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Posted By: MattMcGee 87 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.smallbusinesssem.com)
Category: Link Building
It’s been a while since I've gone out on the hunt for links from quality directories, and the experience these past few days hasn't been good: There's a lot more junk out there than not. This can be a problem for the small business owner who may struggle to know how to tell a quality directory from the rest.
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from IncrediBILL 86 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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Nothing new here, lots of sites say this, and some of it is mildly misleading

How did this warrant a sphinn?

from monitis 85 days ago #
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I like the article.  It helps to understamd non-quality directories for submissions. Some people like to go on automatic submissions, which is quick, but what do you get?  These 8 signs of a wrong choice are useful.  I had once made mistake and submited to too many of those (no reciprocals).  Spent a lot of time, but never saw one result.  I find DMOZ is the only one worth working on. 

from yojpotter2 85 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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Thanks for this posts..these tips are very helpful in identifying sites that are worth to submit to.


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