ranking. How to Safely Speed Up Indexing (For Free)
If your primary goal is to get search engines to notice your new content instantly, you should use the official, approved methods rather than third-party bulk tools:
Google Search Console: Submit your exact URL directly via the Google Search Console URL Inspection Tool. This forces Google’s bots to crawl your page immediately.
Bing Webmaster Tools: Use the Bing Webmaster Tools URL Submission feature to instantly index pages on Bing and Yahoo!.
IndexNow Protocols: If your site is on WordPress or Cloudflare, ensure IndexNow is enabled. This automatically pings participating search engines the second you hit publish. Actual Strategies for Faster SEO Wins
If you want to move your site up the ladder quickly, shift your focus away from automated submissions and implement high-yield tactical wins:
Speed Up Your Website: Google explicitly uses page speed as a ranking factor. Compress your images, clean up unused JavaScript, and use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights to optimize load times.
Target Low-Competition Keywords: Stop fighting for highly competitive short phrases. Optimize your pages for specific, highly descriptive “long-tail” keywords which are significantly easier to rank for quickly.
Fix Broken Internal Links: Use a site audit tool to track down 404 errors. Redirect broken links to live, relevant pages to instantly recover lost “link equity” and improve user navigation.
If you are trying to improve rankings for a specific type of website, let me know if it is a brand-new blog, a local brick-and-mortar business, or an e-commerce store. I can map out the exact technical steps needed to safely speed up your organic traffic.
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