DmoZ is good web directory,also is free web directory.
I had submit a website before a year,but now this web do still not join dmoZ list.
I don't know why,I don't think our company's web is bad.
I want to know the easy way or other help.
Please help me.

Megan posted this at 15:37 — 9th August 2008.
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Dmoz is notorious for taking forever to approve sites (if at all). Try submitting to a more specific category where there may be fewer other sites trying to get in.
Do a google search on this topic too - it's been discussed in the SEO community and you'll find more about why this is happening.
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danielholman posted this at 18:11 — 2nd June 2009.
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I submitted my site it seems like forever ago, and still nothing. I started looking into it big time but realized that my time could be better spent somewhere else.
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ms2134 posted this at 19:43 — 9th August 2008.
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I have also noticed that they take their time to review websites.
I added mine to the website hosting in UK section and still it is not there after 4 months...
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scatterhaiku posted this at 13:08 — 10th August 2008.
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that's sad.
quite a number of the articles i came across while i was setting up my blog spoke of submitting to dmoz. while i didn't think the approval or disapproval would be quick, i'd hoped it would take less than several months.
then again, it's just one of the many tips out there for generating traffic, so i hope i'll have more luck with the others, and maybe i'll hear from the open directory in a month or three.
at least i hope that if and when the posting gets approved, it'll have some effect on my site's traffic. ah well. thanks for the information.
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Greensphere posted this at 16:34 — 10th August 2008.
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To be honest i had almost forgotten about dmoz i have never managed to get a site included after several attempts so i do not really bother submitting anymore.
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bluehannah posted this at 03:18 — 11th August 2008.
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I think there's some trick out there on how to get approved in dmoz. I'm just not sure of. But just work hard on your site and it might get accepted in no time.
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Megan posted this at 13:28 — 11th August 2008.
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The advice I most often hear is to submit to the most specific category you can find. The general ones tend not to get approved.
Hafsoh posted this at 15:23 — 11th August 2008.
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It takes a while to be listed on DMOZ, don't forget to list your website in the right category maybe that might fasten it a bit !
DavidVilia posted this at 09:40 — 12th August 2008.
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Submit that and that's all. Do not spend more efforts on it. As far as I know that is not so valued for the SEO benefits as used to be.
scatterhaiku posted this at 19:45 — 12th August 2008.
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davidvilia makes quite a good point. after all, it hardly takes any time to do it, and once it's done, you can forget about it until you're (hopefully) notified after weeks or months. fire and forget.
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domain posted this at 06:02 — 26th August 2008.
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Hello,
This is very tough task to submit the site on DMOZ.To submit the site on DMOZ we fill all the information carefully and select appropriate category.Once you submit it after go ahead never submit site again and again. only submit a site one time. you can take help of DMOZ webmaster and ask query why your site is not approved.
Adam_waugh posted this at 06:48 — 13th September 2008.
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Hello,
when you submit your site on dmoz you should follow rules and regulation of Demoz. after it if you not find your site on dmoz then forget it and concentrate on other technique to promote your site. you can also send a mail to Dmoz webmaster.
Raise posted this at 05:53 — 7th October 2008.
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To submit the site in DMOZ we fill all the information carefully and select appropriate category. You can take help of DMOZ webmaster also.. DMOZ is good web directory, and It's free web directory.
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PaulAdman posted this at 06:08 — 7th October 2008.
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It's very tough task to submit any site on dmoz. For submition on dmoz site will have good content and good PR.
Misa21 posted this at 08:26 — 15th April 2009.
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I agree, It's very hard to get listed in DMOZ..
hairloss1 posted this at 09:40 — 19th October 2008.
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I also submit my site in domoz 5-6 month ago but it is not live on dmoz till today and my other competitor have same site and there sites are live there why!
Goss posted this at 16:17 — 23rd February 2009.
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Hi everyone,
I am new to this DMOZ Stuff
I don't know how to login or add the website url in DMOZ.
Can someone help?
Thanks
Goss
mayo23 posted this at 14:46 — 11th March 2009.
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Go to dmoz and find the most appropriate category (do a search for one of your competitors). Once you are in the category, click on "suggest URL" at the top and submit your site details.
Then simply wait (possibly till your old and grey) and eventually it will appear.
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allenz posted this at 18:32 — 23rd March 2009.
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Hi,
Yah ,to listed in DMOZ is a tricky job.............
ntfreelancer posted this at 01:41 — 22nd April 2009.
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DMOZ directory is very popular directory, can you please inform me what would be criteria of reviewing websites by DMOZ administration.........why DMOZ take much time to approve any website?
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NickD posted this at 00:06 — 30th May 2009.
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Dmoz doesnt carry the seo weight it used to, but its still worth getting into, best tactic it to submit leave a few months then submit again
Tristesse posted this at 16:19 — 22nd June 2009.
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I heard that re-submitting to Dmoz just sends you back to the end of the line - I'm not sure that's valid, but I guess what is worth doing is submit and forget. Btw, the value of being listed with dmoz seems questionable - I mean, one can't expect significant changes in traffic after having been approved in dmoz.
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kim robin posted this at 02:05 — 23rd June 2009.
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I think Dmoz is playing hard to get. I did re-submit my site to the most specific category but still I'm waiting in vain but maybe Tristesse is right.
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liquidgraph posted this at 09:18 — 24th June 2009.
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There are many alternatives to DMOZ, you can research directories specific for your niche market, and post your website there. DMOZ takes a very long time to approve websites, and many times it is not the best solution to go for.
Other directories can give you the same results as DMOZ, and can save so much pain.
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Tristesse posted this at 12:45 — 30th June 2009.
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Just as they say, the best way to get into Dmoz is greasing someone's hand...
sortinstechnologies posted this at 11:58 — 15th July 2009.
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I am also suffering from that.
webdesigner posted this at 07:41 — 21st July 2009.
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Website submission approval really takes time in DMOZ, all we need is patience, a quality website to submit, and follow the submission guideline.
baldworry posted this at 12:40 — 3rd August 2009.
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i doubt i ever get there - it seems that some categories do not have their acting editors any longer. who knows whether they are still taking on new editors and adding new websites. in my category no new website has been added in at least two years since i have been watching mine.
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neeruneeraj posted this at 12:54 — 3rd August 2009.
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thanks of everyone guys for all review on Domz directory.
TRDK posted this at 17:36 — 3rd August 2009.
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I have been waiting and waiting .... and are still waiting
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Frantic Fish posted this at 15:04 — 27th August 2009.
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My success rate in DMOZ has been 100% since I figured out two simple things:
- they have plenty of everything already, and
- they only list businesses WHERE THEY ARE BASED.
So, if you've started the web's 1 millionth webhosting comparison site and are wondering why DMOZ hasn't listed you yet, forget it. They don't want to know.
If you've started an eCommerce site selling clothes and are wondering why they didn't list you in 'Shopping / Clothing / Fashion', you submitted to the wrong category. Get real.
Submit to the most appropriate category in the town where your business actually is, which can be confirmed by a postal address on your site. If you have more than one office then you can submit to the county/state.
I have not had a DMOZ sub refused in over 4 years and they always come through in a few months.
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Jaime Magnus posted this at 16:18 — 4th September 2009.
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If you want to list the site on DMOZ then better forget about it. I have done lots of submission and none showed up. I think DMOZ got screwed up.
b2blocalnet posted this at 08:04 — 30th September 2009.
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we gave up on DMOZ because traffic is more important it does not matter where it comes from? forum, blog, social networking, bookmarking or dmoz.
Good luck to dmoz and who submit their site. i am not spending my time.
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