Need help with picking directory auto submission tool

[jhnrang]

Originally Posted by sniperhiga

I know some sites with only 30-40 backlinks and they have huge traffic and great google positions.
Not ammount of links.... QUALITY!
Some webmaster just wrote me a letter to help with his website.... guess what. He build links from more than 1000 domain names in past year and his SERPS still really bad and he got 0 traffic. I looked throught and discovered that all his backlinks pr0-2. I told him.... "Dude, your website awesome and you did great SEO, just find 10-15 pr 4-5 links and your positions will jump like crazy"

Thanks for the informative posts. I am very impressed! I just wanted to get some clarifications---

Say.... I have a new site and I spend few hundred bucks and getbuy around 20 PR5 links only ( Of course need to find out related sites to list and few directories as well). It will cost me --but will I get good position in SERPs so quickly? I guess my PR will be around 4/5. But will that put me top on search pages with particular keywords? Or --there is a chance that Google might jail me behind the SANDBOX bar?

[pctec]

Originally Posted by jeffwend

I think I am going to leave this forum. Good luck to those of you who are cool and are willing to share and good luck to those of you who are negative and need a hug.

Are you still here?
Oh, you just came back to leave me bad rep...
Run along now...

[spinfactor]

opps .........sorry

[spinfactor]

Originally Posted by sniperhiga

Ok, positive thing i can say.... Directories submission is good but think this way. More than 95% free directories can give you pr0 link and pages not even indexed by Google. Once directory reached pr4-5, they delete all links and switch to paid. Also, there are bunch companies who buy directories once they reached pr2-3 or Alexa top 100 000 traffic. In this case... the same thing... They delete all links and add only links they want promoting sites or they do $500-1000 promotion to create better pagerank and approve only paid submissions.
If you submitted to 500-1000 directories, your site will be on top of search engines... but later you just loosing your backlinks.... slowly, little by little you loose 2-3 links a day. For MSN you loose 5-10 links a day (because they count every link even the same domain and on PHP directories your site listed on 3-4 pages at least such as "sort by PR" page, "sort by clicks" page, "sort by day added" page.
It will be very hard to keep your positions, moreover, Google don't really like sites who loose backlinks. Google will think that you are buying links for month-year, or you spam and site owners delete your links when they discover them. Google trust sites if they see that they have old backlinks and never loose them.
For website owners with more than 20 sites i will suggest to...
Build 3 way, 5 way, 10 way backlinks. It is a great deal for you and website owners. Add directory for each site, wait for the next Google update to get at least pr1-2 for directory pages and after... suggest people to link 5 sites for link from 10 your sites etc...
Also, don't waste your time adding in millions directories. Pick free directories from www.DirectoryCritic.com with the best webmasters reviews and add site only in this directories.
Promote 3-5 sites really heavy and the rest of them add in the same places where you sucsessfully added your link.
PM webmsters in forums to exchange links, don't write e-mails. PM in forums... way better chance to find really good partners!
Suggest webmasters to link their INTERNAL pages from your site if they link bunch your sites.
Hire SEO specialist or coordinator who can suggest you lot of good things.
Add your sites to www.Dollarlinking.com For $1 they give you pr5 link and it will cost you $70 to list all your sites.
PR5 link worth like 2000-3000 pr0 backlinks.

Not trying to bust ya bubble but i didnt see any 1 dollar links ranking PR5. If I have somehow overlooked this please help me to find them.

[Comenius]

I see someone mentioned it before, but I've been using the digiXMAS tool (http://www.digixmas.com) for semi-automated submitting.

It takes a lot of the tedium out of the work, but you still have to select the category and enter in any captcha code if needed.

I've tried doing manual submissions before and it's pretty slow going. I don't think I would go back to doing them again so long as semi-automated tools exist.

[John Scott]

Auto-submission is stupid. When you use the same titles and descriptions for all your submissions you are just devaluing your own links and wasting your time.

[Comenius]

Auto-submission is stupid, I agree. But assisted submission using varying titles, descriptions, etc. is time saving.

[vijaygupta]

You should go for semi automated submission software, It will allow you to change the description and other things as directories required that you are submitting your site to.

[spinfactor]

hmmmmm ok guys Please don't misunderstand me here. I'm learning! Why is the semi auto submission bad if you can do all what the above posts state ? Help me out here please!

And alos for the above mentioned does this tool check if url exists from your own hard work b4 it is approve to submit?

[Comenius]

Spin, if the way you execute your semi-auto submission isn't to use the exact same titles/descriptions/etc. over and over again, I don't see how it can be perceived any differently from doing it manually.

The strategy I've been using is to use an assisted tool to help me submit to about 50 directories in one run, rotating between three different variations of titles/descriptions/etc. I then stop the tool, change the wording in those items around, and resume with the next 50. I always check to make sure I'm using the most appropriate category, or skipping the directory altogether if it seems my site wouldn't fit in.

Anyhow, this has just been my approach, and I'll be the first to admit I'm completely new to SEO in general and directory submission in particular, so use your best judgment as to whether or not my way makes sense.

[sniperhiga]

use www.best-web-directories.com directory submission service.

[Axial]

The best submission tool is yourself

[mmariusel]

Originally Posted by Comenius

The strategy I've been using is to use an assisted tool to help me submit to about 50 directories in one run, rotating between three different variations of titles/descriptions/etc. I then stop the tool, change the wording in those items around, and resume with the next 50. I always check to make sure I'm using the most appropriate category, or skipping the directory altogether if it seems my site wouldn't fit in.

The method I have suggested is to use a semi-automatic tool doing automatic anchor text rotating and description rotating automatic. The software in my signature, <links removed>

[Alexandro]

For semi-automated submision to directories I use this section from IBP.