Submitting your site to the Open Directory
Getting your site an optimum listing in the Open Directory (DMOZ) is vitally important as far as search engine positioning is concerned…
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Getting your site an optimum listing in the Open Directory (DMOZ) is vitally important as far as search engine positioning is concerned…
Let's face facts; most of us are quick to doubt the integrity and honesty of people involved in certain professions. We find it easy to mistrust politicians and are wary of people involved in car sales, insurance, real estate and the advertising industry. There's even a shadow of suspicion cast over the legal profession thanks to the fraudulent activities of just a few solicitors.
ALACAZAM! HOKUS POKUS! PRESTOCHANGO! No, not those four magic words. Granted, they might coax a rabbit out of a hat, but they won't do a thing for you if you're trying to get a business off the ground.
The Internet has opened a whole New World of information and opportunity for all of us. However, it has also created a breeding ground for scam artists. For this reason, many Internet users are very reluctant to share their personal information and order products online.
Do you remember a time when search engine submission strategies were fairly easy and worked almost across the board? Sure, we recommended manual submissions, and yes, we recommended daily submission limits, but the strategies were uncomplicated.
Many successful internet business owners state that their most important asset is their "list". That is, their list of customer addresses or the email addresses of their newsletter subscribers is what accounts for a great deal of their profitability.