DMOZ ? One directory really worth all this fuss ?

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  1. Digger New Member

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    Ive seen on every forum related to webmaster stuff that there are whole sections dedicated to DMOZ ??????

    Whats with this ? is it really worth getting your site in it ? confuses me a bit haha
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    Well, my site is somewhere (i forgot the category :rollingeyes: ) on DMOZ... and it has no added value at all...

    Don't bother with DMOZ. The best you can do is add your site and forget about it. And maybe, within a couple of months (years) it will be added.
    But don't get desperate if it doesn't :):
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    Ok thanks for that Bisje , ive seen people offering to pay for a listing too which is why i was wondering what the value is .
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    Its defiantly worth submitting too but dont stress that you dont get accepted or it takes ages to get in to it, ive been very lucky with the niche's im in as they all have really good category editors and they get approved really fast.

    Why is it worth submitting too ? , basically every so often DMOZ exports their database so that other sites/directory's can use it , one of them for example is google directory.

    I think there is some where near 200 other directorys that use dmoz data ( well the ones worth talking about anyway ) so when you get accepted into dmoz you also get accepted to them, no way you look at it is going to be a bad thing as its 200 or more free backlinks that with have a somekind of authority.

    Submit.....Forget......check in around 3 months, if its not listed make sure you follow all the guide line and submit again
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    Dmoz?? sorry but what's Dmoz??... oh yeahhh is the online directory where i sent my URL 3 years ago and i'm still waiting for approval!, yeah now i remember it. :blink:
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    i have had one site listed at Dmoz for months now. I have not noticed anything positive from this yet besides i was proud for about 2 seconds that i got in the pickiest directory on the net in under 10 years
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    CONGRATULATIONS!!!:laugh:

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    Now i'm feeling really sad, i'm the only one here with "0" links there :sosad:

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    a4Hire has done really well i always think its really hard to get into the webmaster related dmoz categories
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    How sumbit site in DMOZ?
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