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List of free directories for building / real estate website.

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peterds last edited by

Hi

Any suggestion where to source a list of free directories for a property / real estate company which gives reasonable linkback juice

Thanks

Peter
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peterds @RyanKent last edited by

Thanks Ryan.
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The Link Acquisition Assistant is a SEOmoz PRO member tool which provides that information. Try these searches in Google

real estate + "submit site"
real estate + "submit url"
real estate + "intitle:directory"
real estate + "intitle:resources"
real estate + "directory list"
real estate + "inurl:list"
real estate + "intitle:list"
real estate + "inurl:directory"
real estate + "inurl:resources"
real estate + "add url"
real estate + "submit url"
real estate + "suggest url"
real estate + "suggest a url"
real estate + "submit site"
real estate + "submit a site"
real estate + "submit your site"
real estate + "add a url"
real estate + "add a site"
real estate + "add listing"
real estate + "add your listing"
real estate + "submit a listing"
real estate + "submit listing"
real estate + "submit your website"
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