Hello everyone.
I know the editor will have the final say of whether or not my site gets listed, but I was hoping someone could “eye-ball” my site and say whether or not it stands a good chance of being listed. Afterall, I know sites that offers services like mine are a dime a dozen.
The url is www.Allintra.net. I am considering submitting it to the following category:
Top: Regional: North America: United States: New York: Metro Areas: New York City Metro: Business and Economy
The website is commercial and pertains to providing services related to:
1) Data Management (database management, data cleansing, off-site database backups)
2) Custom Programming (desktop and web-based applications)
3) Web Services (website design, search engine placement)
4) Business Software (currently there are 2 software applications for sale)
5) Online Training (remote learning of HTML and Visual Basic via Microsoft NetMeeting).
I will be adding more content in the next few months, such as a free contact management database for downloading and more online training classes. Maybe I should wait until there is more content?
The 2 software applications I mentioned both have presentations created in PowerPoint and if they are viewed via a 56Kb connection, it will bog down the connection—so if you are using 56Kb modem don’t click there :>)
Thank you in advance.
Sincerely,
Orlando Gonzalez
P.S.
I am posting this because I don’t want to waste the editor’s time and ruin my chances of getting listed.
I know the editor will have the final say of whether or not my site gets listed, but I was hoping someone could “eye-ball” my site and say whether or not it stands a good chance of being listed. Afterall, I know sites that offers services like mine are a dime a dozen.
The url is www.Allintra.net. I am considering submitting it to the following category:
Top: Regional: North America: United States: New York: Metro Areas: New York City Metro: Business and Economy
The website is commercial and pertains to providing services related to:
1) Data Management (database management, data cleansing, off-site database backups)
2) Custom Programming (desktop and web-based applications)
3) Web Services (website design, search engine placement)
4) Business Software (currently there are 2 software applications for sale)
5) Online Training (remote learning of HTML and Visual Basic via Microsoft NetMeeting).
I will be adding more content in the next few months, such as a free contact management database for downloading and more online training classes. Maybe I should wait until there is more content?
The 2 software applications I mentioned both have presentations created in PowerPoint and if they are viewed via a 56Kb connection, it will bog down the connection—so if you are using 56Kb modem don’t click there :>)
Thank you in advance.
Sincerely,
Orlando Gonzalez
P.S.
I am posting this because I don’t want to waste the editor’s time and ruin my chances of getting listed.