Auto Directory Submitter

Forget it. The links are worthless and would go against your site. Google would see a bunch of low PR directory links to your home page, discount them, and probably actually down rate your site or flag it.

Like I said in another thread - look for a few PR 5+, 7+ are best, and deep link them with anchor text matching on page keywords.

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directory submitter from imwishlist.com isn't bad, but don't submit your site more than once to the directories. that's when you'll get slapped by Google as explained by apc01.

Try on google search you will get that.

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Use coupon code CPAMARKETERS to get it for $7.77, but do it quick. I don't know how long Mike is going to leave that code active.

John

There is no "automatic".. using these software is more painful because you need to select the categories and enter captchas... no software that can enter a captcha... forget directory submission... it's useless nowadays..

And you base this advice on what exactly? Your own testing?

This is a very good topic that help one to know the diffrent between manual submition and auto submition. But base on the debate above I want to believe that manual submition is better than auto. But why are marketers developing those software if it's not going to give the said advantages?

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Im doing it for a relatively new domain an its working great so far.

Hve you checked directorysitesubmitter.com?
Check it out man, It is good place to get it, but hve to spend some amount....

I agree that auto submissions can hurt your google rankings and google don't like such things at all. Also people willing to use the method for their competitors, they can use the same for you as well lol so better be careful and don't think bad about someone and you never know which bad step is actually good at times so it can benefit them as well
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Webmatic

sorry, are u sure can hurt google rank?

Directory links are still some of the easiest and best backlinks to get. The problem for most people is that the best directories cost money.

Iv always said it cost money to make money, so if you want vary fast rankings and are willing to put a lazy $1,000 into your directory submissions, youl be on your way to ranking well in any niche.

Google love paid directories because they are human edited which usually ensures that no spammy sites are listed. Spammers also dont usually fork out money on their worthless spammy sites.
There has been alot of talk around lately that all directory listings are worthless for SEO now, which is pure crap.

Yes, its true that Google has dropped alot of value from the majority of directory backlinks, but this is great for every white hat SEO. Obviously Google is smart enough to realise that free listing directories are filled with thousands of spammy sites, so its just common sense to devalue those backlinks.

Its great news for the white hat webmaster that is trying to build a website that they are willing to spend money and time on. 10 backlinks from the 10 best directories on the net are valued a lot higher than 3,000 backlinks from low PR, spammy directories.

Here are 10 of the best directories to be listed in.

Yahoo Directory($299 per year)

dir.yahoo.com - Definitely the most trusted site directory on the internet due to its high cost and no refunds for declined website listings. Make sure your website is all up to par before you submit to this directory. They can and do decline listings with no refund.

Best of the Web (69.95 per year or $199.95 for lifetime)

botw.org has been around since 1994, very highly trusted by Google. If your serious about you website, obviously the lifetime membership is much better value.

Business.com ($199 first year, $149 following years.)

Highest price ever paid for a domain name, 7.5 million for business.com in 1999. Beer.com comes in second at 7 Million. No wonder it cost $200 a year.

Dmoz.org (free)

The largest site directory online and the most trusted free directory. This is due to the super high standards the editors look for in a site. Goodluck getting listed on this directory, hardly any editors actually keep up with their listings so now Dmoz has a massive backlog of submissions to process. If your listed after 6 months, consider yourself lucky.

JoeAnt.com ($39.99 for review fee)

GoGuides.org ($70)

Gimpsy.com ($40)

Starting Point ($99 per year)

V7N Directory ($49.00)

Destroy your competition with those backlinks.

Goodluck

im doing directory submission manually. I tried the 'automatic' once but it didnt work and im afraid that it'll only do some spamming. And might be banned after. I'll never bite again

HI

If you can post your competitors links on any site for free or paid then google will not penalize you for it... other wise what would stop your competitors destroying your serp rankings.

Tom