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Dating

Music

computer/video games

Golf/Sport

Health

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Blogpost

You can order a blogpost or a pack of 5 to 10 unique blogpost. We will do a quick research on your site and keywords and we will come up with quality unique article of not less than 500 words. From each of our blogpost you will receive 2 quality backlink and from a pack of 10 blogpost, you will get 20 quality backlinks.

Features of the domains/blogs

- Real blog with contents, not splugs blogs just full of blog reviews

- Aged domain, some domains are 10 years old, non of our domains/sites is less than 1 year old.

- Non of the domains are dropped domains

- All site are self hosted, not hosted on free free blog hosting site

- Sites are trusted by Google, some of your blogpost will be visible in Google within a few days

- We are always building new links for our blogs

Features of articles

• Article is written by us.
• Unique copyscape article written for each blogpost
• Image in article if you provide image of url

If you are interested in building natural one way link for your website and blogs,  or you like to enquire about Site Promotion one way link building services, please contact us via this enquiry form or you can send a mail directly to luqman at haabaamail dot com (please remember to replace  at with @ and dot with .)

2PR2 Blog post bonus
As a bonus, we will write a blog article about your site and post it to 2 PR2 blogs, this package should give you over 20 high quality back links.

Please contact us if you have any questions about this package.

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Why you should submit your site to web directories

Benefits of paid directory submission

Paid submissions are added to directories faster
While reciprocal and free links from directories can take months to be added to the directory, paid links are generally added very quickly. When a directory accepts both types of links the paid submissions go straight to the front of the submission line to be checked.

Paid submissions are more reliable
Generally you will find that paid submissions are more reliable than free submissions. Many webmasters find that some free submissions are never included for a variety of different reasons. Paid submissions are generally much more reliable, but if you are worried try to email the owner of the directory to make sure it is still active and your link will be included.

Paid submissions are one way links
One Way links are links from other sites which link to you, but you do not link back to them. They tell the search engine that your website is so valuable or useful that other sites want to tell people about it. This factor makes one way links the most important factor of choosing paid submissions, most free directory listings require a reciprocal link and are not as powerful.

Some directories are paid submissions only
Some of the best directories only accept paid submissions. The yahoo directory is one of the most popular directories on the Internet and only accepts paid submissions and there are many more including the Microsoft Small Business Directory. Some argue that the fee keeps less significant sites out and improves the quality of the directory and in turn giving the link to your website higher quality. You will also find that some niche directories are paid inclusion only and you will need to decide how valuable a link is from a related website.

Featured Listing
Some sites allow both paid and free submissions in their directory. Sometimes a paid submission will be given priority in the directory listings or a featured listing, which may bring in a trickle of extra traffic to your site.

Being accepted
As most directory submissions are hand checked (by a real person) it pays to make sure your site meets all the criteria before trying to submit it. All directories have a set of specific submission guidelines you should try to read first, but if you follow these tips you won’t have too many problems:

· Don’t submit adult, gambling, piracy, online pharmacy and other questionable sites unless it is stated specifically that they are acceptable. There are plenty of specific directories for these markets.
· Don’t submit a site that is under construction or very new with little content.
· Don’t stuff your submission with keywords (more tips on this below)

How to create quality links in directories
The following advice relates to filling out directory submission forms

Category
This can actually be quite difficult, try to choose the best category to fit your website. It should be relevant to your content. If you just can’t choose ask someone else where they think your site belongs.

Title – Consider the anchor text
When you submit your site to a directory you will be asked for a website title, but before you simply write your website name you need to know a couple of things. Anchor text is what Google looks for when reading a link so you need to make sure your anchor text is one of the keywords you are targeting. Most directories use the title they ask you for as the anchor text so instead of writing your exact website title try using one of your keyword terms. For example if you have a website called firetrucks.com that you are trying to rank for the keyword “fire truck photos” then use this term as the title when submitting to directories instead of fire trucks.

Although remember you should never use the same anchor tag for every submission as this looks a little like a spamming tactic. Try and have a minimum of three keyword terms to use as anchor tags and use the 60/30/10 technique. That is 60% for your main keyword term, 30% for your next major keyword term and 10% for your other term/s.

Description
This is less important than the title and those search engines are still looking around, but if you make sure they are relevant to your website then you will not have any problems. Write your titles to explain what visitors will find when they visit your page and try to make them interesting not just a list of keywords!

Each directory allows different lengths for the description so try to have 3 or 4 different descriptions of varying lengths that you can alternate between. Keep these in a text file for quick copy and pasting.

Tags/Keywords
As long as these are relevant to your website then you will not have a problem. Try to write relevant tags and keywords that people will be searching.

The more thought you put into your title and description, the more powerful your link will be.

Things to avoid when submitting to directories
It is important to know that Google is wary of new pages, if it finds hundreds of new links pointing to your site in a few days you will be penalised because the links do not look natural. The best way to submit to directories is to keep a list and submit to about 2-5 directories each day until you have completed your list.

Why submit to directories
Submitting your site to directories will not cause a flood of visitors (you might get ten or twenty a month) so it is important to know why it is worth doing at all. Submitting to directories will give you a back link. Back links are an important part of all the major search engines algorithms (the way they rank websites). This simply means that sites with quality back links will rank higher in the search engine rankings. These back links can also increase the amount of times your website is indexed (listed and updated) in the search engines meaning your latest content will be listed much faster. Using your keywords in the anchor tag can increase your ranking for specific keywords (more on this below). Back links from directory submission can also help to increase your pagerank, which is another complex Google algorithm to determine your websites relevance or importance.

Choosing directories
There are literally thousands of directories on the Internet ranging from very specific topic directories to the very broad directories where almost all sites are welcome. Start with topical (niche) directories that are relevant to the topic/s of your website. For example if you have a finance blog then try to submit it to as many finance directories as possible. This will ensure quality links from a site that is relevant. Once you have submitted to all the relevant directories you can find then start submitting to the many broad web directories. Webmaster forums are a great place to find good free directories.

Being accepted
As most directory submissions are hand checked (by a real person) it pays to make sure your site meets all the criteria before trying to submit it. All directories have a set of specific submission guidelines you should try to read first, but if you follow these tips you won’t have too many problems:

· Don’t submit adult, gambling, piracy, online pharmacy and other questionable sites unless it is stated specifically that they are acceptable. There are plenty of specific directories for these markets.
· Don’t submit a site that is under construction or very new with little content.
· Don’t stuff your submission with keywords (more tips on this below)

How to create quality links in directories
The following advice relates to filling out directory submission forms

Category
This can actually be quite difficult, try to choose the best category to fit your website. It should be relevant to your content. If you just can’t choose ask someone else where they think your site belongs.

Title – Consider the anchor text
When you submit your site to a directory you will be asked for a website title, but before you simply write your website name you need to know a couple of things. Anchor text is what Google looks for when reading a link so you need to make sure your anchor text is one of the keywords you are targeting. Most directories use the title they ask you for as the anchor text so instead of writing your exact website title try using one of your keyword terms. For example if you have a website called firetrucks.com that you are trying to rank for the keyword “fire truck photos” then use this term as the title when submitting to directories instead of your website title “fire trucks”.

Although remember you should never use the same anchor tag for every submission as this looks a little like a spamming tactic to the search engines. Try and have a minimum of three keyword terms to use as anchor tags and use the 60/30/10 technique. That is 60% for your main keyword term, 30% for your next major keyword term and 10% for your other term/s.

Description
This is less important than the title and those search engines are still looking around, but if you make sure they are relevant to your website then you will not have any problems. Write your titles to explain what visitors will find when they visit your page and try to make them interesting not just a list of keywords!

Each directory allows different lengths for the description so try to have 3 or 4 different descriptions of varying lengths that you can alternate between. Keep these in a text file for quick copy and pasting.

Tags/Keywords
As long as these are relevant to your website then you will not have a problem. Try to write relevant tags and keywords that people will be searching.

The more thought you put into your title and description, the more powerful your link will be.

Things to avoid when submitting to directories
It is important to know that Google is wary of new pages, if it finds hundreds of new links pointing to your site in a few days you will be penalised because the links do not look natural. The best way to submit to directories is to keep a list and submit to about 2-5 directories each day until you have completed your list.

Other articles claim Web Directory is a waste of time; the only two directories worthwhile are DMOZ and Yahoo directory. It is common knowledge that the aforementioned directories are also the most erratic, DMOZ is volunteer edited, and inclusion of your site is never guaranteed nor any feedback given to you to let you know if your site has been accepted or rejected.
Yahoo Directory is extremely expensive and despite paying to have your site reviewed, inclusion of your site is not guaranteed nor would you get a refund if your site were rejected.

This leaves the smaller less established directories. They range in quality, from the really high end to the link farm like directories. Some are free; others are paid whilst some asks you to link back to them for your site to be included.

Site Promotions has trawled the Internet on your behalf to find some of the best directories online today. The links below takes you to pages where you will find some of the directories found on the net that may be worth adding your website to.

* Free Web Directories
* Premium Web Directories
* Niche Web Directories