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Debra has a good post on directories, reminding us that there are many quality directories out there that do stick to Google's guidelines, and are a sound part of any link building strategy."Does paying to be listed somehow negate their purpose and objectivity? I don't think so. And apparently neither does Google representative Matt Cutts:
I'll try to give a few rules of thumb to think about when looking at a directory. When considering submitting to a directory, I'd ask questions like:- Does the directory reject urls? If every url passes a review, the directory gets closer to just a list of links or a free-for-all link site.- What is the quality of urls in the directory? Suppose a site rejects 25% of submissions, but the urls that are accepted/listed are still quite low-quality or spammy. That doesn't speak well to the quality of the directory.- If there is a fee, what is the purpose of the fee? For a high-quality directory, the fee is primarily for the time/effort for someone to do a genuine evaluation of a url or site".There has been a lot of misdirected criticism of directories over the past few months. Sure, there are some directories which break the rules, but that is true of many sites, regardless of format. The directory structure is no more a marker of spam than the blog format, or the brochureware format. Many directories do make a point of conforming to Google's guidelines, and Debra provides a list of her recommendations (and also gives you a chance to get a discount). As Debra & Matt point out, the key is to isolate the quality directories. The signal of a quality directory mainly has to do with the level of editorial evaluation and overall quality of the sites listed. Poor directories list any old junk.
Glad to see the SEO world has now moved on to the other old chestnut: Is PageRank Important? (clue: nobody writes much about something they deem unimportant). Meanwhile, the humble old directory just keeps on keeping on, Even DMOZ.
apparently the largest ever hand-dug excavation in the world, this 1097 metre deep mine yielded over 3 tonnes of diamonds before being closed in 1914. the amount of earth removed by workers is estimated to total 22.5 million tonnes.
This is the Glory Hole belonging to Monticello Dam in California and it is the largest in the world, its size enabling it to consume 14 ��400 cubic feet of water every second.
The Hole can be seen at the top left of the photo above. if you were to jump in for some reason your slightly damp body would shoot out near the bottom of the Dam.
This is supposedly the largest man-made excavation on earth. extraction began in 1863 and still continues today, the pit increasing in size constantly. in its current state the hole is 3/4 mile deep and 2.5 miles wide.
Situated 60 miles off the mainland of belize is this incredible geographical phenomenon known as a Blue Hole. there are numerous blue holes around the world but none as stunning as this one.
At surface level the near perfectly circular hole is 1/4 mile wide, the depth in the middle reaching 145 metres. obviously the hole is a huge hit with divers. read more here. 1.JPG)
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With such a unique, amazing songwriting & composing skills the british muslim musician & artist SAMI YUSUF, taking the lead & being one of the most popular singers not only in the islamic world that his fame reached out to the whole world. SAMI YUSUF established a new vision for the Muslim's music, giving it a new identity. SAMI YUSUF started a fresh aspect leading the generations to a completely new shift in the concept of music. He based a new trend to be followed.
Al Mu'allim By Sami Yusuf - Al Muallim
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