Promoting ones website..

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oraclesmith replied

4 September 2006, 11:52
I use Hypersubmit, which is not free at £20 a year, but cheap nonetheless. The basic service gets you submitted to about 100 search engines and directories, not all top quality but including Yahoo, Google etc. It saves all that typing.
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Dalek Supreme replied

4 September 2006, 11:42
Just make sure you have the phrase "test please delete" hidden at the bottom of the page. This will ensure you come top in most of the major search engines.
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DimPrawn replied

4 September 2006, 11:37
The word is DMOZ hasn't been updated (in any large numbers) in years.

This means that the time it takes to get into DMOZ is many years. Worth applying, but I know several people that are still awaiting a review and entry into DMOZ since 2004.

Don't hold your breath.
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Cowboy Bob replied

4 September 2006, 11:23
DMOZ - http://dmoz.org/ - is a human edited web directory and most of the major search engines take links from them and rank them highly (since they've been seen by a human and not just spidered)
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_V_ replied

4 September 2006, 10:57
Why is this in light relief? There's no tits or jokes

Anyway, the answer is here.

info.vilesilencer.com/seo-friendly-list.xls
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cyberduck started a topic Promoting ones website..

4 September 2006, 10:49
Promoting ones website..

Hi

I want to promote my website. Someone recommend www.kellysearch.com/ which is a great free directory. I would also recommend:

www.splut.co.uk - really good
www.freeindex.co.uk/ - requires recpiprocal links
www.illumirate.com/ - need to pass a test to post links I passed - yipeeee

I was wondering if can recommend knows any other good FREE directories (with or without reciprocal linking).
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