Link list worth submitting too

[RedCherry]

My 2 cents. First thing I do is build tables of recips in the category of the site I'm going to be building on an HTML page. Then I have a list of submit page clickable links that open in a new tab.

Then I open my free site in one screen (dual monitors, I love them) then open up my html link list pages in another. Click a submit page, use robo forms filler custom forms to fill it out, check to make sure that I haven't filled in any extra fields, then submit. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

Takes me longer sometimes to build the initial tables and links to submit pages than it does the free site, but I have that for next time, and the next time, it is a whole lot faster.

As to big links / small link lists. I submit to both. I have some free sites up on smaller link lists that may only send 5 clicks a day, but they have been doing that to that free site for over a year.

[ladydesigner]

Originally Posted by WarBot

I use 2 IE browsers and an open text file. Windows auto-complete takes care of quite a bit of the info and anything it doesnt I just copy and paste from the text file. Probably not as fast as roboform but it works pretty well.

That's exactly how I had been doing it and it works very well.

[alessandro]

My LLs aren't big at all at this moment, but as others pointed out in this thread, their traffic is growing steadly plus I'm reviewing / listing all free sites I get within 24 hours ( there few exceptions when it takes more ).

And I totally agree whit Lemmy's statement:

Add to that that small LLs sometimes grow to be big, SE benefits from the linkback etc., etc. Is it worth it?

[Jel]

2 windows and a text file here too

[Mr Exotic]

Ahh, another old schooler traffic trader doing the free site game

I been doing free sites everyday since Jan of this year and its going pretty good for me, this stuff just seems like it takes a lifetime to get running. I have pretty much topped out as far as traffic from the LL's goes it seems, but the SE traffic is just now starting to flow a little bit into my first domain I started doing free sites on. And thats what I been after the whole time anyways, just been considering the LL traffic as a nice bonus. The best advice I can give from what I have learned in 6-7 months of doing this is make sure your sites work together into a network and dont just submit each site inividually, save one of your 3 out links for a hub. I build a bunch of sites a head of schedule and I get quite a bit of sign ups from sites I havent even submitted yet, and sign ups off my hubs, not to mention the SE benefits down the road. Doing the free site game isnt just something you say one day "oh I think I'll try that out". Its a long term commentment that you aren't gonna see much results from in at least 2-3 months and the "big prize" is probably at least a couple years down the road.

[Doctor Dre]

Originally Posted by Mr Exotic

Ahh, another old schooler traffic trader doing the free site game

I been doing free sites everyday since Jan of this year and its going pretty good for me, this stuff just seems like it takes a lifetime to get running. I have pretty much topped out as far as traffic from the LL's goes it seems, but the SE traffic is just now starting to flow a little bit into my first domain I started doing free sites on. And thats what I been after the whole time anyways, just been considering the LL traffic as a nice bonus. The best advice I can give from what I have learned in 6-7 months of doing this is make sure your sites work together into a network and dont just submit each site inividually, save one of your 3 out links for a hub. I build a bunch of sites a head of schedule and I get quite a bit of sign ups from sites I havent even submitted yet, and sign ups off my hubs, not to mention the SE benefits down the road. Doing the free site game isnt just something you say one day "oh I think I'll try that out". Its a long term commentment that you aren't gonna see much results from in at least 2-3 months and the "big prize" is probably at least a couple years down the road.

It's only ben a couple weeks and I'm doing just awesome right now Good steaddy traffic comming to my sponsor.

Thanks a lot for the list, I just added every site that had a lot of linkbacks in google to my submit list yesterday.

[JustRobert]

Bigger lists will send alot of traffic which can be more productive, but do not forget about the smaller lists. I started doing that and my sales did suffered. Free traffic from any list can be productive, so use it. It takes next to no time to mirror a site properly and submit to the smaller ones. Very important for those who are starting out.

Plus some smaller lists, like myself, will feed our lists with traffic. Sometimes quantity(traffic brokers) so I show up in your stats but mostly it is quality(search engine ppc) because I need the sales too. Which can only benefit those few special people that submit to mine as well.

[tickler]

Those using text files might want to try something like this.
Create a little html file with some form fields, and this piece of code.

<script>
function doCopy(what){
Copied = what.createTextRange();
Copied.execCommand("Copy");
}
</script>

Put this command on the form fields.

onclick="doCopy(this)"

Clicking the field dumps the information to the clipboard so you can just paste it on the submit pages.

[WarBot]

Yeah, I agree about the smaller link lists. Im not so rich that I couldnt use an extra sale here or there and it doesnt take too much extra time. Besides that, if you dont submit to them when they are small and they need the good free sites then they may not be so nice to you when they do get big

But I will admit... 2 of my last 5 free sites I only submitted to 1 page of link lists. When I submit to a new niche I have to grab new recips, customize them, add them to the index, submit. So I make the initial submission to that niche pretty small and then add to it on the following sites.

Anyways... Good submit tips.

Cheers
WB