Archive for the ‘Directory Tips’ Category

How to Remove Dead Links from your Web Directory Listing

If you are running your web directory properly, there will be a time when you need to re-check your listed sites – are they still exist? This is important considering the negative impact of keeping such non-existent site links in your web directory. A couple of reasons why you should prune your web directory listing: [...]

Why changing direction in your web directory business is necessary

One of my acquaintances, one of the leading web directory business owners today, has just transformed one of his general directories into a niche one. What’s the reason behind the transformation and how to do it the right way? GlobeWebDirectory.com, was a free general web directory, is now a premium legal web directory. Why go [...]

8 Ways to Create a Crappy Directory

I have just stumble a good thread on DigitalPoint forums giving you “good reasons” to create a crappy directory. When it comes to directory, “crappiness” are mainly measured in term of SEO. Here are some ways to help you build a really bad directory: 1. Use the same database on your network of directories, containing [...]

Eager to Start a Web Directory that doesn’t Suck? Read This!

Web directory business is under the spotlight in the last several years due to some facts: Web directories’ role has been reduced significantly in SEO/link building and it is saturated with low quality directories that are either link farms or dead ones. It’s obvious that if you really want to establish a web directory, you [...]

10 Tips for Better Directory listing: What to Add in Web Directory Listing Detail Pages?

Having link title, description and keywords in your web directory’s listing detail pages is so a decade ago. Today, web directories need to add some flairs into their listing. How so, and how to do so? One answer: Google Panda. With Google Panda updates, no site can escape the fact that it must contain original, [...]

How do you know that you submit to a quality web directory?

I’ve just stumbled on an interesting post containing many Q-and-As regarding this particular issue: How to report paid links. I am particularly interested in one Q-and-A about paid links, review fees and web directory quality that basically answers this question: How do you know that you submit to a quality web directory? Here is the [...]

Web Directory SEO Biggest Mistake: Targeting Submission-related Keywords

Did you know what so-called experts suggest you on keyword to target for your web directory? Yep, you’ve guessed right: Many would suggest “web directory,” “link directory,” “business directory,” “real estate directory,” and so on… So wrong. So misleading. I’ve found a valuable advice – probably one of the best advice – on web directory [...]

How do You Know You are Submitting to a Quality Web Directory?

We all know that DMOZ/ODP is a quality directory; we also know that BOTW (Best of the Web) is a quality directory. So does Yahoo! Directory. The problem is, those are the authority ones. How about the rest? How do we know whether a directory is high quality or not? There are ways to “detect” [...]

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