TGP gallery submissions to PK

[Tommy]

A little Gem
you guys should email a tgp when your having problems getting listed
let them know your an honest webmaster, maybe a compliment or 2
and provide some personal information and references that can be easly checked out
your gallerys need to be idendfilable and stand out from the crowd

all the tgps have a huge cheater problem
the cheaters use lots of domains and alaises
their gallerys are made so they just hide or blend in to the masses
they try to give as little info as possable

tgps are VERY skeptical of new submiters

you would be shocked at the quality and lenth of the applications I get

[Mr. Blue]

That's a good tip...its what I've been doing and in 3 months of tgp submitting I have 30 partner accounts. There's some places that list me regularly but have absolutely no way of getting in contact with the owner, lol, so for those just make sure you submit daily so you start to get that name recognition.

[GeorgeTH]

Originally Posted by Tommy

A little Gem
you guys should email a tgp when your having problems getting listed
let them know your an honest webmaster, maybe a compliment or 2
and provide some personal information and references that can be easly checked out
your gallerys need to be idendfilable and stand out from the crowd

all the tgps have a huge cheater problem
the cheaters use lots of domains and alaises
their gallerys are made so they just hide or blend in to the masses
they try to give as little info as possable

tgps are VERY skeptical of new submiters

you would be shocked at the quality and lenth of the applications I get

I guess in general that's a rather decent hint!
But never forget: you are on of the old-time webmasters and I believe you're doing the right thing by submitter standard, too!

But so many webmasters don't even read their emails (at least that's the way it looks from the outside) - and believe me: many of my long-established passwords simply expired when I wasn't submitting after my mum's death (eg. Brownie passwords get automatically deleted after 3 months of inactivity), and with the majority of these guys I still haven't got a new account - where I can show I never did any wrong, in many cases simply by proving that they're still sending traffic to some of my galleries in their archive (eg. Xapster's sites)...