I finally have talked a client into a paid directory campaign.  ie; targeting directories that only accept paid listings.

I was thinking the first two would dir.yahoo.com and business.com were the big one I was gonna submit to right away.

What are some other paid-listing directories that pass the most page rank for the buck?

Anyone here have any other general, paid directory campaign advice?


Besides "jump links" and links w/ "nofollow" att's are there any other hustles I should be on the look out for?

Below you will find a link to tons of different types of directories, both pay and free. You will also find link and traffic information. This has been a very useful tool for us. Good luck with it.

http://www.seocompany.ca/directory/free … ories.html

Thanks I will.

HAve you (or anyone else listening out there), ever done a paid directory campaign?

what to say?

$299 per year for Yahoo, while we can do 1.000 free submissions for $225 ...

maybe that explains the little amount of reactions

LinkPopularity wrote:

what to say?

$299 per year for Yahoo, while we can do 1.000 free submissions for $225 ...

maybe that explains the little amount of reactions

bwaaa ha ha ha.. Ditto

For that $200+ I can get some KICK ASS articles written and then get them published on Authority sites... yummy yummy editorial links....

hmmmmm

$50 on Directory sub service ( see above dOOd)

$100 on 3-4 Quality articles ( for distribution)

$50 - 3 Month Text link Ad campaign

Much better way to spend $200 for me....

How much$$

Hi All,

Not posted for a while as I've been busy at work - apologies!

Here's a couple of directory lists that you may find useful in answer to the question posted on paid directory choices...

Strongest Directories list, which lists both free and paid directories in an order based on the results from the page strength tool at SEOmoz.

The Strongest Links is another list of mostly paid directories.

Whatever your choice, remember to use a keyword rich title when submitting your site to the directories.

There was a little 'tittle tattle' going on between the owners of each as to who's got the 'strongest' list!

Cheers