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Top 50 High DA Directory Submission Sites

best seo backlinks strategy

seoPosting your links in the right sites can send your SEO performance shooting through the roof.  One of the most important factors for classifying such sites is Domain Authority (DA).  Higher the Domain Authority the more value a link from that site holds for your SEO.

One of the best strategies is to put your links on these sites and watch your SEO performance go up.  Some of the sites need a back link to post your link and some even ask for a fee.  Finding these sites are not easy and hence here is a list of Directory Sites that have good DA, that you can use.

Top 50 High DA Directory Submission Sites for Quality Backlinks

Directory Name Name DA
Dmoz.in.net dmoz.in.net 75
Scrub the Web scrubtheweb.com 73
Directory World directoryworld.net 70
Free Website Directory freewebsitedirectory.com 58
So Much somuch.com 57
Vie Search viesearch.com 56
Jayde jayde.com 54
T Section tsection.com 52
1 Abc 1abc.org 52
Business Seek businessseek.biz 51
R Directory rdirectory.net 49
Cipinet cipinet.com 46
Pro Link Directory prolinkdirectory.com 45
Wwwi wwwi.co.uk 44
Directory My Link directmylink.com 44
Linkpedia linkpedia.net 44
9 Sites 9sites.net 44
Amray amray.com 43
Directory Fire directoryfire.com 42
Gain Web gainweb.org 42
The Web Directory the-web-directory.co.uk 42
Scrabble Stop links.scrabblestop.com 42
Submission 4u submission4u.com 42
Elite Sites Directory elitesitesdirectory.com 42
Suggest URL suggest-url.net 39
247 Web Directory 247webdirectory.com 39
Family Directory familydir.com 39
Wikid Web wikidweb.com 37
Synergy Directory synergy-directory.com 36
Vision Web Directory visionwebdirectory.com 35
Pi Series piseries.com 34
Nexus Directory nexusdirectory.com 34
Digg Directory diggdirectory.com 34
Dir4uk dir4uk.com 34
Royal Link Up royallinkup.com 34
Inteligentd inteligentd.com 33
Nipao nipao.org 33
10 Directory 10directory.com 33
Xysyst xysyst.net 33
Linkdir linkdir.info 32
SEO Up Link seouplink.com 32
Vision Web SEO visionwebseo.com 32
PR3 Plus pr3plus.com 31
The Net Directory the-net-directory.com 31
Best Free Websites bestfreewebsites.net 30
Directory Books directorybooks.com 30
Sighber Cafe sighbercafe.com 29
PR Web Link prweblink.com 29
Leading Link Directory leadinglinkdirectory.com 28
Suggest Site suggestsite.net 25
SEO Free Links seofreelinks.com 24
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How to Restore Previous Session in Chrome

Logo used from the start of the Chrome project...
Logo used from the start of the Chrome project until March 2011 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

To restore the tabs from your last session do the following in Chrome:

  1. Click on the top-right corner menu button in Google Chrome.
  2. Go to “Recent Tabs”
  3. Here you will see a list of recent closed tabs. Along with them, near the bottom you will see number of tabs closed(eg. 4 tabs).
  4. Click on that and your last session will be restored.
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How to Change Proxy Setting in Google Chrome

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Google Chrome uses the same connection & proxy settings as Windows. Changing these settings will affect Google Chrome as well as Internet Explorer and other Windows programs.

Here is how to change the proxy settings in Google Chrome:

  1. Click on “Customize and Control Google Chrome” menu (Located to the right of the address bar)
  2. Click “Options” button.
  3. In “Google Chrome Options” window select ‘Under the Hood’ tab.
  4. In the ‘Network’ section, click the “Change proxy settings” button.
  5. This will open another window.  In the “Internet Properties” window click “Lan settings” button.
  6. Under “Local Area Network (LAN) Settings” window click on the Proxy server for your LAN” and enter your proxy settings.
  7. Click OK and Apply to save the settings.
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Deleting specific Cookies in Firefox & Chrome

Sometimes when websites are updated,they tend to change the way they manage cookies.  What happens then is that there is a small possibility of certain parts of the website not functioning as the old cookies remain in the browser.  In those cases the best approach is to remove the errant cookie and let the website recreate the cookies.

Here is a quick tutorial on how to do that:

Firefox:

  • Click on Tools, then Options (or Edit | Preferences on Linux)
  • Select Privacy
  • In the Cookies panel, click on Show Cookies
  • To remove a single cookie click on the entry in the list and click on the Remove Cookie button
  • To remove all cookies click on the Remove All Cookies button
  • Voilà, you are done 🙂

Chrome:

  • Click the “wrench” icon on the browser toolbar (usually on the right extreme)
  • Click the Under the Hood tab.
  • Goto the Content settings in the “Privacy” section.
  • Click the Cookies tab in the Content Settings dialog that appears.
  • Click All cookies and site data to open the Cookies and Other Data dialog.
  • To delete all cookies, click Remove all at the bottom of the dialog.
  • To delete a specific cookie, select the site that issued the cookie, then the cookie, and click Remove.
  • Voilà, you are done 🙂