Guest Posted June 30, 2002 Posted June 30, 2002 My site (www.memoriestomusic.com) is listed in the DMOZ directory under the correct category, with the correct name, and correct description. However, since it's been listed, I've done extensive optimization regarding keywords etc.. Is this a reason to do an update url? thanks, Tim
Guest Posted June 30, 2002 Posted June 30, 2002 I would probably not submit an update if your title and description fit what your site is or does. Any optimization you have done will only matter to the spiders from the search engines. Rachel
samiam Posted June 30, 2002 Posted June 30, 2002 No, this is not a reason to do an update URL. DMOZ only records the URL, the category (ie the topic of the site), and the (usually) editor-created title and description (also the topic and general contents of the site) As long as it is in the correct category, has an accurate title and description, with the correct URL, there is no need to request an update. Changing color schemes, adding meta tags, rearranging the content are all things that you can do to your site which 99.9% of the time gives no reason to request an update. Moving the site's loocation or changing the focus of the site are two reasons why you would want to submit an update request.
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