Friday 29 May 2015

Global Business Listing Sites 2015


SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
xing.com Free 94 78 9
linkedin.com Free 100 95 9
maps.google.com Free 0 0 8
bing.com Free 0 0 8
panoramio.com Instant Approval 0 0 8










PR 7 & 6 Local Business Listing Sites List
SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
business.com.au Free 64 43 7
yelp.com Free 95 87 7
yellowbook.com Free 91 64 7
Intuit.com Free 87 64 7
manta.com Instant Approval 87 63 6
crunchbase.com Instant Approval 92 80 6
kudzu.com Free 82 56 6
MacRaesBluebook.com Free 60 47 6
iBegin.com Free 69 51 6
AngiesList.com Free 90 70 6
startupnation.com Free 68 54 6
azfamily.com Free 0 0 6
mapinsight.teleatlas.com Free 65 54 6
indiamart.com Free 83 52 6
mapmyindia.com Free 50 50 6
mojopages.com Free 0 0 6





PR 5 Local Business Listing Sites List
SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
killerstartups.com Free 72 56 5
productionhub.com Instant Approval 0 0 5
aboutus.org Free 0 0 5
americantowns.com Free 70 52 5
salespider.com Instant Approval 58 49 5
expressupdate.com Instant Approval 47 48 5
bizzduniya.com Free 0 0 5
tradeportalofindia.com Free 0 0 5
indianyellowpages.com Free 0 0 5
exportersindia.com Free 67 46 5





PR 4 Local Business Listing Sites List
SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
yesiness.com Free 46 46 4
brownbook.net Instant Approval 66 53 4
referralkey.com Free 0 0 4
bestbrandsworldwide.com Free 0 0 4
SmartGuy.com Free 0 0 4
ezlocal.com Instant Approval 59 65 4
planetsoho.com Free 55 40 4
yellowpages-curacao.com Free 39 41 4
relmaxtop.com Free 63 50 4
serbianyellowpages.com Free 0 0 4
staylocal.org Free 0 0 4
eximdata.com Free 30 40 4
peoria.com Free 33 43 4
my.orble.com Instant Approval 61 61 4
tvinx.com Free 40 43 4
tuugo.us Instant Approval 0 0 4
indiatradezone.com Free 0 0 4
eindiabusiness.com Free 54 48 4
jimtrade.com Free 44 48 4
cylex.in Free 37 45 4
msialogistics.com Free 27 36 4
wokingworks.com Free 27 38 4
startlocal.in Free 32 41 4
infobanc.com Free 48 46 4
browzit.com Free 34 43 4
directory.entireweb.com Free 0 0 4
aubiz.org Free 0 0 4
siccode.com/en Free 0 0 4





PR 3 Local Business Listing Sites List
SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
cityslick.net Free 0 0 3
Zidster.com Free 0 0 3
eonenet.com Free 42 45 3
myacxiom.com Free 25 33 3
dazzleyellowpages.com Free 39 43 3
phuketword.com Free 28 38 3
the-search-site.com Free 0 0 3
prsync.com Instant Approval 0 0 3
pinbud.com Instant Approval 0 0 3
indianexporters.com Free 39 45 3
dataguru.in Free 25 33 3
hungrybags.com Free 33 41 3
yellowise.com Free 47 45 3
askamerchant.com Free 0 0 3
cataloxy.us Free 33 40 3
partypop.com Free 62 54 3
lidar-online.com Free 20 29 3
zipleaf.us Free 38 44 3















PR 2 & 1 Local Business Listing Sites List
SITE NAMES TYPE DA PA PR
storeboard.com Instant Approval 0 0 2
Tuugo.com Free 0 0 2
LocalPrice.com Free 0 0 2
SaveNextDoor.com Free 25 28 2
muslimbusinessusa.com Free 18 21 2
bgyellowpages.com Free 35 36 2
localdatasearch.com Free 33 41 2
shreemart.com Free 20 27 2
allcompanyonline.com Free 29 39 2
tradekeyindia.com Free 0 0 2
veethi.com Free 0 0 2
wampit.com Free 32 42 2
buckeyeads.com Free 35 43 2
us.tradeford.com Free 54 44 2
fyple.biz Free 35 42 2
rateitall.com Instant Approval 63 57 1
onestopb2b.com Free 0 0 1
expressbusinessdirectory.com Free 0 0 1
carolinabusiness.us Free 0 0 1
webindiabusiness.com Free 0 0 1
andysdirectory.com Free 0 0 1

Thursday 21 May 2015

Google Trying To Update The Data For Panda & Penguin Faster

The last official Panda update was Panda 4.1 on September 25, 2014 and the last official Penguin update was Penguin 3.0 on October 18, 2014. Each algorithm did have minor updates within a month or so after those launch dates, but since, there have been no real movements around those algorithms. Webmasters and publishers currently hurt by these algorithms are eager for a data refresh to see if their clean up efforts will resolve their ranking problems in Google.

 
It has been several months since we had either a Penguin or Panda algorithmic refresh from Google and the natives, aka webmasters, are getting restless. As we covered, the algorithms may be real time, but those hit by one of these algorithmic penalties cannot recover until the underlining data is refreshed, and that data has not been refreshed in a relatively long time.

Google told us prior to the Penguin 3.0 release that they are working updating the algorithm so it updates more frequently. Now, Google is telling us again, eight months later, they are still working on making these two algorithms refresh faster.



John Mueller, Google’s webmaster trends analyst, said in a Google+ hangout, about at the 25 minute mark, “that is something we are definitely working on to kind of update that data again to make it a little bit faster,” in regards to having the data refresh more often for the Panda and Penguin algorithms.

Sunday 17 May 2015

Phantom Update 2015: Google’s Phantom Update Hits SEO Traffic

On May 13, 2015 Google has not formally commented on this update, from Google’s Webmaster Trends team, alluded to there being a recent change that’s part of a core algorithm update.


We’re not talking about Google’s Penguin, Panda or Hummingbird update. This was what’s been dubbed the Phantom update, and it apparently hit lots of folks hard on May 13, 2015.

Websites like eHow, WikiHow, and Answers.com are other sites that have seen significant drops in traffic over the past couple of weeks.

Phantom hit sites with content issues. That includes sites with thin content, affiliate content, scraped content, low-quality content, In addition, many of the sites hit by Phantom had linking issues.

Too many links going to a single destination or from a single source, too much cross-linking between two sites, things like that.

Google’s algorithms, which take into account more than 200 signals that help the search engine predict what a user wants, have been the source of much consternation in recent years.

Because Google controls two-thirds of the U.S. search market, its updates with names like Panda and Penguin have led numerous Web-based businesses to see plummeting traffic overnight, siphoning away critical ad dollars.

About a week after mobilegeddon, emails complaining of mysterious drops in traffic started to flood Gabe’s inbox. He began digging into the data, and quickly concluded they weren’t caused by the mobile update, because many of the sites were smartphone-friendly.