Manual Submissions and Paying for Partners

KG Gary · 2006-08-18, 04:14 PM

Currently I submit to sixty, and every month or so I tweak things and usually add a few more.
Some submitters submit to way over a hundred, but I've seen plenty of advisory posts on GG&J suggesting that you can be just as effective with a regular submit list of 12-20 "established" link lists.
I've never paid for a partner account, but I would be more than happy to invest $50-$100 in a partner account at the right site.

virgohippy · 2006-08-18, 04:35 PM

If it's a one time purchase, sure. If it's a monthly fee you can try it for a few months and weigh it against sales. If it makes sense financially, so be it.

I make sales on warning pages grouped with small lists. For a few minutes of extra effort it's worth it to submit to anyone who lists you and sends enough traffic, IMO.

KG Gary gives some good advice: every so often make it a point to drop the unproductive and add even more. When your list of freesites, and places you're submitting to starts to grow so will the sales.

2006-08-18, 04:14 PM	#1
KG Gary I can now put whatever I want in this space Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South East UK Posts: 744	Currently I submit to sixty, and every month or so I tweak things and usually add a few more. Some submitters submit to way over a hundred, but I've seen plenty of advisory posts on GG&J suggesting that you can be just as effective with a regular submit list of 12-20 "established" link lists. I've never paid for a partner account, but I would be more than happy to invest $50-$100 in a partner account at the right site. __________________ Sponsors that used to convert with freesites Over 700 clean freesites

2006-08-18, 04:35 PM	#2
virgohippy Madness is like gravity. All it takes is a little... push. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: California Posts: 1,679	If it's a one time purchase, sure. If it's a monthly fee you can try it for a few months and weigh it against sales. If it makes sense financially, so be it. I make sales on warning pages grouped with small lists. For a few minutes of extra effort it's worth it to submit to anyone who lists you and sends enough traffic, IMO. KG Gary gives some good advice: every so often make it a point to drop the unproductive and add even more. When your list of freesites, and places you're submitting to starts to grow so will the sales. __________________ ~Warm and Fuzzy.