ODP-dmoz column on Google's PageRank impact

The best thing you can do to get your PR value up is to submit your site to DMOZ for DMOZ, the ODP (Open Directory Project).
　
As we all know, Google's PageRank system is especially important for those portal network catalogs such as Dmoz,yahoo and LookSmart. Especially to DMOZ. A DMOZ link on a Web site is as valuable to Google's PageRank as a piece of gold. This time the site of the DMOZ directory page of the PR score, also become insignificant. I have seen a number of sites, because the ODP is included, so that the value doubled, its PR score on Google immediately get promoted. This is because Google uses its own version of ODP as its Web site directory.
　
The ODP link is very important to PageRank. If your site is included in the ODP, you can effectively improve your page level. You don't believe me?
That's true. Find a word search on Google, and you'll find that 7 to 8 of the first 10 sites that Google provides search results also appear in Google's catalog. This is enough to show that if a website is not included in the ODP, it should not expect to get too much traffic from Google.
　
Submitting your site to the ODP and collecting it is not a difficult task, it just takes a little more time. Just make sure your site provides good content, then click on "Add Site" in the ODP directory, and follow the prompts step by step. At a minimum, make sure your index page is included. I say "at least" because although the ODP claims that they only include your index page, there are 5 to 10 pages of Web sites that are actually included on the ODP. So, if your site content involves a completely different piece of content, you can submit each content page to the ODP-but remember, "haste makes waste." When Google updates its catalog, you can see how your PR value will change.