Last week I spoke to a client of ours, who was quick to mention that the web site we built for them recently appeared on a CSS gallery site. They were glad to have been listed, because it confirms that he made the right decision choosing my company. He also said that he's already received an enquiry for their services, which he directly attributes to a link from this gallery.
It's great for me because I have a very happy client, but more importantly, we also have prospects enquire about our service as a result of being on such gallery sites. Additionally, there are the obvious SEO benefits of more inbound links. Finally, the team who works on the featured web site are pleased because they effectively are being judged by their peers, and so we all win.
So where do you find these galleries? Well, there are a few sites that come to your rescue:
* CSSGalleryList.com list 50 of the larger galleries and their Alexa rank, and link directly to their submission pages.
* This blog post from Web Design Beach has an exhaustive list of more than 250 gallery sites, complete with Alexa Rank, PageRank, Google, and Yahoo inbound links.
* Finally, if you haven't already had your share of lists, here's another list of 212 galleries, over at Web Gallery List.
You'll soon filter your preferred list down to a dozen or so galleries, and will be submitting away in no time at all. Good luck!
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Fine article... but i have a doubt how Alexa work? whats the base concept> how it determine the traffic of the each site with few sec.?
ReplyDeleteif anyone know this issues please post your suggestions.
thanking you.