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5 Sep 2008

High PR Link Directory List

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I just wanted to post a quick note about an additional resource here at Pajama Professional. I have been researching and completing some directory submissions lately so I decided to add a list of those that have significant PR so you could submit to them as well. As you probably know, just a few high PR links can greatly increase your own PR a lot more quickly than dozens or even hundreds of links from pages with PR 0-1.

These are all human-edited, respected directories that will list your link for free. Some of them ask for a reciprocal link. In my case, I don’t mind doing that because it helps you guys out. However, the list is getting longer and longer so I wanted to ask:

Should I create a separate directory links page or just leave it in the sidebar for convenience?

Please let me know in the comments. I appreciate your input!

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Cody 09/20/2008 09:08 AM 1 point
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Don;t forget one thing though: a PR5 directory doesn't mean your link will be on a PR5 page. Indeed, it most likely go to a PR0 subpage...

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Sergey 09/17/2008 07:08 AM 1 point
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You can also use our service to compile your list: http://www.top10php.com/directory-list/

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Waki 09/15/2008 02:19 PM 1 point
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I think having a separate page is best as well

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Gustav 09/15/2008 07:29 AM 1 point
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Dear Sara,

thanks for the List I will use it as soon as possible... by the way excellent blog

Gustav

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Investools Review 09/14/2008 12:02 PM 1 point
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Thank you for the great information. A little pr here and there never hurt anybody.

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cohnsey 09/11/2008 05:55 PM 1 point
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i say keep it in the sidebar. it looks good there

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seo bag 09/10/2008 08:01 AM 1 point
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I think that "create a separate directory links page" much better then links in sidebar.

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Nashville Real Estate 09/09/2008 07:32 PM 1 point
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You gave a very good idea. Thank you so much.. I found your advise so useful.

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kouji 09/09/2008 04:35 AM 1 point
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i'd go with the separate page. that way, as the list grows, it won't take up too much room on your sidebar. it'll also be easier to use.

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Mikael Rieck 09/07/2008 05:30 PM 1 point
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Sara, besides that I agree to have it on a separate page I would find it valuable if you added a comment on whether the links you'll get from the directory will be a follow or a nofollow link.

Apart from that I suggest that you do a search for similar lists as there are several others like yours (some even updated weekly) online. No need to do more work than you have to ;)

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Sara Ch. 09/06/2008 07:56 PM 1 point
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Thanks for all the great feedback guys! I think I will put it on a separate page because it is bound to grow and would make a better resource elsewhere. Also, I don't want my page load to take any longer than it already does.

As for the page ranks being incorrect, I will double-check them. I got them from the distribution tool I am using (and going to give away to you guys after I test it a bit more) so they might be a bit out of date. I'll run them through a trustworthy PR checker before I publish the links page.

Thanks again for all the great feedback. You rock!

Sara

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JR's Internet Marketing Strate 09/06/2008 02:41 PM 1 point
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If the list is too long, I would make a separate page and then link to it from the sidebar, or it might effect the neatness of your blog design.
Thanks,
JR

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Free Directory List 09/06/2008 11:24 AM 1 point
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Thank you for sharing these directories. They are indeed high PR, which will help our ranks.

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Lindsay @ Addiction Rehab Cent 09/06/2008 08:31 AM 1 point
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I would suggest a separate page for the directory links. Some of the directories page ranks seem lower than currently listed on the sidebar. Thanks for the links.

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Jonathan@Autocad Services Atla 09/06/2008 07:38 AM 1 point
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That would be great. I'll look for it and thank you.

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Boende 09/06/2008 03:39 AM 1 point
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Hm, am I blind or did you leave out the link to said directories?

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Sid Savara 09/06/2008 02:14 AM 1 point
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Personally, I would rather see it on a separate links page. You could turn it into a resource with some of the other links you have posted in your blog as well =)

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