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Newbie Directory question Other Directories forum discussing directories besides DMOZ. These include free directories such as Joeant, Gimpsy, and Jayde. Also discuss the value of paid directories and their impact in SEO. DO NOT SPAM YOUR DIRECTORY HERE.

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Old April 10th, 2008, 04:20 PM
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It says to rank higher in google register with a half dozen general directories. What would be an example of a general
directory and a "second-tier general directory?

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look at the directory's pagerank . Dmoz has pr8. A second-tier general directory would have a lower pagerank and it will have many irrelevant links.
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It says to rank higher in google register with a half dozen general directories. What would be an example of a general
directory and a "second-tier general directory?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Getting links from lots of directories doesn't mean that you can get higher rankings. To get better rankings you need to get links from related site with the right use of targeted keywords as anchor text.
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