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Whether you're concerned with business-to-business, or business to consumer, whether your organization is large or small, commercial or nonprofit, these are some…
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As I start to write this, I'm not quite sure where this line of thought will go. But I think there is an important distinction here.
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1. Directories There are plenty of directories out there which will be happy to list your website for free, the two most important being dmoz.org and yahoo's directory (free for non-commercial sites). You should always look out for specialist directories in your particular industry since these will drive the most targeted traffic.
