The Problem with those Indian Submission Companies

[jhnrang]

Originally Posted by John Scott

No, not all, just the ones I know of. I'd love to know which Indian submission services practice better submission tactics.

I agree with you John.
I am from India and I used to provide submissions services -no companies --but individually.

But it used to take me 2/3 days to properly submit to only 125 high quality directories that approved 50%+ submissions quickly--.

But -those India submission companies --who advertise manual submissions for cheap rates SUCKS. Most of them --use automated softwares-- otherwise how could they submit to hundreds of directories within short time? Are they Magicians? HELL- NO.

So I had to leave the field --and become a directory owner myself as I personally hate automated submitting softwares.

I started a Free directory --and had every intention to keep it free-- listing quality websites. But oneday --when I was approving links - I noticed that I received 12 submissions from same IP using different e-mail IDs --within 5 mins --which is not possible manually. Any member reading this post might verify what I am saying --by trying to submit a site to 50 directories --by using only Roboform/Firefox Form filler --and how long it takes.

I banned the IP --then and there --and `immediately turned the directory into a paid one.
That is how these services do their service.

But that does not make all the submission companies bad. But genuine service providers are rare.

So John is 100% correct.

[Obelia]

Originally Posted by jhnrang

I agree with you John.
I am from India and I used to provide submissions services -no companies --but individually.

But it used to take me 2/3 days to properly submit to only 125 high quality directories that approved 50%+ submissions quickly--.

That's a good estimate of the time it should take to do the job manually, even using form-filler plugins. So if you're considering paying someone to do this, ask yourself if the rate comes near a living wage for the kind of hours required, (and remember that wages are not the only expenses for your submitter). If they don't, steer clear.

[jhnrang]

Originally Posted by Obelia

That's a good estimate of the time it should take to do the job manually, even using form-filler plugins. So if you're considering paying someone to do this, ask yourself if the rate comes near a living wage for the kind of hours required, (and remember that wages are not the only expenses for your submitter). If they don't, steer clear.

Lol mate-- I mentioned on my post that - I left the job long-time back First thing-- it is impossible to compete on rates with these companies --. And most webmasters go for cheap--rather than quality.

I understand that -it is not a field for me -as I can't compromise on quality. So bye-bye -directory submission.

[bfarrell]

Nice topic. Have several directories and sometimes just cannot figure what the submitters are thinking in what and where they submit. Had many similar suspicions, but was never sure. Helped to clarify some of the strange behavior I have to sort through.

[littlephoenix]

i think sometimes its still worth paying 50$ to one of these companies and have them submit your site to thousands of directories, i mean at least 20 or 30 of them will get listed and its worth that price as it still takes time to submit one by one, or am i wrong?

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by littlephoenix

i think sometimes its still worth paying 50$ to one of these companies and have them submit your site to thousands of directories, i mean at least 20 or 30 of them will get listed and its worth that price as it still takes time to submit one by one, or am i wrong?

I'd rather have them submitted each with a unique description and anchor to get the most value out of it.