Huh? The second a site is done, submit it to DMOZ and then to Google. Google will probably find it anyway but it doesn't hurt to submit it. A DMOZ listing could take months to get, if at all.
1) DMOZ
2) Yahoo Paid Inclusion (target a good keyword for this since it's $600/yr)
3) Submit to Google. If you get listed in DMOZ/Yahoo you should have a PR of 3 or 4 already.
Originally posted by WiredGuy 1) DMOZ
2) Yahoo Paid Inclusion (target a good keyword for this since it's $600/yr)
3) Submit to Google. If you get listed in DMOZ/Yahoo you should have a PR of 3 or 4 already.
Being listed in the Yahoo directory is the goal, that gives you a PR boost of +2 alone. That's what justifies the $600 cost. By getting that PR boost you'll get a bit higher on Google which is the ultimate goal. And Yahoo combines a mix of its own directory, google and overture listings, not just google.
Being listed in the Yahoo directory is the goal, that gives you a PR boost of +2 alone. That's what justifies the $600 cost. By getting that PR boost you'll get a bit higher on Google which is the ultimate goal. And Yahoo combines a mix of its own directory, google and overture listings, not just google.
WG
does Overture effect the PR
or just for the first 3 places on yahoo, aol etc...
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