Directory Script For Sale

[DomainOgre]

My DirectoryZ script is now ready to be sold. It is a very simple script that will let you set up your own directory in no time.

I am selling it for $25 per license (one license per site used on).

You can see the script in action at http://www.hostinglinks.org/

Here are some key features:_

Can be used as a directory or a general content management system (CMS)._
Has a hit counter._
Supports thumbnail pictures for logos._
Has its own admin panel._
Users can add their own links easily._
Has a page for most popular links.
Has a page for link partners.
A license entitles you to script updates and improvements._

PM or contact me at [email protected] if interested.

 

[DomainSky.com]

when u done the email and rating part,i would like buy 1 too

 

[dmyre]

Have you considered making a "lite" option without the 100 x 100 image?

 

[DomainOgre]

DomainSky.com, both the email feature and rating feature are now part of the script so you can contact me via PM or email at [email protected] if you want the script .

Dmyre, nobody has asked for that yet. However, I am sure it would not be hard to remove the images if that is what you want.

 

[irvin]

Domainogre,

Is this script search engine (especially google) friendly?

Also, those who have purchased this script, how is your website performing in terms of rankings on google search result?

I'm looking for a good directory script atm.

 

[rondo]

Yeah I'd like to hear more too. The script looks nice.

 

[DomainOgre]

Wow, this is an old thread!

Its search engine friendly in that every category has its own .php page and unique title. Most other directory scripts create pages on the fly and look like this:

http://www.xxxxxxxx.com/category.php?category=1

While DirectoryZ looks likes this:

http://www.hostinglinks.org/categories/Free_Hosting.php

For rankings, there is a lot more to SEO than just a script imo. Depends on the term, linking to other sites etc.

For more info on the script, go to:

http://www.developerz.com/directoryz.htm