Okay, if you read any internet marketing, you probably read a thousand times that your important site is in "good libraries". Some people press dmoz.org, others say it's a waste of time. Others urge free libraries, and some claim that a paid submission is the only way. Transparent or unspecified? How do you know what to write?
Well, here you have to list the things you have to do, no matter which directory you want to submit:
- First and foremost check that the URL not listed! Believe it or not, there are many people's edited libraries where people search for editing sites out. Skaffe and JoeAnt (links in the footer) are two of them. If your site is already listed, you do not have to pay the list!
- Read the submission guidelines on each page. Recently, libraries have been quite rigorous about what they want and do not allow what they will consider and what will be deleted immediately. There are no two libraries with the same rules.
- Find the directory to find the absolute best place for your site list. Do not try to list it up in the library, since PR would be better or more people would see it. You get only one list per system, so the most relevant category is available.
- Check out the titles and descriptions that are currently in the library. Probably is not full of hype words like "best" or "# 1". No, "We're the best company for every widget you need!" But something like this: "The Widget company offers industry news, product descriptions, photos, tutorials and online ordering opportunities." Do not forget that libraries are not newspapers – you can think of them more than the phone book without the ad blocks on the yellow pages.
The point is, libraries based on different geographic areas, free and paid, general and non-specific libraries, and even local libraries. Save the advertising hype of PPC campaigns and always respect the submission guidelines for each directory!
Source by Lara Kulpa