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Why submit to web directory?
Web directory is an alternate way to promote your bussiness.
Search engines promote your bussiness by placing an ad beside the search results or if you have a high Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP).
The price tag to place an ad on search engine is very high and you need to constantly investing money to keep displaying your ad.
Web directory works slightly different. There are web directories will accept your submission, like us, and place your ad in selected category permanently.
Some will requires you to pay a monthly or annual fee. The advantage of placing your site in web directory is, you will receive an one-way link.
Chances are, with more links to your site, you will receive a higher Page Rank (PR). Which in result a higher Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP)
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