Big Directories and their owners

I aim to get a PR6 in middle 2008.
Thanks for the encouragement anyways!

 

are u serious or just being humble?

 

Excuse me while I toot my horn a little.

I am not 'huge' but I do have four PR5 directories I own right now

Submit4Backlinks.com
2ListNow.com
WRdir.com
2SearchSmart.com

other directories and directory related projects I own:

PhpldPros.com
totalXsearch.com
SearchingTech.com
TotallyWebLinks.com
2SearchSites.com
http:// dirsearches.googlepages.com (take away the space)

 

I don't think it will take that long. You can do that within one update if you keep plugging.

 

How to do PLUG I need it to get my PR4 directory jumping to PR7

@OP - what is the criteria of Big Directories? Well I have a PR6 directory that is very unknown --but its making sufficient bucks for me to be happy But I still think its not a big directory at all. I will officially declare it only after next update when it will become BIG.

In my view my PR4 directory is bigger than my PR6. It has my favorite directory which I promoted hard but is languishing in G Sandbox- -- hopefully its time to come out of it now that its nearly 400 days old. Hoping for G BONANZA by next update.

 

Focus on hunting down strong links, links from really good sites only and a few bidding directories. If you are on the right sites when the update hits, you'll be surprised how much PR you can get. Even though I think it's wrong to focus on PR, focus on getting traffic and PR will come. Real traffic, not traffic exchanges. One way traffic.

 

Thanks -- I have been saving some $$$ to buy a PR8 link with 40 PR7 innerpages for $600/month That single link should gimme PR7 But need to save hard for $2K

But whatever you say-- my main focus is PR. It this XXX fator that brings in the $$$$ for directories. I am very happy if I get 100 uniques per day and 2/3 submissions than 2000 uniques/day and no submission. To me --its the targetted traffic I want.

 

Now this is a directory.... all the rest, stop showing off.

 

What is so special about it?

 

Well, agreed -its a good directory and very well respected. But how can you say Alive, Aviva, Sevenseek showing off?

 

Is ok, just saying, sites that are solid with traffic normally get a good PR boost, while those just focused on PR often drop and make the link worthless.

 

To answer this question for all ... plugging is the act of inserting a drug in one's anus, sounds scary ... I know. Plugging is exactly what one should do with all that PR that directory owners talk about on a regular basis because I strongly suggest you not stick you server where the sun doesn't shine.

BTW: If directory owners keep flaunting PR publically, we are all going to end up with Google's big foot up our @$$ ... which sounds much less gratifying than some intoxicants.

 

This analogy matches with your user name

 

Lol- Mike --thats the best Joke I ever saw on DP I didn't know you have such a great sense of humor.

@ ErectDirectory-- directory owners have their own plans/strategies for their directories. For me -- I am going for PR with few of my directories and going for an AUTHORITATIVE directory for another which should be known in 2 years time

If you are not going for PR --best of luck mate. Besides I find it interesting to read about people saying --Google will do this and that and that --whereas not even Larry Page knows how Google algo works

 

Honestly, I think Google works a lot like the human visitors. If you please them and make the site useable, you will eventually meet your goals. Maybe not as quickly as with msn and Y!, but once you get there, traffic will be about 30 times as high as with msn for the same keyterms and as long as you follow your strategy, you are going to move up as well. Once Google loves you, you really need to F up lose your positions.

 

http://www.nobledirectory.com --> Sizzler_Chetan
http://www.venteboy.com --> Alang
http://www.directorydump.com --> an0n
http://directory.google.com --> Larry page and Sergey Brin

Those man up there are great.

 

http://dir.yahoo.com/ owner unknown

 

Sure does, that site gets around 200,000 visitors from the U.S. alone each month.

 

www.dmoz.org again user unknown.

 

User unknown, user died 3 years ago ... who knows