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Many of the directories have long process to submissions, captcha not working quite well, or loading slowly which actually waste a lot of time.
What are the qualifications of a good directory, there are many of them out there especially the free ones. How will i know which is good or not.

Thanks
 
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I have free directories where there are 1000+ submissions per day :D Out of which 990 are always junk and you know what.

If I keep checking those 1000+ submissions then 24 hours per day will be less for me.

On the other hand I have paid directory where I charge for reviewing the links and I take money for it. Now on it there are around 5 submissions per day. All perfect.

Plus if there is an earning a guy could hire some more helping hands to make the directory better and the more better the directory is the more benefits the listing owners will get.
 
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Take a look at the PR of the directory, this will give you some idea about the directory value.

Install Google toolbar, it will help you see PR of directories.
 
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weblord said:
i use this link:
http://info.vilesilencer.com/main.php?rock=seo-friendly.php
to get the list of directories to submit to, because vilesilencer's staff test the user friendliness of each directory's submission process before it gets listed for free.
why info.vilesilencer.com has pr 3 if they are guru on directories? they used to hold more than 3 before :td: ,
link:http://info.vilesilencer.com/ Results 1 - 10 of about 1,780 linking to http://info.vilesilencer.com
i guess they do toomuchseo and toomuchlink ...
i think linking must take time , and relevant and not to worry about seo more than necessary
 
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alibaba said:
why info.vilesilencer.com has pr 3 if they are guru on directories? they used to hold more than 3 before :td:
they might have been google slapped.
 
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