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Supplies
results to : Google, AOL
Notes : Directory is powered by Dmoz.
Useful Links : Google
Information for Webmasters , Google
Toolbar , Google
Site Checker , Google Dance
, Google Labs , GoogleAlert
, What does the Google
Guy Say? , Scroogle |
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Supplies
results to : Yahoo, MSN, HotBot, About, Overture
Notes : Paid inclusion guarantees that your website will be updated
every 48 hours. |
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Supplies
results to : Altavista |
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Supplies
results to : Alltheweb, Lycos , Hotbot
Notes : Also known as Fast. |
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Supplies
results to : AskJeeves, Teoma
Notes : Paid inclusion only via ineedhits.com. |
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Supplies
results to : LookSmart, MSN, About
Notes : Paid inclusion. |
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of Directory |
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Supplies
results for : Google Directory, Yahoo Directory
Notes : Also known as The Open Directory Project (ODP). See Dmoz
Submission /guidelines for more details.
Useful Links : Open Directory
Project Public Forum |
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Supplies
results for : Looksmart
Notes : Non Commercial Sites only. Have to sign up as a member before
you can submit your site. |
Note : With directories, you have to find the appropriate category
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the publisher's site to related AdWords advertisements.
For
example, an AdSense ad on a page about the latest clothing
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Advertising networks have long allowed you to define the category
of your site so advertisers show relevant ads. What makes AdSense
unique is that it categorizes each and every page separately and
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