Free sites VS galleries only.

Xeno · 2006-03-08, 04:51 AM

Just as it was mentioned by my fellow colleagues

But also, that is correct that some (most) link lists only allow one submission per day per webmaster. This can be for many reasons, but generally doing one a day is a good start. For my link directory (not a link list

) I don't place limits right now and usually review sites within 24 hours. So if you decide to submit 1000 a day to us, it might take more than 24 hours to review them all...lol

My advice is that gallery sites will always provide you with some search engine potential, but if you can, try to be creative with your designs because the one thing most LL's are tired of are the same old style every day, every month, every year....dare to be different but at the same time, try to stay within the typical guidelines of design.

1. Warning page
2. Gallery site map page
3. gallery 1
4. gallery 2

a. no blind or misleading links
b. Enter button below the recip tables
c. galleries in sequence (girl with cloths on, then girl no clothes on)
d. at least 10 pics per gallery

There's lots more to the list, and hopefully I will get my butt in gear and write out the tutorials I will have in my webmasters section. As for galleries, I know most will say and agree, build your galleries, submit to TGP's etc, but also accompany these with Gallery Sites. It would also be nice to consider these as make and forget type sites, but once and while you may need to go back and update a site or two.

One piece of advice....its all about networking. Get to know your link list and link directory webmasters well and you won't have problems later. Try not to get into any arguments with anyone. If you ever have an issue with one, just say thank you for your time and move on to the next. No sense in creating more problems and stress for yourself, you are (or will be) very busy. Work this like an actual business because in a sense it really is a business. Build the sites and galleries for yourself and for your surfer in mind. Keep learning and reading from the forums and ask tons of questions...

the more you learn, the more you will earn

lol...hey I like that, I should write that one down...Anyways, most importantly, DON'T be discouraged if you get sites or galleries rejected, it happens to even the most experienced. Just shrug it off and keep goin

karomesis · 2006-03-13, 01:31 PM

thanks for the great advice Netgoonie. That is all I have been doing for the past 7 weeks, reading and learning about 4-6hrs a day while taking notes. I came to the conclusion in the very beggining that by just doing what I already do naturally and treat people well, I will hit my sales goals faster and be able to help others out as well.

I live to learn, to be honest with you I am having more trouble getting my server set up and learning CSS than the business and networking stuff. Getting listed and following directions is something so simple it almost defies belief.

2006-03-08, 04:51 AM	#1
Xeno Do you want the job done right, or do you want it done fast? Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 494	Just as it was mentioned by my fellow colleagues But also, that is correct that some (most) link lists only allow one submission per day per webmaster. This can be for many reasons, but generally doing one a day is a good start. For my link directory (not a link list ) I don't place limits right now and usually review sites within 24 hours. So if you decide to submit 1000 a day to us, it might take more than 24 hours to review them all...lol My advice is that gallery sites will always provide you with some search engine potential, but if you can, try to be creative with your designs because the one thing most LL's are tired of are the same old style every day, every month, every year....dare to be different but at the same time, try to stay within the typical guidelines of design. 1. Warning page 2. Gallery site map page 3. gallery 1 4. gallery 2 a. no blind or misleading links b. Enter button below the recip tables c. galleries in sequence (girl with cloths on, then girl no clothes on) d. at least 10 pics per gallery There's lots more to the list, and hopefully I will get my butt in gear and write out the tutorials I will have in my webmasters section. As for galleries, I know most will say and agree, build your galleries, submit to TGP's etc, but also accompany these with Gallery Sites. It would also be nice to consider these as make and forget type sites, but once and while you may need to go back and update a site or two. One piece of advice....its all about networking. Get to know your link list and link directory webmasters well and you won't have problems later. Try not to get into any arguments with anyone. If you ever have an issue with one, just say thank you for your time and move on to the next. No sense in creating more problems and stress for yourself, you are (or will be) very busy. Work this like an actual business because in a sense it really is a business. Build the sites and galleries for yourself and for your surfer in mind. Keep learning and reading from the forums and ask tons of questions... the more you learn, the more you will earn lol...hey I like that, I should write that one down...Anyways, most importantly, DON'T be discouraged if you get sites or galleries rejected, it happens to even the most experienced. Just shrug it off and keep goin __________________ Why I never sleep anymore... Web Designing

2006-03-13, 01:31 PM	#2
karomesis Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: pepperell,Massachusetts. Posts: 264	thanks for the great advice Netgoonie. That is all I have been doing for the past 7 weeks, reading and learning about 4-6hrs a day while taking notes. I came to the conclusion in the very beggining that by just doing what I already do naturally and treat people well, I will hit my sales goals faster and be able to help others out as well. I live to learn, to be honest with you I am having more trouble getting my server set up and learning CSS than the business and networking stuff. Getting listed and following directions is something so simple it almost defies belief.