Posted on May 19, 2009
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Directory Maximizer is thrilled to announce the launch of its new Social Bookmarking service, Social Maximizer on the 20th May ‘09.
Having recently revamped Directory Maximizer to give it a classy new look, we have since been working hard to come up with the best social bookmarking service for you. However, before going into the launch, a quick note on what social bookmarking is.
Social Bookmarking is the practice of saving your bookmarks online using a public website rather than doing it on your home/office PCs and categorizing (tag) them according to their content. With Social Bookmarking you can not only bookmark your favorites; you can share them with others as well. You can share your bookmarks with your specific group of acquaintances or with a network of people, with the lever of privacy in your hands. Another advantage of Social Bookmarking is that it is not necessary to submit only the home page URL, you can submit any page from your site or blog, you can even submit a particular article or post if you want. You can submit the page for which you want maximum exposure and as more and more like minded people view and share your bookmark, the traffic to this page increases. This fact has been well recognized by website owners and affiliates and they have been using this tactic to get more and more traffic to their site.
Having seen the rage with which the bookmarking fever was spreading across the internet, Directory Maximizer wanted its esteemed clients to benefit from it as well and it was then, that we decided on the concept of Social Maximizer.
1 CommentPosted on May 8, 2009
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So, we FINALLY have a new look…

When we started off, close to three years ago, the least of our priorities was the design, since we always believed that if the service offering was good, people would definitely come, irrespective of the design. And boy did they come (till date we’ve had over 45,000 user sign-ups)! However, there was a section of these users who thought that the site design was old-school, to which we quite agreed as well, just that we never got down to changing it.
So now, we decided that it’s about time… We first launched a contest on a popular design site for a new logo and once that was done we brain-stormed on different layouts, colors, headers, etc. The idea on the layout was to keep it really simple for the user and make it much more user-friendly. The color always had to be on the lines of the existing site, since we wanted to make the transition a smooth one, for all our old clients. Then, my favourite part… The header, the idea out here was to do away with the standard headlines, and depict the benefits of using our service through images. Once this was done, everything else was a cake walk…
Now that we have a new look, please please please do give us your feedback and let us know what you think! More importantly, if you do come across any bugs, do inform us immediately…
Last but not the least, a big thank you to each and every one of you for your support in taking Directory Maximizer to where it is today!
2 CommentsPosted on February 16, 2009
Filed Under Directories, Directory Submission, General, Link Building, Search Engine Optimization | 2 Comments
Everyone of us at Directory Maximizer have been working hard for more than 3 years to make your directory submissions more rewarding & effortless.
Providing hassle free service to our clients has been our motto throughout & with this in mind we have added 2 more features to “maximize” your directory submission experience :
1. Monthly Subscription: We all know how forgetful we can be in missing out on submitting to directories regularly. With our newly introduced “Monthly Subscription” feature, you do not have to come back every now and then to order for new directories, just opt to have your site submitted to 100 directories per month for a period of 12 months. A sure way of building a continuous flow of quality one-way links at a nominal charge of $14 per month. You also need not worry about making regular payments, as the amount would be automatically debited from your account.
2. E-mail Handling: Everyone we know is fed up of checking their mails from directories. Thanks to our new “E-Mail Handling” service, the painful days of checking the inbox continuously for e-mails from directories are gone, we are going to take over & just let you enjoy the results. We will open a new email account solely dedicated for your submissions and will respond to all the mails coming from the directories, be it a confirmation mail, approval mail or something which requires you to click back for a link approval. All this is for a minimal cost of 2 cents per submission. Thus if you opt for an e-mail handling service along with your submissions it will only cost you a total of 16 cents per submission.
With the constant desire to innovate & discover new customer satisfaction techniques in keeping with the expectations of our clients, we hope to continue making directory submissions with Directory Maximizer a rewarding experience.
2 CommentsPosted on December 5, 2008
Filed Under Directory Submission, General | 2 Comments
With the year coming to a close and we approaching the New Year, a festive mood is slowly setting in and the recession seems to have taken a back seat. Incidentally Directory maximizer had a surprise visitor who wanted us to to submit everybody’s websites at a bargain!!!! Yes you got it right… we had Santa himself stop by for the first time at Directory Maximizer making it the most memorable Christmas ever. In all the excitement of Santa amongst us we at Directory Maximizer forgot our math and announced our first ever seasonal discount bonanza!
Here’s what Santa had us come up with after a whole lot of brainstorming:

Unfortunately Santa has set the deadline as the 15th of Dec 2008 for the party to end. Make the most of it as the clock is ticking fast. Hurry, log on to your account or register now to avail this discount. With Santa its never been easier to outrun your competitors so cheap.
2 CommentsPosted on August 13, 2008
Filed Under Directories, Directory Submission, General | 8 Comments
We had informed you in our earlier posts that we were to launch a free ebook on directory submissions. Well, that ebook is finally ready and can be downloaded for free right here on this blog! Giving you the complete lowdown on every aspect of directory submissions, including tips and advice for making submissions on your own, this ebook is intended as a comprehensive guide for novices as well as SEO professionals.
The ebook begins with a general introduction to search engine optimization (SEO) and directory submissions and goes on to explain the importance and benefits of directory submissions. There is a chapter dedicated to the common myths that surrounds directory submissions. Also included are chapters with screenshots to accompany a step-by-step illustrated example of how a directory submission is to be made, what happens after the submission and how to find your link in the directories. …Read more
8 CommentsPosted on June 24, 2008
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As promised earlier, this is a continuation of the previous post regarding some important aspects that need to be kept in mind while submitting to directories. Here, we will broadly cover the options available for getting a site listed in the directories as well as the time it takes for links to be approved by the directories and indexed by the search engines.
LISTING OPTIONS:
In order to get a website listed in a directory, it is important to go through the listing options available to decide which one will be most suitable to you. Most directories come with many listing features and pricing options. Although submitting to an article directory is completely free of cost, other online directories broadly offer the following listing options: …Read more
2 CommentsPosted on June 23, 2008
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Making directory submissions by yourself is a time-consuming and monotonous task. There are several important factors to bear in mind before submissions are made. Directory submissions will be worth the time and effort invested only if the links that are obtained in return are search-engine friendly or ‘SEO-friendly’. By this we mean that the links should be counted and valued by the search engines. There is no purpose to receiving links that are not recognized by the search engines, because ultimately, the aim of every website is to appear high on search engine rankings.
In this post we outline a few major factors that need to be kept in mind while making directory submissions; they are: …Read more
1 CommentPosted on June 23, 2008
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To understand the various types of online directories, one should first understand what is meant by the term ‘directory’. A directory is an ordered classification of a list. This list could mean a list of addresses, phone numbers, individuals, businesses, organizations, services, websites, publications,and so on. These lists become directories when they are classified or categorized either alphabetically or according to similarity in topic or themes or regions.
Web directories are online directories that list websites by category.There are several types of directories that fall under the classification of web directories. These include: …Read more
2 CommentsPosted on May 31, 2008
Filed Under Directory Submission, General, Link Building | 3 Comments
In today’s age of cutthroat competition, it is imperative for every business to have good visibility online. It is the goal of every website to appear high on the search engine ranking pages in order to attract more visitors or traffic. There are several ways by which this can be done. One of the oldest methods that has successfully stood the test of time, is that of directory submissions. Submitting websites to directories is a tried and tested way of improving web popularity and thereby achieving higher search engine rankings.
The best way to explain this entire process is through an example. Let us take the case of a site …Read more
3 CommentsPosted on March 13, 2008
Filed Under Directories | 6 Comments

The phenomena of online directories began quite accidentally in a campus trailer in early 1994. Jerry Yang and David Filo, then engineering students at
Although Yahoo! has moved on to greater things, …Read more
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