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Directories and Marketing Your Website Explained |
| Date Added: May 24, 2007 03:45:36 PM |
© Tatiana Velitchkov
In case you didn’t know, directory marketing has been around for a very long time. This is because directories can be a priceless marketing tool for any entrepreneur, regardless of their targeted audience. For instance, if you’re a web designer hoping to secure some new clients, directory submissions can work. If you’re trying to sell widgets, then directory marketing can work too. You see, directory marketing is a cost-effective way to market your site. Plus, it allows you to receive instant traffic, generate quality leads and back links, increase your site’s traffic and search engine ranking, and provides readers with a great directory. In essence, directory marketing can take your marketing to new heights.
The key to successful directory marketing is to only submit to quality and human edited directories. In addition, any directory that you submit to should be aesthetically pleasing, effectively marketed, have high search engine rankings for its targeted keywords as well as have good traffic.
Once you find a site that meets these requirements, you will need to carefully evaluate their submission criteria. If you qualify, you’ll then need to include your targeted keywords and submit your listing. In most instances, your listing will be approved within 1-2 weeks. If they aren’t immediately accepted, you can always resubmit them after making required changes. The key is to do it until you get it right. While you’re waiting to be approved, you should concentrate on finding and submitting your site to even more directories. In fact, you should strive to submit at least ten directories a week, preferably two a day for maximum exposure.
In conclusion, directory marketing is a great way to get your product or service offerings in front of hungry buyers. By being selective in the type of directories that you choose, you’ll ensure that your sites gets exposed to people who need the product or service you’re offering.
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