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A website that lists websites to submit your website to

https://www.submission.directory/
111•azeemkafridi•2h ago

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dvh•1h ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lists_of_lists
xiaoyu2006•29m ago
...recursion?!
transitorykris•1h ago
What’s old is new again. In the 90s we used services like Submit It to get an URL into all the crawlers and indices. Now the search engines aren’t the challenge, it’s the sites targeting specific audiences.
dofm•1h ago
Was that creaking sound your knee or mine?
transitorykris•1h ago
Hard to say, drkoop.com is a landing page now
moebrowne•1h ago
Kinda reminds me of DMoz.
dofm•51m ago
itsbeen84years.gif

Dmoz! Those were the good days. :-)

Barbing•1h ago
> Now the search engines aren’t the challenge

Although it can still be a gamble whether a small site made it to DuckDuckGo (Bing’s crawler)

But that only affects about seven of us anyway so your point stands

> Submit It

Trying to remember a different one…

rognjen•30m ago
And don't forget StumbleUpon...
Retr0id•1h ago
> earn quality backlinks

Well, at least its honest. For many (most?) of the listed sites, drive-by submitting a link just for the SEO juice would be considered rude.

hombre_fatal•36m ago
The directories have to assume everyone is doing it for personal benefit. That's one of their main hooks to gather submissions, and they have to deal with the spam of bad actors.

If your website is a good quality addition to the lists, just submit it. Your exact motivation isn't really relevant if the qualifier holds.

Imustaskforhelp•1h ago
For anyone curious about what all the links are, here are all the 50 websites that the directory links to.

1. Medium : https://medium.com

2. Crunchbase : https://crunchbase.com

3. Hacker News : https://news.ycombinator.com

4. Product Hunt : https://producthunt.com

5. Reddit r/SideProject : https://reddit.com

6. Slashdot : https://slashdot.org

7. G2 : https://g2.com

8. Awwwards : https://awwwards.com

9. Capterra : https://capterra.com

10. Dev.to : https://dev.to

11. AlternativeTo : https://alternativeto.net

12. HackerNoon : https://hackernoon.com

13. GetApp : https://getapp.com

14. Software Advice : https://softwareadvice.com

15. Designer News : https://designernews.co

16. F6S : https://f6s.com

17. Indie Hackers : https://indiehackers.com

18. One Page Love : https://onepagelove.com

19. StackShare : https://stackshare.io

20. Hashnode : https://hashnode.com

21. There's An AI For That : https://theresanaiforthat.com

22. Land-book : https://land-book.com

23. BetaList : https://betalist.com

24. Futurepedia : https://futurepedia.io

25. Lobsters : https://lobste.rs

26. Peerlist : https://peerlist.io

27. Futuretools : https://futuretools.io

28. Startup Stash : https://startupstash.com

29. Toolify : https://toolify.ai

30. Httpster : https://httpster.net

31. SaaSHub : https://saashub.com

32. Sidebar : https://sidebar.io

33. Tekpon : https://tekpon.com

34. AllTopStartups : https://alltopstartups.com

35. SaaSworthy : https://saasworthy.com

36. SaaS Landing Page : https://saaslandingpage.com

37. Betapage : https://betapage.co

38. Launching Next : https://launchingnext.com

39. DevHunt : https://devhunt.org

40. Insidr AI : https://insidr.ai

41. SideProjectors : https://sideprojectors.com

42. Startup Fame : https://startupfa.me

43. StartupBase : https://startupbase.io

44. Uneed : https://uneed.best

45. SaaS AI Tools : https://saasaitools.com

46. AngelList : https://angel.co

47. GitHub Trending : https://github.com/trending

48. Dribbble : https://dribbble.com

49. Behance : https://behance.net

50. TechCrunch : https://techcrunch.com

sparkling•1h ago
Post once, read never
theturtletalks•1h ago
If you’re building open-source, I have a directory you can also submit your product on:

opensource.builders

lebuin•1h ago
Does it list itself?
stackghost•44m ago
Hmm, the top item on the page is Medium, and underneath the description begins with "High-authority publishing platform".

That is... not the popular assessment of Medium these days. At one point, Medium and the other minimalist one whose name I can't remember were seen as high-prestige and high-signal platforms.

Nowadays Medium is just AI slop and low-effort surface-level takes from people trying to build a personal brand.

holistio•38m ago
I'm building something that's not very far from how you describe (and how I also used to see) Medium.

What do you think could have prevented its downfall?

busymom0•8m ago
I hate how medium articles keep showing up at top of my search results. I googled a coding problem. First link was a medium tutorial. I click and mid way, it's asking me to sign up to read more. Ugh. I sign up and then it wants me to go through a few pages of topics I'd like to choose and what not. Then I finally end up at the tutorial I was trying to read and it's blocked behind a pay wall. Wtf.
johnnyApplePRNG•37m ago
brings me back, man

I remember sitting there submitting my geocities website to every search engine and website that would accept it under the sun

good times

Igor_Wiwi•23m ago
boosting DR rating is the biggest psyop of indie hackers: it's temporal and has zero effect on anything. All my websites are 3 to 6 DR points. https://mdview.io has 5 DR and brings in 500 uniq users per day organically
andrelaszlo•17m ago
I'd really like a website that submits your website to websites that lists websites that lists websites to submit your website to.
13hours•9m ago
Yo Dawg...
doublerabbit•6m ago
Oh look at that; enterprise shite at the top of the list.
deadbabe•5m ago
Since search engines are going to be replaced by AI, is there now potential for old school hand curated web directories like we had in the late 1900s to surface again?

Lists of websites hand curated by categories and topics, and even certified to have AI free content, could be cool.

GL26•1h ago
how can you make it so the blog of another company mentions your website so you get better SEO ?
Imustaskforhelp•1h ago
I am not within the SEO world so I can't answer this question, sorry but I recommend asking it to other people or if other people can answer it.

My naive interpretation would be to build tools which other companies want to use but its a bit of chicken and egg problem and maybe these directories help in fixing the issue in the first place of this problem.

Also, with LLM's, I imagine that there are some websites which use AI for writing texts but the thing is that I'd much prefer my things to not be mentioned by them even if it increases the SEO because I'd prefer not my product if I build one when searched to be filled with slop results, and also, everyone is within the rush for gold mines and so we are forgetting writing for the sake of it but there are few people who write blogs for the sake of writing.

Perhaps I recommend looking at some blogging websites and asking them to test your website but this isn't company blog. I think that is a high bar to achieve but I wish you look in doing so and hope someone who's more experienced in SEO can answer it for ya.

A website that lists websites to submit your website to

https://www.submission.directory/
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