Question : disapeared from the search engines

I have this code on my home page on this site www.tinademel.com , i submitted it to a few search-engines a month ago, last week it showed first on yahoo when i searched for tina demel, now its not there anymore.
The site is made with flash, any suggestions on how to fix it or is it just a matter of time before it will be back.





thanks!!

Answer : disapeared from the search engines

At the moment, I can see it on Yahoo as well (though not on Google or MSN).  Assuming the site has been listed for a little while, I'm not sure why it would appear/disappear on an hourly basis like that.  You're right, it is weird.

In the case of each search engine, though.  You can improve your rankings for 'Tina Demel' searches by increasing backlinks (links from other sites to yours).  Incoming links using 'Tina Demel' in the anchor text, though you may want to vary it with things like 'Tina Demel Design', 'Tina Demel Jewelry', 'Tina Demel Accessories' - whatever you think is most appropriate.

Along those lines, you should definitely submit your site to the Open Directory Project (dmoz.org).  Read their submission guidelines carefully, select the most appropriate category, and submit your site.  You'll have to be patient, though, because it can take 6+ months to get listed sometimes.  But it's well worth the wait.

Likewise, you can also submit to the Yahoo Directory.  I tend to think the $299/yr paid listing isn't really worth it, but not everyone agrees with that.  In general, directories are a good source of backlinks, especially larger directories and industry-specific or themed directories.  Just be wary of link farms.  If a 'directory' requires a link back to them for a listing, you don't want anything to do with them.

For the very specific keywords you are targeting, some good backlinks should get you to the top of the listings on each of the three relevant search engines.  It should make the listing more consistent as well.