Does anyone have any experience getting local DMOZ listings?
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I have a client with a business that has locations in about 20 different states. Can I get them local listings in DMOZ? If so, how?
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I guess you can be thankful for the one you managed to get : )
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DGSEO, as everyone else has stated, it's VERY unlikely that you'll be able to get more than one DMOZ listing. I know it took me weeks just to get one!!
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Definitely, Liz... Google places works for this client very well.
Thanks!
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Yeah... we're thankful to have the ones we've got!
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You will have trouble getting any site listed in DMOZ!
Not saying it's impossible, but the last 5 sites I've tried to get listed have failed miserably despite following their guidelines definitively.
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You would have difficulty getting one site listed in more than one category of DMOZ:
"You should submit a site to the single most relevant category. " http://www.dmoz.org/add.html
Is there a main office location you could use?
Google Places would be really important for you- setting a listing up for each location and ensuring to link to the most appropriate subdomain of the client's site.
Liz
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