Hi Sam
> My question today relates to the use of link directories....I realise
> that they are an important tool in terms of SEO when promoting a site,
My version would be:
> My question today relates to the use of link directories....I realise
> that they are a useless tool in terms of SEO when promoting a site,
If you want to add depth to your site by pointing your visitors to
other resources they might enjoy, researching those, providing a good,
unique written description on your site that explains to your visitors
what they will find and why they might enjoy that, not a bad idea.
Beyond that, the best way to add depth to your site is through
original, captivating content, that provides an unavoidable reason for
other sites to want to link to you and for visitors to keep coming
back.
On Dec 4, 2:05 am, sam_h wrote:
> Hi all, I am new here, so I'll say Hi first! I'm Sam and I own
> OnYaHead.com
> My question today relates to the use of link directories....I realise
> that they are an important tool in terms of SEO when promoting a site,
> but what are the consequences of attempting to integrate one into my
> site in terms of how Google views it?
> My plan was to add a football/sports based link directory area on my
> site to help add a bit of depth and to give another traffic
> inlet....however before I go ahead with the design and installation of
> it all, I thought I would just make sure it's not considered a 'bad
> thing' to do in Google's eyes as I know that link exhange schemes are
> ill advised and certainly so are paid links
> All the best and thanks for listening!
> Sam
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