Most of you know the importance of submitting your blog or website to “web directories.” These are essentially large collections of websites that offer fantastic linking value at little to no cost to the buyer. I’ve outlined some of the best free directories to submit to, as well as why you should go ahead and submit, in my “Top Five Ways to Boost Traffic To Your Blog” article, and the lesson holds true.
Despite the value of these independent directories, most experienced webmasters know that there are two directories that are miles above the rest, DMOZ and Yahoo. Just getting your website into one of these directories can increase your Google Pagerank, Search Engine Result Placement (SERP), and overall traffic. The only problem here is that getting listed in DMOZ typically takes a few years (or never happens altogether) and Yahoo charges $299 for a guaranteed listing.
What if I told you that you could get a guaranteed listing in Yahoo!’s Web Directory for FREE? Impossible? I think not. And with all of the people offering third-party “guaranteed” submissions for $50+, you have to wonder how they are doing it without paying $299 every year.
This Method is Worth Thousands
There are many people out there doing exactly what I am about to explain for “guaranteed” listing in Yahoo’s main directory for $50-$100 an entry, so it’s not hard to imagine why this method could easily be worth $1000s to some. Luckily for you, you have Jimvesting here to bail you out and teach you this all-important loophole that can get you that prized Yahoo! listing for free.

Why am I Telling You!?
If I have this valuable information, why am I willing to give it away for free? Well quite honestly, I’m tired of seeing countless people offer their services in exchange for cash payments for these directory listings. First of all, it’s really not “guaranteed” at all; it literally can’t be for anything less than $299. Also, this has the same stench that any “guaranteed” DMOZ listing does when people sucker you into buying one of those. This secret is starting to get some publicity, so it’s high time you know about it until more people hear and it no longer works.
How To Get Your FREE Guaranteed Yahoo! Directory Listing
When you browse over to Yahoo!’s main directory, you will notice that you really don’t have an option to escape without paying. There is the standard $299 listing charge, or a non-profit option which you shouldn’t be using. This is what I call, a dead end.
However, what many people fail to realize is that Yahoo! has many regional-specific directories as well. By regional, I’m of course talking about the likes of Yahoo! Canada, Yahoo! UK & Ireland, Yahoo! Asia, etc. Now if you browse by, let’s say, Yahoo! Canada’s directory, you will see quite a different story. There is still the seven day guaranteed listing available for $299, but now you will see a standard free option that includes no mention of non-profit status requirements. Because of this, any comercial website can be submitted to a regional directory free of charge!

Knowing that you can get a free listing for a commercial website at a regional Yahoo! destination, go ahead and do that. Is it really that simple? Yes! You can do this in a minute by browsing the directory to an appropriate categorty and selecting “suggest a site” to add your website or blog.
Why Does This Method Work?
Because of Yahoo!’s directory structure, it isn’t odd to see a listing from the main directory appear in a regional destination as well. Well it just so happens that the reverse is true as well! Directory submission editors have the power to bump listings across directories, based on where they are most suited to appear. What this means for you is that your website can easily be bumped from the random directory that you submit it to, over to Yahoo!’s main directory, completely free of charge. This process actually happens quite often!
The loophole exists in the fact that each regional manager has the power to transfer your web directory listing into the main directory, which holds most
of the linking value. By submitting to a regional directory, you can score that prime-time feature without spending a dollar.
What Jimvesting Recommends
I know that in this example, I used Yahoo! Canada as an example. However, I think it is true that the smaller the directory you submit to is, the more likely the editors will notice your listing, approve it, and transfer it to the main directory. There are many regional directories, so go ahead and submit to one of the following: Yahoo! Canada, Yahoo! Asia, Yahoo! UK & Ireland, Yahoo! Singapore.
A Word To The Wise
This method is highly subject to abuse, so as much as I don’t like sharing this information in public, I want you to know not to go around telling everyone this method because it will become extinct. The problem in my mind is that the recent onslaught of people accepting payment to do this entirely free submission process has grown out of control, and it is entirely unfair to the public. This method was first described to me by “Snowbird” from Virtual Media Options, so pay him a visit if you appreciated this.
I hope that you all enjoyed this loophole tutorial. I am hoping that a lot of you are able to get your websites listed in the main Yahoo! web directory using this method. We don’t all have $299 to spare! Although it might be worth it in the long run, having a nice exploit to get a free guaranteed Yahoo directory listing is worth it’s weight in gold.
Stay Bullish On The Net!
-Jimvesting

Have you ever seen an advertisement that looks like a poll asking for your opinion on a celebrity or something else current? These almost always lead right into what’s called an email or zip submit offer that actually makes advertisers money off of your information, about $1.75 per submission to be exact.



AdWords consists of three parts: headline, line one and line two. For a headline, you want something dramatic that will draw attention from a reader. It doesn’t even have to mean anything, as “The World Will Explode” is a commonly used term for success. The first description line could really be anything, but I suggest making it funny or asking a question such as “Do you want the world to explode?” Finally, the second description line should summarize what you are offering, like “Vote and win $500 or a PS3!” After you have all of your ad in place, simply use the next page to enter only the best keywords you have found that have lots of searches, with as few results as possible.
want to sleep easy knowing that people are indeed clicking and filling out my information. Admittedly, this is more of an art than anything else, and you may find yourself failing the first time around. One thing that is important is to never give up, as this will work when you use campaigns and keywords effectively. Keep at it, because there is really not a whole lot of downside risk, while just one good campaign can bring back all your failures to neutral or positive territory.
have available. There is no doubt in my mind that this is a company I’d be proud to promote in a campaign.
for those more hard-core users. I don’t plan on using this, but you can actually download an application and get an alert every time someone signs up.
“you” to do it for them. Don’t feel shy to handle payments, outsourcing the work to LoveCleints, and keeping a premium off the top as well as the commission fees. That’s a double commission that is easy enough to obtain.
had the opportunity to test the waters, it’s going to be mostly intuitive whether they are under-charging or over-charging for paid reviews. If you feel demand slowing, maybe you offer a limited time deal on cheaper advertising. If the opposite, maybe you announce higher rates and take it from there. But if you really haven’t dealt with sponsored articles thus far, its a bit harder to determine what prices are appropriate.
What would you say if I told you that you could be selling someone else’s product to thousands of people
Taking a look at some of the best-converting and best-earning offers available to you, go ahead and check out their sales page and see if they have an affiliate program available. If they do, make sure it is a pretty high percentage that they kick back to you on each sale. Confusing? In a nutshell, you want to promote whatever offer offers the highest affiliate commission and is also selling well (high conversion).
One thing that many people underestimate is the power of forgetting. I would estimate that only about 20% of buyers actually remember to follow up and request their rebate within the allotted time. This means that you could literally start offering 