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Article Title: SEO: Submitting Your Link To A Bidding Directory
Author: anil vij
Category: Link Popularity, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization
Word Count: 395
Keywords: link building, link popularity, link checker, link directory, one way 
links,seo
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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During the tedious process of Search Engine Optimization, many a times I have 
had to think of alternate methods to find web pages that will accept outbound 
links. Then I hit upon bidding directories. Before I go into the details of a 
bidding directory, let me clarify on the stumble blocks in link submission. The 
inbound pages of a directory may rank much lower than the home page. So 
submitting on the home page that have a high ranking is a better option. And 
bidding directories are the best choices to submit your links on the home page 
itself.

 These directories give you the freedom to choose the location for placing your 
link. Since the objective of link building is mainly to increase your own page 
ranking, placing the links on sites with a very high ranking is a highly result 
oriented option. A random case study of websites will convince you that it is 
the home page that has the maximum rank than the other pages. But how many 
directories allow you to place links on their home pages? A bidding directory 
is an exception. 

But there is a catch. Only ten links will be displayed on the home page of a 
bidding directory. Whoever bids high will find a place on the home page. So 
there is a high risk factor involved in getting outbid and losing your slot on 
the home page.

However, you will be informed about the situation before your link is packed 
off to an internal page. This will give you an opportunity to outbid the 
competitor and thus allowing you to maintain your slot on the home page itself.

So, what is the actual submission procedure? Exactly the same norms in 
submitting to any other directory are followed. You have to consider all the 
other usual factors required for a normal directory submission for a bidding 
directory too including the selection of appropriate key words.

Bidding directories also allow you to place deep links that are directed 
towards an internal page of your own site instead of the usual home page. If 
you decide to use a deep link, then there is only one thing that should be 
taken care of to achieve maximum optimization. The key words! The keywords for 
submitting deep links should be the same as that of the particular pages 
instead of those of your home page.

Anil Vij is an expert author and an online marketing specialist. Get the 
secrets super affiliates don't want you to know. Find out how to build links 
and get instant traffic to your site at http://www.onewaylinkexchange.net.
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