Fortune_Hunter - 1:40 am on Oct 15, 2006 (gmt 0)

My research is showing that being listed in the DMOZ directory is really a pay dirt victory for SEO. According to what I have uncovered so far content and a quality site are key for the editors to want to list your site in a certain category.

I went and checked out some of the categories I wanted to be listed in and found the sites to be very similar to mine. Basically an overview of services offered.

My site by contrast also offers some articles and links to other information (although not on the page I would submit to DMOZ).

I have been told how difficult it is to get listed in the directory and how everything needs to be perfect. My questions are...

1. What type of content on the page is considered better than another? How do I know if my content makes the grade so to speak to be listed in the directory?

2. If my site is like the others and I submit it what is a realistic chance for it being listed as well as time frame for its being listed?

Any thoughts from people that have been successful with this would be appreciated.

Fortune Hunter