top traffic directories

[am9905d]

It depends on the category you are going to be listed in and where does it rank. Even small directories that happen to rank decently for some keywords related to your site can send you traffic. However, your best bet are niche directories.

[rankland]

Key words and serp position tells me whats going to best suit my site..... Not genral directory or niche directory.

Let the strongest prevail the submission.. ..site content power is the key to submission, and success.

[sniperhiga]

Apply for sponsored submissions from homepage and you will get traffic.

[Rajesh]

Submit to DMOZ and YAHOO these are high traffic directories.

[Natural Elements]

Depends on your topic too.

Getting traffic from web directories:
On which subjects?
What products?
Which topics?

That doesn't apply to all sites, let's be honest.

Originally Posted by WhatiFind

For getting traffic from web directories:

- www.avivadirectory.com
- www.alivedirectory.com
- www.botw.org
- http://directory.v7n.com
- www.site-sift.com
- www.bigweblinks.com
- www.dollarlinking.com

good luck

[temyong]

Originally Posted by WhatiFind

For getting traffic from web directories:

- www.avivadirectory.com
- www.alivedirectory.com
- www.botw.org
- http://directory.v7n.com
- www.site-sift.com
- www.bigweblinks.com
- www.dollarlinking.com

good luck

Oh yeah, I will submit to that directory soon.

[bobchrist]

Those are paid directories and the charges also expensive except v7 directories but most of the categories are locked there in v7.

[John Scott]

most of the categories are locked there in v7

Huh?

[sniperhiga]

Originally Posted by Rajesh

Submit to DMOZ and YAHOO these are high traffic directories.

Just some of categories... and often it is uselless traffic from competitors who just check you.

[rankland]

Originally Posted by bobchrist

Those are paid directories and the charges also expensive except v7 directories but most of the categories are locked there in v7.

I submitted v7n a wk ago, and havnt even got a email to my site that it was recieved. My site has good pr. quite a bit of #1 serp categories in all searches, and is a pretty well known directory. I just dont understand why the editors havnt emailed my site.

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by rankland

I submitted v7n a wk ago, and havnt even got a email to my site that it was recieved. My site has good pr. quite a bit of #1 serp categories in all searches, and is a pretty well known directory. I just dont understand why the editors havnt emailed my site.

It appears that it was in the backlog of submissions, just looks like it was published.

Local and regional internet web directory, organized by category, with rich site content to promote your web site. Submit url to editor to get your site listed at... http://www.rankland.com

You usually include the URL in your description?

[rankland]

Originally Posted by John Scott

It appears that it was in the backlog of submissions, just looks like it was published.


You usually include the URL in your description?

Not always, but sometimes i do .

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by rankland

Not always, but sometimes i do .

Bad manners, dude.

[rankland]

Originally Posted by John Scott

Bad manners, dude.

What do you mean john i was just clarifying that i dont always use my http at the end of my script.

[John Scott]

Putting the URL in the description is bad manners. No serious directory will approve a submission that includes the URL in the description field, no?

[rankland]

Originally Posted by John Scott

Putting the URL in the description is bad manners. No serious directory will approve a submission that includes the URL in the description field, no?

Even if i dont get excepted by v7n atleast i learned something impotant.

[John Scott]

http://directory.v7n.com/Top/Interne...eral/9140.html

[rankland]

Originally Posted by John Scott

http://directory.v7n.com/Top/Interne...eral/9140.html

Awsom john you've given some great advice to anyone who reads this thread.

[Natural Elements]

Originally Posted by John Scott

Putting the URL in the description is bad manners. No serious directory will approve a submission that includes the URL in the description field, no?

Bravo John, I removed all the time the url in title, a lot of people do that and I really don't understand. They submit the url and duplicate again in the title, that doesn't give anything more then spam. If the title is made correctly people will click on, period.