what is the best tool to submit site to directories

**fastreplies** · 03:32 AM

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Originally Posted by vangogh

Couldn't you have just found the handful that might prove useful and submit to them?

As far as the seo value just because a search engine shows the link as a backlink doesn't mean they place any value on it.

Excellent point

We listed in our directory freshly backed site oldfashionbluesproject.com
Couple weeks ago the owner sent us email telling us that he used PR checker on our site and his site came up PR1, so he wants to know if it’s good or not to have PR1

As you can see scorpionagency, one right directory is more than enough to give your site PR1 status

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**scorpionagency** · 10-09-2007, 04:48 AM

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Originally Posted by fastreplies

Excellent point

We listed in our directory freshly backed site oldfashionbluesproject.com
Couple weeks ago the owner sent us email telling us that he used PR checker on our site and his site came up PR1, so he wants to know if it’s good or not to have PR1

As you can see scorpionagency, one right directory is more than enough to give your site PR1 status

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PR (Page Rank) isn't even in the equation , it's totally useless to me - Now PR (Public Relations) on the other hand is one of my focuses.

Don't let my supporting stats report of a directory campaign analysis fool you. I am quite up to date with both stereo typical Whitehat (Organic) & Blackhat (Spammy) manipulation techniques.

I simply felt an Uncontrollable urge to throw in my research results of directories for others to wrap their brains around (Whether it helped support a debate or not).

**fastreplies** · 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by scorpionagency

PR (Page Rank) isn't even in the equation

Ok, lets forget about PR for now.

How about if I tell you all Big 3 have link to that site now based on one single link in our directory?
Does it make any difference to you to know that only couple dozens of directories that counts
regardless of their authoritative status?

If PR is not important to you and you are looking for traffic, then you have made 1,200 wasteful trips
even if they were made with help of submission tool.

Which brings me to Blacksnow's initial question

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what is the best tool to submit site to directories

If you want to be listed with 99.9% probability, then never use Submission Scripts, Tools... what so ever.

Do your homework and as I said: use your Keyboard and Brains and submit your site to Directories that counts. There is only maybe 50 of them thus you don't need any tools but a few minutes of your time during your coffee break and you will be rewarded with both PR and Traffic.

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**scorpionagency** · 02:32 PM

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fastreplies: Ok, lets forget about PR for now.

How about if I tell you all Big 3 have link to that site now based on one single link in our directory?
Does it make any difference to you to know that only couple dozens of directories that counts
regardless of their authoritative status?

If PR is not important to you and you are looking for traffic, then you have made 1,200 wasteful trips
even if they were made with help of submission tool.

Which brings me to Blacksnow's initial question

Ok, I tried to forget about PR as you stated in the beginning of your retort & then you, yourself reminded me of it again using PR as a reasoning to why my links didn't work.

Are you failure with Dunns & Bradstreet & how authoritative they are? again, I have 1,200 inbound links that were generated in Total (800 auto & 600 manual) 320 of which show as backlinks, I of course have allot more IBL's than that, i am only mentioning the ones related to directories.

You are apparently a Link Seller, it's obvious in your support for PageRank, There are authoritarian sites out there with a PR-1 & conversion rates in the upper 5% (Just so you know 5% is actually High for the average website), then there are sites with a PR-7 that have a 0.045% Conversion rate.

As you can see, the PR has absolutely Nothing to do with the monthly revenues of those sites. Isn't that the whole point, to make money?

and again auto submitting waisted 70% of my time, as we already pointed out. Thus manual submissions to authoritarian sites being the primary focus this thread starter should be looking at - NOT PR -

**fastreplies** · 10-09-2007, 03:35 PM

Hey scorpionagency, there is no retort in my reply (until now) because
the only point I tried to make was to show to Blacksnow that he would waste
his time for nothing as you yourself done and for whatever reason PR or traffic,
he wants to submit his site, he should do it old fashioned way, manually.

Do you have problems with my advice to Blacksnow then I wanna hear it?

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**scorpionagency** · 10-09-2007, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by fastreplies

Hey scorpionagency, there is no retort in my reply (until now) because
the only point I tried to make was to show to Blacksnow that he would waste
his time for nothing as you yourself done and for whatever reason PR or traffic,
he wants to submit his site, he should do it old fashioned way, manually.

Do you have problems with my advice to Blacksnow then I wanna hear it?

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I think I already posted... let me scroll up real quick & double check... um.. yep... I did.. ....

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scorpionagency: There are authoritarian sites out there with a PR-1 & conversion rates in the upper 5% (Just so you know 5% is actually High for the average website), then there are sites with a PR-7 that have a 0.045% Conversion rate.

and again auto submitting waisted 70% of my time, as we already pointed out. Thus manual submissions to authoritarian sites being the primary focus this thread starter should be looking at - NOT PR -

I disagreed with you proclaiming PR as a reason to seek links

**fastreplies** · 10-09-2007, 10:14 PM

Ok scorpionagency, let me make it crystal clear to you.

I will repeat to you again: for whatever reason PR or traffic, and I will add to that:
ripe bananas, candy bar and so on, so you can stop kicking dead donkey and
understand what “whatever reason” means. PR in that sentence is nothing more
than et cetera.

Again: Do you have problems with my advice about submission methods?

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**scorpionagency** · 10-09-2007, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by fastreplies

Ok scorpionagency, let me make it crystal clear to you.

I will repeat to you again: for whatever reason PR or traffic, and I will add to that:
ripe bananas, candy bar and so on, so you can stop kicking dead donkey and
understand what “whatever reason” means. PR in that sentence is nothing more
than et cetera.

Again: Do you have problems with my advice about submission methods?

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I already answered that one twice I believe - the answer remains the same...

**fastreplies** · 10-09-2007, 11:23 PM

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the answer remains the same...

Let us hear it one more time

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**scorpionagency** · 10-09-2007, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by fastreplies

Let us hear it one more time

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I'm not sure I understand why you are so persistent about hearing the same Identical thing I have posted 2-3 times already.

It's like a dog chasing his tail, I'm tired of repeating myself, there should be a scroll bar located to the right of your screen (Part of the browser window). you can use this scroll bar to scroll up to the last 2 identical answers so that we can stop all the broken record repeating now. and if the repeating is just an attempt to get more sig IBL's, shame on you...

**fastreplies** · 10-09-2007, 11:52 PM

Topic:
what is the best tool to submit site to directories

I say, manual submission beats everything else

Are you saying, I'm wrong?

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**scorpionagency** · 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by fastreplies

Topic:
what is the best tool to submit site to directories

I say, manual submission beats everything else

Are you saying, I'm wrong?

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Huh? I think i said the same thing, if you scrolled up like I asked you to you would have seen that the issue was with you suggesting using PR as decisioning factor.

Not once did I say anything bout Manual submissions NOt being good, heck I recommended Manual at least 3-4 times, well 5 counting this one. I think you are confused now & this thread is becoming trash due all the repeat posts.

(I apologize to the moderators, this is my last post on this thread)

**Kuldeep2195** · 10-10-2007, 12:31 AM

DirectorySubmitter is one tool you can use to take away some drudgery from the work of submitting to directories. But do not expect any real traffic to flow from directories. Whatever traffic you get will also most likely be other SEOs. You will get some iotas of link weight all right.

**fastreplies** · 10-10-2007, 01:59 AM

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Originally Posted by scorpionagency

Huh? I think i said the same thing, if you scrolled up like I asked you to you would have seen that the issue was with you suggesting using PR as decisioning factor

The only reason you submitted your site to 1,200 directories is to get high PR. So, stop being hypocritical and clutch to my mentioning of PR as if I am some kind of pariah. You are the one who spend countless hour praying to only God of Internet you know - PR, and I don’t mean Public Relation.

The only time you recognized Manual submission when vangogh pined you down to the table and you replied “And that a solid campaign should consist of ONLY solid authoritative Manual submissions” acknowledgement you made only because you have no guts to take your best shot at vangogh.

So, what is it: manual submission to authoritative directories ONLY or to every directory?

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**kex.uni.cc** · 10-11-2007, 12:22 PM

I find this thread very interesting with data, again bookmarked.