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Paid directory submission

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PLEsearch last edited by

Hi Team,
We are looking for link submission in paid directories, so could you please you please let us know what will be the procedure of paid link submission ASAP

Regards
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hwade last edited by

I would definitely take a look at the list given by SEOmoz (below) and stay away from places that will sell you hundreds of links for x amount of money. Buying a bunch of spammy links can work for a little while but will bite you in the end.

best of luck

Holly
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USHoleInOne last edited by

Here is an updated list from our nice friends. http://www.seomoz.org/dp/seo-directory
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