Automatic Multiple Directory Sumbit site??

I remember there being a site that sumbit the site to like 50 directories or something. Anyone remember that site? I want to try it out on one of my new sites.

 

i dont know about automatic but there a lot of people here willing to submit to like 50 or 100 directories for about $30-50. ;-)

 

I've come across many lists on the forum, but haven't seen any auto-submission sites.

bluemouse2 has been doing some excellent work for me on submitting to directories. I would definitely recommend his submission services.

 

How much is he doing it for say 100 directories.

 

I will have a submission tracker site soon with a large list of directories to submit too. Offers about automated submission are mostly scams.

There a few people on the forum that offer manual submission thou.

 

Didn't you need help with that software (As in Beta). If so I'd love to help. I clearly remember about 3 months ago a site where you'd pick directories and it would sumbit it to them, though many of the directories you still had to choose categories etc... But it was much quicker then going to each directory.

 

It's nearly finished, Just need to do a little guide, tutorial today and finish the interface for editors. I will probably be open before friday. Some DP members tested and found the bugs, sugested features (THANKS!).

 

mizt. try the directory submission tool in my sig link. It fills submission form in one-click, and track submission in one click. User'll need to fint right category before submission. It's a real time-saver, but not a autosubmitter.

 

This will submit you to 80 pay directories. Any that you are in, reject you, or don't responce are taken off the price. Also the labour for the sub to that dirctory is taken off also. When the account link deem finished it gives you a labour and sub price refund.
www.seocompany.ca/directory/web-directory-submission-service.html

It is done by hand at this point but it is slowing going automated where the directories get an email with a link that logs them into the back of the backend db and then accept or decline and add it up and it automatically pays them via PayPal.

Kalius: Nice blog - have a link.
www.skaffe.com/viewCat/83610

 

Most directories will decline descriptions which are also found in other directories. Descriptions in directories are copyrighted and can't be used in other directories.

 

Where do you get this?Evidence?

 

Just read the guidelines of the directories:

for example in www.skaffe.com/info/help_desk.html or www.joeant.com/title.htm. You can also search on the Web what PLAGIARISM is.

 

what directories do you submit to?

 

Hbird64: What was the context you were directing your statement to?

 

In many directories, the description is supplied by the site submitter, and therefore should be their copyright, not the directories. If the description is written by the directory, fair enough. But my directory uses the submitted sites meta description to create the description in the directory. If I claimed I had copyright to that, I think I would be breaching copyright myself, by taking someone else's work and claiming it as my own.

 

egdcltd: "If I claimed I had copyright to that, I think I would be breaching copyright myself, by taking someone else's work and claiming it as my own."
Very interesting point. Where is Edwin, I want to share that one with him.

 

My statement was about the automatic submissions where you submit a site with the same description to a bunch of directories.

If you submit a site with your own description that okay, but if you submit a site to skaffe or another directory with a description copied from DMOZ it is illegal. The reviewer in skaffe can't check if the description from DMOZ is original from the same submitter. If you submit a description to a directory, I guess, then it's owned by that directory.

The same goes for postings in a forum. Can I copy a post from this forum and use it on another forum? I don't think so. You can find out more easily who was the original poster, because of the time stamp with each post.

Hugo

 

I don't agree that if you submit a description to a directory, then that description is owned by the directory, no more than submitting an article to an article site makes them the owner of the article. The directory should only own the description if the description is written by the directory.

 

Hbird64: I do lots of submissions to lots of sites for lots of customers. I leave the description the same for the most part but some times change the title. For some sites I used the same description for over 200 web directories. I have never had a problem with using the same description.