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Directory Submission Secrets


By Manish Mathukiya


This ebook tell me about web directories by manish mathukiya.
There are hundreds of QUALITY web directories on the internet today. If you don’t know what a directory is exactly - a directory is simply a categorized list of websites sorted by topic.

As an example, visit www.dmoz.org and you’ll find a number of categories on the home page and hundreds of sub-categories for each category as you dig deeper into the website. DMOZ is a good example of what a quality directory should be – and it’s free to submit to.



But, there are hundreds of smaller directories online where you can submit your website for free as well. Once you get your website listed in these online directories, your website can get free traffic and other benefits – such as permanent one-way backlinks, which can help improve your website’s search engine rankings .

Table of content this ebook :

*Introduction – Benefits of submitting a site to directories
*What is directory submission?
*What are quality directories?
*The basics of directory submission
*Effective link building with directory submissions
*How to get a better acceptance ratio with directory submissions
*Your business model and directory submissions
*Niche directories and their benefits
*Bidding directory submission guidelines
*Recommended paid directories
*Deep link building – Importance of it and how you can do it with directories
*DMOZ submission - some useful tips
*Yahoo Directory Submission - should you pay for it?
*Directory Submission FAQs Answered
*How to semi-automate directory submissions (How to perform them yourself)
*Conclusion – what directory submissions can do for you?

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