prodigy
Dec 31 2004, 11:37 AM
| | As a webmaster of your own sites I higly reccomend you all add your url to the open directory project DMOZ.
Once you have succesfully added your site to dmoz.org you will get nothing but positive search engine rank and occurence improvement.
DMOZ is partnered with many other greate search engines uch as GOOGLE, ALLTHEWEB ect.. It is very possible to be indexed in all the partners engines within a short time.
To submit at dmoz all your have to do is suggest your url in an appropriate catagory with a title, url, and description fo your website. |
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no9t9
Dec 31 2004, 01:53 PM
i submitted my site in there months ago and it is still not in the directory. I don't think there are any editors for the catagories my site falls into.
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ashiezai
Dec 31 2004, 02:47 PM
Yea ! they took ages for a site to be listed there ... i've submitted mine 2 months ago and still nothing 
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prodigy
Jan 1 2005, 01:34 AM
Possibly you could become and editor of the directory? It looks easy enough. Then you could improve the directory for man others who endure the same problems as you guys are experiening. You may have also submitted an invalid submission or broken the rules of submission somehow, possibly by submitting to the wrong directory or by using promotional language in your sites title and/or description. One must also note that the editors must get a substantial amout of submissions to go through and your submission may still be on the list to be checked before being approved, I suppose certain catagorys are more prone to submission because they are more popular. I am still waiting for my submission to go through, so we have to be patient 
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round
Jan 28 2005, 04:07 PM
I keep submitting my site to dmoz and never get listed and i'm not sure why concidering what they do have listed. It's supposed to be uptoday but i think they've been slacking. Been finding alot more dead links lately round
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Fun4TheMoney
Feb 22 2005, 10:49 PM
QUOTE(prodigy @ Dec 31 2004, 04:37 AM) As a webmaster of your own sites I higly reccomend you all add your url to the open directory project DMOZ. Once you have succesfully added your site to dmoz.org you will get nothing but positive search engine rank and occurence improvement. DMOZ is partnered with many other greate search engines uch as GOOGLE, ALLTHEWEB ect.. It is very possible to be indexed in all the partners engines within a short time. To submit at dmoz all your have to do is suggest your url in an appropriate catagory with a title, url, and description fo your website. Is anybody out there an editor at DMOZ? I have a question and couldn't find any FAQ over there. If I sign up to be an editor, will my submissions to other categories get preferential treatment or can I submit directly to other categories? I found a category that has 0 entries--Knitting Articles. I'd love to sign up for that, but my main mission is to market Fun4TheMoney.com. If the knitting thing won't get my real site listed then I'll have to pick a category where Fun4TheMoney will fit in. Suz
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dai
Feb 23 2005, 07:10 AM
i tried applying to dmoz to be an editor but they rejected me because they said they had enough editors in the catagory i applied to. the problem is that my friend submitted his site to that category and it has been like 5 months and it still isn't in there. i think dmoz is a joke now. the editors dont do anything. i used to have a site but i took it down. that was over 3 years ago. the stupid thing is still listed in dmoz. I told them to take it off the list but it is still there. nobidy seems to be doing anything there.
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Fun4TheMoney
Feb 25 2005, 02:35 AM
QUOTE(dai @ Feb 23 2005, 12:10 AM) i tried applying to dmoz to be an editor but they rejected me because they said they had enough editors in the catagory i applied to. the problem is that my friend submitted his site to that category and it has been like 5 months and it still isn't in there. i think dmoz is a joke now. the editors dont do anything. i used to have a site but i took it down. that was over 3 years ago. the stupid thing is still listed in dmoz. I told them to take it off the list but it is still there. nobidy seems to be doing anything there. I wondered about that. With no glory, no money, and no special treatment, being an editor must get old, fast. I'm guessing that a lot of people sign up just to get their own sites listed, then slip out the back door.  Suz
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denhamd2
Mar 15 2005, 04:09 PM
Dmoz gets you on Google and Yahoo, its very good indeed.
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whyme
Mar 15 2005, 04:33 PM
whoops, my mistake then, i thoought you were talking about a trap17 dmoz, silly me. anyways, i think that your idea of something like freesticky would be really nice.
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sportytalk
Oct 9 2005, 06:39 PM
Dmoz is a very good website indeed. I've had about 5 websites now throughout my life. Every time i've wanted my website to appear onto google, i've used the dmoz service to do this for me. Every time, so far, it's worked. You still have to wait for quite a while before the link is actually added to the search engine, but still, if you've submitted to dmoz, then there's not really any reason why you won't be added, unless you go against the terms of service or submit multiple times - if you submit more than once they'll treat you as a spammer. It's best to submit once then forget about it. This is my opinion anyway. I'm sure i've read this somewhere aswell. Hope this helps.
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anchop
Oct 9 2005, 06:34 PM
How to be registered in the catalogue?
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sunkist
Sep 29 2005, 03:00 PM
Hi: My site is listed in DMOZ. It was worth the waiting to get it submitted and/or approved. A lot of search engines pull results off of DMOZ. So, once you are listed in DMOZ, your traffic will go up. I don't know about being an editor. I wanted to be an editor for histology, but after reading their terms of service, it sounded like it would be a conflict of interest, since I own a histology site. Sunkist
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IncreasePR
Sep 6 2005, 11:52 AM
I submitted my site almost a year ago. It hasnt listed yet.and I submitted again 2days ago. I hope it will be listed.It is said that it contributes to Page Rank.Is it true?
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cragllo
Sep 5 2005, 12:23 PM
It can take up to 6 months to get listed, its a normal thing, its all hand managed. each site has to be approved by them personaly. It helps if your site is good and has alot of hits too.
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