How you guys decide which deep links to submit on directories ? For example, for submitting a directory, web directories would be one deep link.. what are the other ?
Submit deep links of original content such as your articles ( if applicable ) or just content rich ( not empty ) categories. Or of course popular categories where you want traffic.
Good Question i usualy prefer following Web Directories Internet Directory Business Directory Travel Resources Games Resources Based on Most subbmision revieved. Sanjay
I choose the directory categories which I think will receive the most revenue if they have pr on the page, e.g. business and directories, I don't know if this is the best strategy and welcome advice - useful thread.
I would probably submit all my sites if i can instead of same pages from same site . Thus getting backlinks for all domains not just one domain.
I try to submit links for the pages that are most popular in my directory (and that aren't over populated), plus any pages that have seen a trend of submissions, etc.
agreed. i choose the most popular categories and pages with the most content like my blog. This will encourage more submitters for these categories and also give better returns to the largest number of my customers.
Well Now with Google requesting that webmasters use "No follow" on sitewides im looking for someone to create a MOD were someone can sponcer that category only ( which would offer more relevance )and the ones under it. If anyone has a FREE version of this please post it. thx malcolm
Not understanding what your asking? I got my info from matt cutts blog on paid links... and stonetemples comments about paid links... http://www.stonetemple.com/articles/interview-adam-lasnik.shtml the conversation starts here.... Eric Enge: What about the whole Nofollow business that people are upset about? Is Nofollow something that you still want people to use, and in what situations? thx malcolm
I think --Malcolm is right. I also read that info on Matt Cutts --report paid links post. But I wonder if Malcol1 will be able to find the info from among 600+ comments on that post.
He is against single page link also ( no where mentioned about sitewide ) ""And, Nofollow is one way in which that can be properly accomplished."' He suggests adding "no follow" to every paid links.
Ok everyone, step outside the box for a moment. 1st things 1st: Cutts will not tell you exactly what is going on (Google's lawyers prevent that) + He holds no secrets. Gives good advice but he is more of a common sense guy than top secret revealer. What he is saying is that they are trying to filter out paid outs. Whether this is true or not is irrelevant. What is important is their ability to algorithmically figure out which links are paid for and which are natural. Which links scream PAID more ... a static site wide ad or a single link on a page? Which would be easier to find via a robot? The bottom line is to listen to your brain and not your ears. Nobody from inside Google is going to tell you what you need to do to avoid getting caught, what sense does that make. This is their business, they want worthless links discounted, they do search engines no good as they are not themed by content. As a general rule, Matt's comments are more like guidelines than the 10 commandments.
sticking to the topic , web directories, business, computers & entertainment , are the major deeplink sections where people tend to buy featured links, so i am submit then as dl's .
To me its about those trying to buy thier way to the TOP of PR EX: PR8-9-10 buying links on High PR sites for the sake of raising FALSE PR. EX: Buying Sitewide Links To get all the pages listed withins PR. Now matt clutts likes drama to get his blog more publicity but it seems a few days later a higher authority then matt spoke out.. What follows is an interview with Adam Lasnik, who is an SEO Strategist at Google. Adam has become extremely well known in the community as a new voice for communications from Google to the webmaster community http://www.stonetemple.com/articles/interview-adam-lasnik.shtml thx malcolm
Great --great --simply great post. Given you greens for this. You have just about finished this Google thing and paid links my friend After this we can concentrate on our deeplinks