Dir Submission Services - did they help your serps ?

Discussion in 'Services' started by mrspeed, Aug 3, 2006.

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    I see there are a lot of people happy with the directory submission services.
    I'd like to hear how it affected your serps.
     
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  2. lordmenace

    lordmenace Well-Known Member

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    What exactly is a serp?
     
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    SEOPros Active Member

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    SERP: Search Engine Ranking Position
     
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    my msn and yahoo backlinks have jumped a bunch...not much google though...but that wasn't really a surprise.
     
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    Google doesn't show ALL backlinks, so it is hard to judge.

    It's a given your backlink count will increase when you submit to directories. However the important question is if your rank/position/traffic changed ?
     
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    my titles were all keyword phrases, so I got a nice little bump on the msn/yahoo side...but that's really the only reason to do free dirs is for the msn/yahoo love. google seems to pick up on the bigger directories like botw, sbd.bcentral, and abilogic though.
     
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