Can anyone recommend solid directories (paid) to submit websites to?
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can anyone recommend solid directories (paid) to submit websites to? maybe a directory you've already submitted to and have gotten results.
Thanks
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I pulled out some metrics on a few http://www.garethjames.net/authority-directory-list/
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It worth doing some searches on google such as "keyword" directories or "keyword" submit site etc.
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thanks. Im looking for paid directories that are not the yahoo, business.com, botw of the world.
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Well, maybe you can identify what your competitors are at with this tool: http://www.seomoz.org/labs/link-intersect and some of them may be paid directories.
A paid directory is yahoo's directory.
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