Thoughts on 2 directories?
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Thoughts on ScrubTheWeb.com and SearchSight.com ?
would directories like these be a good idea? We are a b to b company...
Thanks!
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Are they paid directories? If so, probably not worth it. There are very few directories out there worth paying for. So many free ones you can get decent links from, just worry about those. Only pay for a directory if you think it can actually bring you quality traffic. Never pay for perceived link value as it's usually very low anyway.
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