Thread: How to get listed in DMOZ?

I have seen people talking that DMOZ is almost dead now but still if I can get added to it, it will be an advantage for me. Can somebody guide me how to get indexed in DMOZ? Any tips and tricks?

I had submitted one of my site once to DMOZ but never checked that it got listed or not. I don't bother about that a lot because Google has indexed me big time and sending me lots of visitors.

I have also submitted my site to DMoz almost six months back still not reviewed. I have heard that getting listed in DMoz is quite tough and also takes a long time as they are having quite a huge pending queue.

I just believe if I get listed in DMoz its quite good but if not doesn't matter a lot.

In DP there is a post about this. may help you.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=14080

Hello debayanmitra you have share good link many people ask this question and it's very help full thanks pal..

There are many tools and sites for expired DMOZ listing, do a search in Google. I am not selling any of those programs and do not like to recommend any, since I can like a program while you can hate it.

In my case, I did not want to waste time on search, so I simply put a wanted ad on one of the sites that sells domains and bought 4 domains (3 for $50/each and 1 for $40).

if you are considering buying a domain, you can check it with link below, so it still exists in the category. Some times you can get a wrong search result and search show a domain name but it doesn't exist in category (just another problem with DMOZ)

You can find the domain that you are considering with this url:

http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/searc...ted-domain.com

There are many tools and sites for expired DMOZ listing, do a search in Google. I am not selling any of those programs and do not like to recommend any, since I can like a program while you can hate it.

In my case, I did not want to waste time on search, so I simply put a wanted ad on one of the sites that sells domains and bought 4 domains (3 for $50/each and 1 for $40).

if you are considering buying a domain, you can check it with link below, so it still exists in the category. Some times you can get a wrong search result and search show a domain name but it doesn't exist in category (just another problem with DMOZ)

You can find the domain that you are considering with this url:

http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/searc...ted-domain.com

I personaly don't care about DMOZ listing but if you like to have a listing in DMOz and you think it is beneficial for you, this is how you can do it in less than couple of days.

1-There are free programs that can download, all the listings in DMOZ category, download it and run it through other free programs that check for availiablity of a domain name. When you find one, go and register it. You can find these programs through search on Google.




2-You can also put a posting in domain seller web sites, that you are looking for DMOZ listed domains, so people can contact you.

DMOZ is full of dead domains, so both method should work fine.

3-Make 1 page with 2 frames, the height of top frame should be 1 pixel, so it can not be seen, then in bottom frame open your own web site. You should optimize this page for your own key words also.

4-Install this page as index page for the DMOZ listed domains that you have bought.

That's all folks, your contant is shown in DMOZ directory listing.

How easy is this to do? I started yesterday and I already have 4 DMOZ listed web sites, 2 in shopping, 1 finance, 1 art. The cost? less than $200.

I had presented one of my website once to DMOZ but never tested that it got detailed or not. I don't hassle about that a lot because The search engines has detailed me big some time to delivering me many readers.

I had presented one of my website once to DMOZ but never tested that it got detailed or not. I don't hassle about that a lot because The search engines has detailed me big some time to submitting me plenty of guests.