Any strategy to generate traffic for a website will include ways of improving the Google page ranking. Part of that strategy should be Website Directory Submission as a way of getting quality, one way links to your website.
One way links are exactly what search engines are looking for and websites with a high number of quality, one way links are typically the sites that rank the highest.
There is a vast number of free directories that anyone can submit their url to, but the process is very time consuming.
As a way of automating the process several websites directory submission programs have been developed. In my opinion, the best and easiest to use, is a new program created by Brad Callen, called Directory Submitter.
The software currently contains around 1700 website directories, all free.
It’s really easy to use, all you need to do is:
1. Input your website details (i.e. title, description, URL, etc.) into the
software ..
2. Click on the directory you want to submit to and the software will automatically fill in your website details.
3. Click the submit button and your website is instantly submitted to the directory.
Then, you can move on and select the next directory.
If you were to go through the entire list, by the time you’re finished, you’ll have roughly 1500 one way links pointing to your website. In reality, you can work your way through the most appropriate directories with the highest page ranking. It’s still a time consuming process, but much quicker and easier that reentering the same data over and over.
Note; If you’re going to add multiple links quickly, it’s important to vary your website title (anchor text) every 20-30 links or so, to make things look more natural to the search engines.
You can do this really easily via Directory Submitter at the start of the process when you initially create your project.
According to their sales blurb, the software is constantly being updated and their is also a community of fellow users established (and growing), that work together to improve the software.
To check out Directory Submitter, click on the banner below:
Popularity: 36% [?]
Although a programmer, this project was touching on areas I had little experience in, so initially I put the project out to tender on a website called getacoder.com. It’s amazing how many people step forward and offer to work for you. But on this occasion, I met an American developer called Ian McManus at another networking event being held at the University of Warwick by B2B.
Day #4
mick fallon
