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    eWebpages why no PR?

    Like I said, it was a nice idea but it got trashed by unscrupulous rouges. Greed tends to warp peoples perceptions of what is and what is not....
    Post by: workshop, Nov 13, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    eWebpages why no PR?

    Why the concern? PR has little or no impact in the serp's and the serp's are what directories are all about. Strange as it may seem a three week...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 12, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    eWebpages why no PR?

    Would be an interesting exercise to contact the listed sites. My bet is that they are all part of the same. If not I bet they are not aware that...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 11, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    eWebpages why no PR?

    One has to wonder if they know what they are paying for? ;)
    Post by: workshop, Nov 11, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    eWebpages why no PR?

    Interesting. What happened to all those who bought PR in good faith? Did they get their money back? Is Alive still selling links?
    Post by: workshop, Nov 10, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    Wasn't always this way and I think Wordpress is a testimony to what can be achieved by people who recognise that there are opportunities to change...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 10, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    If it was only that simple. I am getting a bit long in the tooth and short of breath these days and resent the fact that I have wasted a whole lot...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 10, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    Got nothing against for pay-for-review submissions. I use them myself but I don't like being strung a line. I take exception to directories that...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 10, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    Three week old directories set up as link farms work as well as any. They might not last as long but they work short term and can be used to break...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 10, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    Thats the problem. The way I see it, there are a lot of different people and a whole lot of vested interests but not a lot of common sense
    Post by: workshop, Nov 6, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    What is a quality sumission?
    Post by: workshop, Nov 6, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    There is a post running on another forum where a webmaster took a knock in the serp's after moving his site to a new server :confused:. The other...
    Post by: workshop, Nov 3, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    So what we are saying is that the higher the PR is, the better the link. I know its a difficult call but how much should one consider paying for a...
    Post by: workshop, Oct 31, 2008 in forum: Directories
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    Is directory submission still a good SEO practice?

    But how does one idenitify a 'good authority directory'? By its PR? By the $100 a year it charges to re-review your site? Or by virtue of the fact...
    Post by: workshop, Oct 31, 2008 in forum: Directories