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To continue our last blog post – list of 1,300 free web directories – here’s yet another list of paid web directories.

The list is courtesy of OneWayTextLink.com – a semi-automatic directory submission software that also has good lists of web directories – both free and paid – to where you can submit your site to.

You can use the site to track your directory submissions to the web directory lists – all you need is to register with … Click here to continue »

Looking for quality web directories to submit your site to? I recommend you to consider paid directories (web directories that charge review fees to approve your links.)

While there are good-quality free web directories on the web today (e.g. DMOZ/ODP) paid directories, such as BOTW are proven to offer you better options; in other words, there are generally more quality paid directories than free ones.

If you are looking for a list of paid web directories, I recommend you … Click here to continue »

With so many questions about the effectiveness of directories in search engine optimization, people tend to forget that in directory submission, your choice between niche and general directory is crucial in determining whether your SEO works or not.

If we look at webmaster forums, the treads surrounding the “rivalry” of niche directories vs. general directories have given us one conclusion – almost unanimously: Niche directories are better than general directories.

Niche directories give better back links to same-niche sites, as … Click here to continue »

DirWell.com is an old web directory with good traffic and visibility on search engines. It has just been relaunched, sporting a professional directory design that will actually attract visitors. For the re-launch, DirWell.com offer discounts on directory listing review fees.

DirWell.com (view our listing) has more than 10,000 categories to choose from and currently has more than 2,000 active listings that are well-indexed. What’s more, DirWell.com offers unique content and allows you to access multiple listing and deep … Click here to continue »

Quality paid directories are charging a fee for listing review for one major reason: They are using some of their revenue to better the directories; and as we all know, free promotional methods are nice, but we sometimes need to spend more money to make more money.

If you are looking for such quality paid directories, here is a small list of quality paid general web directories charging under $10 for a site listing – all with manual approval under … Click here to continue »

If there is one thing that bug me about PHP Link Directory-powered web directories is that most of them look pretty much alike. Beacon Directory is a general web directory that stands out for some good reasons. Read on.

First of all, their web 2.0-style front-end design is one of the better I have seen so far. Beacon Directory has a unique layout – 1 column – while others are mostly 2 or 3 columns layout. The best thing about … Click here to continue »

Submitting your website to web directories can help your site to gain traction in search engine rankings. If you are fed up with all the low-quality web directories that won’t probably be around anymore next month and looking for quality, noise-free business web directory, I recommend you to visit Suggest URL web directory.

Established in 2006, Suggest-Url.org (view our listing) is one of the quality web directories on the Net today. The SEO-friendly web directory offers you … Click here to continue »

Google says that paid links are against its Term of Services. Then what about web directories that requires site owners to pay for “listing or review fee” to get listed? Are paid directories violating Google TOS and exposing themselves to risks of getting penalized or banned?

Paid directories list sites in exchange for a fee. The mechanism is similar to buying/selling links, no matter how we are trying to justify that the fees are not for purchasing links, but for … Click here to continue »