DMOZ website Submit registration Item-DMOZ Column

Submitting your website to an open network directory (http://www.dmoz.org) is an extremely important step in website promotion. This is because there are many very important search engines and online portals that use DMOZ search results as their own search results. As one of the largest web directories on the Internet, DMOZ is not like Google and other search engines to use automatic search program to index and edit the site, and its browse catalog of the editing work is done by manual. Therefore, when submitting your website to DMOZ, to ensure that the site is included, you should pay attention to the following matters:
1. Ensure that the site content submitted is original and not reproduced, mirror or copy
If your site content is only a member of the link, or other site content cloning, then your submission is very likely to be DMOZ rejected. DMOZ is not included in those reprinted, mirror image or copy site. For the site included, once found that they are mirror image, copy or not original, DMOZ will also be removed. So if your site is really about affiliate products, you can add some information or additional information to the site. So DMOZ's editors will think your site offers at least some original content.
2. Check the site for spelling errors to ensure the good appearance of the site
While the editors look at the actual content of a website, they are just like us, and the bad spelling and poor appearance of the site will give them a lot of impression on your site. According to my experience, those who have been professionally designed and content good site, will always be included for DMOZ.
　
3. Ensure that the submission site contains specific contact information
If your site has only one e-mail address as the contact information, that is far from enough. I asked a dmoz editor, who told me that when he checked the submission site, if he could not find an actual address or phone number to contact, he would think the site was not trustworthy. Especially for a product sales site, you must and your customers to establish a good credibility. In this case, for a DMOZ editor, he will ask you to provide the correct contact information.
4. Ensure that the correct directory is selected for the submitted website
Submitting a Web site to a search engine that uses an automated handler is a relatively easy thing to consider. But submitting to a network directory is different, and choosing the right directory is a play in the network directory submission process. You can take a look at the site similar to the content of those sites are placed in which directory, if you think that the directory does fit your site, then simply click on the directory "add site link" can be. In some directories you may see a description of the editing restrictions on a submission to the directory.
When you encounter such a directory, do not rush to submit, read the instructions carefully, until you confirm that your site does meet the requirements, and then continue your submission work.
　
5. Write down the dates and directories you submitted