DMOZ anyone?

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roscoeh

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• Sep 23, 2010

• #1

Can anyone get my site listed on DMOZ? Is it still worth doing?

PM with your price.

 

Delboy2424

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• Sep 23, 2010

• #2

what area#?

 

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roscoeh

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• Sep 23, 2010
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• #3

website design/development

 

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simit

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Aug 15, 2009

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• Sep 23, 2010

• #4

I'd be interested as well if anyone has the inside dmoz listing hookup.

 

No1here

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• Sep 23, 2010

• #5

This is relevant to my interests. If someone would be willing to help me get listed in Dmoz I would not only pay a fee but be very grateful so PM me please.

 

Bestbuyfoam

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Nov 14, 2009

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• Sep 24, 2010

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simit said:

I'd be interested as well if anyone has the inside dmoz listing hookup.

Click to expand...

Me to...

Thanks a million,

And have a blessed one...

 

stackbread123

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Dec 2, 2009

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• Sep 24, 2010

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Hmm to be honest I don't think DMOZ listing is that important anymore... Does anyone have any proof or atleast a case study that it actually does affect the rankings ?

 

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Niche

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• Oct 16, 2010

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I think the appeal of DMOZ was because it source the Google directory. But yeah, it's really not the be all and end all.

I think if you really want to get in, then consider becoming an editor

 

Bestbuyfoam

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• Oct 16, 2010

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I'm still looking for one if anyone can help me out on this...


Thanks a million,

And have a blessed one...

 

music4mic

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Sep 11, 2009

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• Oct 16, 2010

• #10

I'm sure it helps you rankings, but honestly, so does a quality xrumer blast.
Why not just focus on high PR links on lots of sites? We know that works...

Niche said:

I think the appeal of DMOZ was because it source the Google directory. But yeah, it's really not the be all and end all.

I think if you really want to get in, then consider becoming an editor

Click to expand...

And yeah, I think it's a pretty well known fact that a lot of the guys that have links in there are editors. That's why they won't approve competitions links...


That being said, if you are dead set on trying to get your site included, there are a number of SEO pros that will help you write up the submission, find the exact category and get your site published. But they usually want a lot of $$$

 

Last edited: Oct 16, 2010

Nookie Monster

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• Oct 16, 2010

• #11

I submitted a couple of sites and have yet to hear/see squat.

 

shadowfax

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• Oct 16, 2010

• #12

Would this help?

Code:

http://mattsmarketingblog.com/seo/how-to-get-listed-in-dmoz/

 

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KMCORP

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Jul 9, 2010

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• Oct 16, 2010

• #13

I want to share my experince (I'm not native english then I'm sorry for my english)
I've submited 3 sites to dmoz and all of them have been listed.

I do the following things step by step.

1. Check the category where your site looks most relevant.
2. Read all competitors on that page. How they write their description. This is the best guideline to describe your site.
3. Briefy describe about your site. Your description should be different. Do not spam keyword at all.
4. Submit your site to the category in #1.
5. Wait

Hope you all got luck.