We all use directories to build links, and that is the reason why there are so many web directories submission services around. But, are all of them good? Are the ones promising to submit your website to 500 directories for slightly less than $50 ($47 or $49 to be more precise) any good?
Well, you know the answer. Not all the directories are cut to be the same, and not all of them are good. Most of them are bad, and as far as $47 directories submission goes, the adage, “Pay peanuts and get monkey” holds true.
A submission to bad directory will not only not give you any link juice, but it will also suck away the respect you got from Google and other search engines, as many of the web directories are banned or blacklisted by Google.
You need to run a directory through three litmus tests before submitting your website to that. This will save you from the search engines’ wrath, and will deliver value for money.
Always run a directory through these steps before you submit your link. What else do you think should one consider before submitting website’s link to a directory? Please use the comment box and let me know your views on the subject.
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