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Old 11-07-2007, 09:56 AM   #13 (permalink)
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I think directories that target niche subjects are still doing fine and are useful references for people interested in specific topics. General directories IMO, not so much.
Mainly because many niche directories are run by people who have an interest and knowledge in the subject matter, they will make sure that only quality gets listed. Web directories generally speaking are far from dead. What is dead is the game of those who jumped on a bandwagon to make quick money which is about 98 percent of directory people you see on forums.

Do what you´re inspired to. You can still start a successful general web directory. The problem is that on webmaster forums you can put up any piece of crap and people will compliment you on it when in reality you are not going to go anywhere. Start something good and advertise it away from forums. That is my advice. Get a good domain, a powerful logo and a slogan people are going to remember.
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