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I need Australian directories which allow more than 1 URL submission of the same site for free, Can anyone help?

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Short answer for : most reputable Australian directories will not accept duplicate listings for the same business/URL (duplicate entries are routinely removed or flagged). If the goal is multiple links from directory-type sites, there are three practical options: 1) use directories that permit separate listings for different physical locations, 2) submit distinct landing pages (different URLs on your site) rather than the same homepage, or 3) use a paid/bulk submission service if you must scale. ()

Examples and how they behave in practice: Hotfrog (Australia) is one directory that supports multiple location listings and — according to recent directory roundups — allows businesses with multiple sites to create several free entries (sources report up to 10 free listings for multi-location businesses). Other high-value Australian directories to check (for free listings) include TrueLocal, Yellow Pages, StartLocal and Yelp — but each has its own rules about duplicates and “one listing per location.” (business.localsearch.com.au)

Practical, immediately usable workflow:

  • Check the directory’s “Add business / FAQ” page first (don’t assume).
  • If you control only one physical location, create unique subpages on your site (example.com/service-A, example.com/service-B) and submit those as separate URLs with unique descriptions.
  • Use exactly the same NAP formatting across all listings and write a slightly different 150–250 word description per directory to avoid spam filters.
  • Track submissions in a spreadsheet and claim/verify listings you create. (pixeld.com.au)

If many submissions are required, consider a managed or bulk submission provider (they’re usually paid). That’s often the realistic route when free directories disallow duplicates or manual work becomes huge. Verify each directory’s current policy before submitting — directory rules change often. (auslistings.org)

Quick reference (visit each site’s “add business”/FAQ before submitting):

(Policies change — always confirm the directory’s current terms before mass submissions.)

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