Directory Submission

One of the most important components that the Google search engine uses to determine a site's importance is the number and quality of incoming links. Inclusion in key search engine friendly Internet directories can ensure a site obtains the strong incoming links needed to get the attention of the Google search bot. Directory submission is one of the ingredients we consider in achieving effective search engine optimization for our clients.

Open Directory Project

The Open Directory Project (DMOZ) is known as "the largest, most comprehensive human-edited directory of the Web." We consider the DMOZ directory important because other directories, including the Google Directory, replicate its  data for use in their own site directories.

Zeal/Looksmart

Zeal is another human edited directory, but for non-commercial web sites. Sites accepted into the Zeal directory "appear in the LookSmart network of portals, ISP's, and search services including Lycos, InfoSpace, RoadRunner, CNET, Inktomi, and LookSmart.com."

Other Internet Directories

Internet directories such as Skaffe, WoW, and Web World Index are a few up-and-coming quality directories. In addition to functioning as editors with various Internet directories, our staff collects and analyzes data on search engine friendly directory sites which we use in our client linking strategies.