DirectoryRater.com Needs Help!

Discussion in 'Directories' started by mick535, Aug 13, 2007.

  1. #1
    All,

    I am looking for some helpful advice on a new domain I recently obtained.

    DirectoryRater.com

    There is no link here because the website does not exist and this is where I need advice. I already have several directories and want to see if there are some quality ideas on a positive direction to go with this domain and how to maximize the domain's effectiveness.

    I guess the question is: What is the best course of action for a Directory Rater website?

    Script? Supporting Mods? Etc?

    Thanks guys.
     
    mick535, Aug 13, 2007 IP
  2. wayner

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    Sent you a PM.
     
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  3. tmeyer45458

    tmeyer45458 Peon

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    #3
    Your best shot..IMO... would be to create an "All inclusive" directories site. Meaning create a directory of directories as well as a directory related resource including info about mods, scripts, and such. That's kinda "off the cuff" and you have some stiff competition, but with the domain...it seems your options are somewhat limited:)

    Also, consider putting the directory in a sub directory and then create a homepage that showcases all features and info.

    Good luck with your site!
     
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  4. malcolm1

    malcolm1 Prominent Member

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    #4
    Hello..

    did you pay alot for this domain? just curious.. :)

    I purchased a few domains myself :eek: today from Go-Daddy
    and was surprised that NOW some domains are considered
    "Premium Domains" and can go for as high as $2600 :eek:

    Its not bad... i guess id build a tool or something maybe..
    I guess you would be rating directories :)



    thx
    malcolm
     
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  5. mick535

    mick535 Active Member

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    I appreciate the input guys. I actually picked this up at the expired domain auction at Godaddy. I didn't pay that kind of price, but I thought as far as Directory Marketing goes, its a solid investment.

    I am already working on a 3 pronged Directory system which includes; BacklinkPartner.com, BacklinkForum.com, and BacklinkAuction.com

    I was looking for a Directory of Directories sort of site to add to the mix and found it with this domain.

    The only site of the 3 that is currently live is the BacklinkAuction.com site.
     
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  6. adnan

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    Oh o

    Your going to get some competition with my DirectoryJunction.com
     
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  7. malcolm1

    malcolm1 Prominent Member

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    Cool sounds like a good deal... and some good names

    Yes i seen that and was very surprised...
    So i did the next best thing and reversed it to search-url.com and
    they wanted the same so ...
    I just went elsewhere heheheh :p

    thx
    malcolm
     
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  8. mick535

    mick535 Active Member

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    I appreciate a little competition. Ha!

    I like the intelligent indexing thing. Nice site.
     
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  9. adnan

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    Yea, well alot of the directory owners hate me here cause I'm a hard core programmer and can put any feature I want in my directory.
     
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  10. mick535

    mick535 Active Member

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    I wish I was that talented. Good luck with the site!
     
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  11. mystikmedia

    mystikmedia Jedi Master

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    I would recommend that you make a directory review site where you perhaps give ratings for directories on a number of factors.
     
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  12. Cheap SEO Services

    Cheap SEO Services <------DoFollow Backlinks

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    Yep. I agree. Then have those factor ratings sorted (clickable) so your customers can see a set of 10 star rating directories for a given factor......Hmmmm...why didn't I think of this for myself???

    Col :)
     
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  13. adnan

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    Thanks man,

    Let me give u a rundown of ur domain.

    Directory ---- > direct, no discrepencies

    Rater -----> direct, no discrepencies

    Now you've got the word

    DirectoryRater

    Some variations, DirectoryRatings, RatedDirectories

    Didn't check if there available or not.

    You can have any kind of directory resource on that domain, but should definately have some kind of mechanism which provides some kind of ratings, reviews, feedback etc for directories.

    Could be in a form of blog posts, web 2.0 or even static content which gives the browser what he came to the site for.
     
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  14. mick535

    mick535 Active Member

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    All very good ideas. I really appreciate the feedback. I am leaning towards a Web 2.0 solution. Something different, yet valuable for directory owners.
     
    mick535, Aug 13, 2007 IP