Question For Seo Gurus

**matty281k** · 08-01-09

Neither of these 3 should be done, why would you want to submit your links to an area where millions of other people have there links, if your looking for strong links dont bother using these techniques, let your site gain some trust and age

Originally Posted by Sandeep123

Best Off Site Seo practise?
1)Article Submission
2)Directory Submission
3)Social media marketing

Suggestions please
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Sandeep
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**Sandeep123** · 08-01-09

Originally Posted by matty281k

Neither of these 3 should be done, why would you want to submit your links to an area where millions of other people have there links, if your looking for strong links dont bother using these techniques, let your site gain some trust and age

If the site is quite old and even though it got very good trust and goodwill from people.If it faild to get proper backlinks what will be your strategy

Cheers
Sandeep

**Brendon** · 08-01-09

>> why would you want to submit your links to an area where millions of other people have there links,

Let me introduce you to a new word - "cocitation"

**mtuffin** · 08-01-09

Originally Posted by Brendon

Not at all, but there aren't that many directories still worth it. The key is generally the strength of the editorial control for a given directory. The harder it is to get in, the more worthwhile it is

Which directories does everyone value more than others? Two spring to mind instantly;

ODP - Open Directory Project - Because it has been relied on in the past
Winki Directory & link shrink ! - A lot of the inner pages have PR and deeplinks to them

Mike

**tomj** · 08-01-09

Brendon, let me introduce you to the theory and practice of targeting your comments to the lowest IQ in the room...often those are the ones in control of budgets and decisions ......:tup

Had to use a dictionary twice for your posts on this thread! lol