Q: What is the difference between auto and manual submission?
A: NONE! When you are submitting to web directories the only thing you are doing is submitting attributes to their appropriate forms, for example, name into the name field, your website url into the website field and so on. It does not matter whether you do this manually, copy-paste it or automatically and that is a FACT. Machines (read search engines) do not recognize this and humans neither. The common misconception of manual submission being better than automatic arose because in the past, directory submission software many times could not recognize appropriate forms and so it typed your name in the website title, your title into the url field or it choose a false category, etc. Naturally such mistakes have led into the submissions not being accepted. THAT is not a problem anymore, because in our database each directory has its own saved form and process. The program does not guess which form is which but knows exactly in advance because of the preprogramed individual settings. That means it's probably even more reliable than manual submission, since it doesn't involve human error and/or human negligence.
A: NONE! When you are submitting to web directories the only thing you are doing is submitting attributes to their appropriate forms, for example, name into the name field, your website url into the website field and so on. It does not matter whether you do this manually, copy-paste it or automatically and that is a FACT. Machines (read search engines) do not recognize this and humans neither. The common misconception of manual submission being better than automatic arose because in the past, directory submission software many times could not recognize appropriate forms and so it typed your name in the website title, your title into the url field or it choose a false category, etc. Naturally such mistakes have led into the submissions not being accepted. THAT is not a problem anymore, because in our database each directory has its own saved form and process. The program does not guess which form is which but knows exactly in advance because of the preprogramed individual settings. That means it's probably even more reliable than manual submission, since it doesn't involve human error and/or human negligence.
