Review Directory opportunities
Find relevant listing platforms and inspect their potential benefit, audience fit, and available evidence.
Directory matches the current Product with third-party platforms where it may be useful to create a public listing. It separates two possible benefits:
- Potential SEO backlink: a checked public sample listing uses a dofollow link to the product website.
- Brand exposure: the platform offers a public product page that may help people discover the brand.
These are opportunities, not guaranteed outcomes.
Before you start
Complete the product type and industry in Brand Context. Directory uses that information to narrow the screened platform pool to entries relevant to the current brand.
The page shows two counts: platforms that passed the base quality checks, and the smaller set matched to this Product. Do not read the larger catalog count as a recommendation to submit everywhere.
Review the table
The default table puts potential business value first. Use search and filters to narrow by platform, category, potential benefit, or minimum DR. You can also sort by name, potential value, or DR.
Each row explains:
- Platform: the directory name and official domain.
- Potential benefits: potential backlink, brand exposure, or both.
- Target industries: who the platform is intended for.
- Link type: Dofollow, Nofollow, UGC, Sponsored, no website link, or not verified.
- Indexability: whether all five page checks were confirmed.
- DR: a 0–100 domain-level authority reference.
- Submit: the screened route where you can begin the platform's process.
Use the information icons in the table headings when a field needs more detail.
Understand Indexability correctly
Verified means the checked sample page responded normally, was publicly accessible, allowed crawling, did not show a noindex directive, and contained valid page content.
Not verified means at least one required check is missing or uncertain. It does not automatically mean the platform is unusable. Technical indexability also does not prove that Google indexed the page or that it ranks.
Submit to a platform
- Open the platform website and confirm it still fits the Product.
- Select Submit to open the available submission route.
- Review the platform's current rules, pricing, and required fields.
- Complete the submission directly with that platform.
The third-party platform controls acceptance, fees, review time, publication, link attributes, and whether a listing remains online. Surpasso does not claim that a submission will be accepted or produce rankings or traffic.
How to know the task is complete
Directory helps you choose and open an opportunity. Confirming that a submitted listing was approved and published still requires checking the third-party platform itself.