How to get indexed in domz.com??

Grahman

15 years ago

By using Link Directories, especially if you successfully submit a link that is approved in a directory.

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socialbookmark

15 years ago

I suggest you to submit your website on Dmoz and forget it. Because it takes a lot of time and maybe more than one year that they approve your website. So don't waste your time and energy for approving on Dmoz. There are some other quality directories that can help you.

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scott g 15 years ago

I tried to become a "moderator" for the dmoz a long time ago before I ever got into IM/SEO/SEM - it was a "topic" I was very passionate, involved, interested, and knowledgeable about. Even with my credentials and available spots, I was denied (at that time). I did kind of foul up the application a bit though!

There are several Warriors who are moderators.

EVERY submission is manually reviewed. So it does take time like said above. They are very picky and very meticulous. If you have a spammy, slapped together site then forget about it. If you have an aged (1yr+) site with quality, unique content you might be good... Depending on the category and how many sites are already categorized there...

Apply. The BEST advice I can give is make sure you spend hours, days, weeks! on the application for submission! Make it golden! Oh, yeah, but like I said if you have a new, semi-spammy looking site, you're out

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- brandonbaker 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by scott g
  
  Apply. The BEST advice I can give is make sure you spend hours, days, weeks! on the application for submission! Make it golden!
  
  I agree that a DMOZ link can be a great SEO boost to a site, but is it really worth weeks of work to get in? The link sometimes shows up on a low PR page anyway, and for the time it takes you to spruce up your application, you could have gotten hundreds of great links through other means.
  
  I haven't seen any evidence that Google treats DMOZ links with a kind of halo. They're just links, albeit high authority links. But those can be found elsewhere, too.
  
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arttse

15 years ago

Become an editor (in the relevant category) and approve your own website.

This method should work 100%.

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scott g

15 years ago

Originally Posted by arttse

Become an editor (in the relevant category) and approve your own website.

This method should work 100%.

This is in fact the quickest way to be BANNED as a moderator. Do not listen to this person they have no idea what they are talking about.

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bradlean

15 years ago

Originally Posted by scott g

This is in fact the quickest way to be BANNED as a moderator. Do not listen to this person they have no idea what they are talking about.

No just don't said that! May be he is talking about article marketing automation really save his ass!

Try to search that on youtube definitely its true..

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scott g

15 years ago

Originally Posted by bradlean

No just don't said that! May be he is talking about article marketing automation really save his ass!

Try to search that on youtube definitely its true..

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You do your homework and get back to me. Youtube vidoes mean nothing. I've been there and done this and know DMOZ mods... It's not how you OBVIOUSLY think it is.

And a YouTube video is the most discredited source in my books....

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bradlean

15 years ago

Originally Posted by scott g

You do your homework and get back to me. Youtube vidoes mean nothing. I've been there and done this and know DMOZ mods... It's not how you OBVIOUSLY think it is.

And a YouTube video is the most discredited source in my books....

Yeah you right its discredited source..

some side notes in here: Never put your eggs in one basket.. Try to put anywhere.

Sometimes we get creative.

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kaiserthesage

15 years ago

It takes long to get approved in DMoz.org, but if you are really in haste to get high quality links from topnotch directories, then it's best that you go for Yahoo Business Directories, though it's a paid service, but definitely offers a high quality link similar to what DMoz is capable of offering.

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webapex 15 years ago

A couple of other tips I head from some 'expert'. check the last update date shown on the bottom of the page, if it's been a year, try to find a more lively category to submit to, look for the lizard mascot at the bottom of the page, customized reptiles show a commitment of the sections editor.

Yea you hear stories about corrupt editors, some index submitters have received odd related product offers that whisper of a connection to the editor. There's some 2006 vintage talk on the subject on corruptdmozeditor.com.

You can find sites with either DMOZ or Yahoo directories listings that are inactive, there's a potential to approach the owner and negotiating for the domain while it still retains it's age, this might require (dread) actually talking to someone on the phone. Usable Yahoo entries seem more plentiful than on DMOZ.

Yahoo listing were free before 2002, if you can find an aged, "grandfathered in" site to take over you can dodge the annual $299 renewal fee. I've compiled quite a list of inactive sites that I may be publishing here later...
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- bradlean 15 years ago
  
  As I read the article, does it postive or negative feedback?
  
  Anyway, the secret of getting index is to wait and have a little bit of patience.
  
  It's easier said than done but I guess when it comes to paid well,
  definitely you get instant results rather than free.
  
  Better try that domz thing. Lol
  
  Thanks for a tid bits.
  
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artekweb

15 years ago

wait and hope is only key in dmoz

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leo.prash

15 years ago

it is not difficult to get indexed in dmoz, but it is just the matter of time.

in the mean time, check whether you are fulfilling the following conditions:
1. see that the content is descriptive as much as possible.
2. see that you select appropriate category.
3. do not hype the titles and description on your submissions.
4. as the directory list alphabetical- do not give a title alphabetical to come up, it should be under your domain name only.
5. do not submit duplicate url's nor do not submit url's which redirect to other url's
6. and see that you submit once in 3weeks.
7. last and the most important point is- have patience.

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cbpayne 15 years ago

Originally Posted by leo.prash

6. and see that you submit once in 3weeks.

Don't do that! At worst it will get you banned for spamming; at best it just overwrites the previous submission with the new date which is a realy dumb thing to do.

Once you have submitted ONCE to the one best category, then you have done all you can do. There is nothing more you can do. Anything you do try (eg resubmitting) will count against you.

Submit once; more on; forget about it.

quickcashstrategy - if you are talking about the site in your signature, it would have been rejected within seconds of an editor looking at it. its not listable.
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ann1986

15 years ago

Your site can get listed in dmoz if your business is not online.

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cbpayne 15 years ago

Originally Posted by ann1986

Your site can get listed in dmoz if your business is not online.

huh? DMOZ is a directory of websites. How can a business not be online and get in DMOZ?
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quickcashstrategy

Banned 15 years ago

thnx for your comments, any away I did what I've to do & I'm waiting

that's it.

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