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plz give me some high PR dir List plz

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Short reality check for this thread: blanket requests for a “high PR directory list” come from an earlier SEO era. Several replies here reached that same conclusion (for example and ). One of the most-cited directory targets, DMOZ, was shut down in 2017, so many canned lists are already outdated. (Search Engine Land on DMOZ closing). (searchengineland.com)

Google’s official guidance treats low-quality directory/bookmark-site links and automated/bulk link creation as link spam; such links can be ignored or trigger manual action. That explains the cautionary notes from and about penalties — mass submission is a risk, not a shortcut. See Google Search Central on link spam for the details. (Google Search Central — Spam policies). ()

Where directory listings still belong in a modern program: local citations (Google Business Profile and the major local data aggregators), selective niche/industry directories, trade association/member lists, and reputable product-review / B2B platforms — these help discovery and local trust, not quick PageRank. Moz’s local-citations guide explains where to prioritize listings (Yelp, major aggregators, industry-specific platforms). (Moz: Where to get business citations). (moz.com)

Practical checklist (apply to any directory work): submit only to human-moderated, relevant directories; use the exact business/brand name or long-tail descriptors rather than keyword-stuffed anchors; write a unique description for each listing; verify the directory’s indexing, traffic and editorial standards; do NOT use bulk/automated submitters; monitor backlinks and disavow toxic links if needed. Anchor-text diversity matters — avoid over-optimized exact-match anchors. (Ahrefs on anchor-text best practices) — and remember the general “stop the bad habits” guidance in the link-building literature. (Search Engine Land: bad link-building habits to break). (ahrefs.com)

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Member Avatar for Pinaci

I think Directory list submission are outdated.

Member Avatar for SEOSepcialist

Now a days, Directory submission are outdated. If you interested then search on google.

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Look i want to point out that nowadays directory submission is of just no use, You may get pennalized by Google, if you continue the same.

Member Avatar for kapildeven89

Please avoid Directory Submission.

Member Avatar for rjdoll99

google can gives you the best directory submission

Member Avatar for gomi14

submit only on high PR directories like google, yahoo, dmoz, etc. don't submit in low PR directories or bulk submission services, it's not worthy

Member Avatar for brahmalreja

Directory submission is still beneficial but doing drs submission, you need to know some major things:

  1. Submit only long tail keywords or website & business name.
  2. Use only high PR site related to your niche and under proper category.
  3. I am also provided you some list of directory submission sites:

Directory Critic
Directory Maximizer
Vmoptions

Member Avatar for James_28

No , Its not out dated. its still effective.

Member Avatar for mindstreak

Only limited high pr directories are effective nowadays like around 100.So make sure the directories which your submitting be good quality ones.All other directories are just a waste of time.

Member Avatar for Dani

Discussion closed so it doesn't turn into a breeding ground for spammers.

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