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Originally Posted by jayeff
But if, as your comment suggests, maintaining a sizeable database is once again a lot of work (and the returns are diminishing), aren't we back to having a manual submit list of 50 or so sites, right where we were in the beginning? And if so, as I wrote above, why not just save a whole lot of money and go with GASS/Roboform?
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At first I don't think that the returns are diminishing, the returns might have lowered for those that don't know what they're doing, but for the 10% of top submitters it has increased during the last 2 years. Actually you can see public trackers of submitters that get 700k+ uniques per day, and I don't even want to know what people make that only use their access_logs to track visitors.
But due to the amount of sites that is out there actually you need a submission software, there are more than 150 sites out there that actually sell spots/partner accounts, more than 1500 that give free partner accounts, and much more smaller ones that accept simple free submissions. To keep that organized without a submitter/database wastes by far more time (=money) as a good submission software would cost.