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have a huge list of new and free directory submission sites, social bookmarking sites, classifieds or ads, yellow page or business listing sites, articles and press releases. Submit and increase traffic and back link in search engines.

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The replies here (original posts are from November 2013) point toward large “free lists” and beginner guides: posted directory/social-bookmarking lists, and pointed to starter guides, and asked how to begin. That historical advice explains common early tactics, but the SEO playbook has shifted—mass automated submissions and low‑quality article directories now have very limited value and can create more cleanup work than benefit.

A practical, prioritized starter roadmap (apply in order):

  1. Establish a technical baseline — confirm pages are crawlable and indexable, use HTTPS, fix redirect chains, resolve 4xx/5xx errors, and ensure mobile usability and reasonable page speed.
  2. Install measurement — site analytics plus search console(s) to track impressions, clicks, index coverage and manual actions.
  3. Map keywords to pages — match clear user intent to specific pages instead of stuffing many keywords on one page.
  4. Create useful content — focus on original, comprehensive answers that satisfy intent and earn clicks and engagement.
  5. Acquire links sustainably — earn editorial links through useful content, partnerships, and outreach; avoid bulk automated submissions.
  6. Measure and iterate — test changes, watch signals in search tools, and prioritize fixes that move key metrics (organic traffic, engagement, conversions).

Quick cautions and troubleshooting pointers: avoid buying links, bulk directory spamming, or article‑spinning; watch anchor‑text diversity; prioritize fixing core issues (mobile UX, speed, indexability) before chasing more links. If using any free lists, manually vet each site for relevance and signs of spam before investing time. ’s emphasis on quality over quantity is closer to current best practice than chasing large numbers of low‑value backlinks.

This summary complements the thread’s original suggestions while steering toward sustainable, measurement‑driven SEO rather than quick, low‑quality tactics.

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i want to learn seo? how to way please instraction me.

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seo starter guide .best for beginners

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Thank you for the response. Just start with link building having a little bit knowledege of net and html, link building includes directory submission, , article submission ete for more contact me at 9718205892

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From my opinion it would be work effectively because only high PR back links will give more prority to your site.

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There are a lot of sites which are updated with seo friendly techniques regurlarly......

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