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Competitive Domain Analysis Question

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ClaytonKendall last edited by

When looking at the Competitive Domain Analysis I noticed that I am the only one amongst my competitors that does not have a link from DMOZ. The problem is, I do have a link from them. When you search for my site on dmoz.org you can find my site and it has been that way for quite a while. Anyone know any possible reasons it may be doing this?
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gmk1567 last edited by

DMOZ doesn't have any value nowadays. I would prefer to concentrate on other areas to improve.
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JaspalX last edited by

In my experience, OSE sometimes takes a (long) while to 'notice' links. Perhaps that's it?
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