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Here is a good tool I came across over at digital point for submitting to directories .

http://www.submitsuite.com/products.htm

The thread for discussion is

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=174686

I personally think the software is great and can save you alot of time and keep you organized.  Breaks down directories with PR as well and if there is a directory that you would like them to use they will add it to the software.

I don't think there are any.  Atleast there wasnt when I downloaded it.

Seems like it's pretty successful. You already have a few links there

I have 57 active links inside SMfoogle.com . My directory is relatively new, I don't know if people have had a chance to check their server logs or Google Analytics to determine how much traffic comes from the directory.

I'd be interested to find out.

For anyone running a vBulletin-based forum (only -- doesn't work on any other type to my knowledge), there's a general forum where posts are taken from your forum and sent to a general forum. From there, visitors can see the content of your threads and post, and from there, can join in on the discussion. In our case, my site aquired over 120 members in three weeks (I kid you not).

Here's the site: vBIspy.com

The only drawback to using these a large general forum like vBIspy.com is that you get no guarantee that the people who join will actually post. I've never been able to figure out why people who join don't post (that is the object of joining, no?).

While I don't think that the SMF software you use here is compatible with the vB one, I would presume that the owners of SMF probably have some kind of site that is similar to the vBIspy one (it's not an original idea, so I've been told).

Don't think SMF has such a thing (except for an RSS injector).
And there are lots of people on every forum that joined but never post.
It's indeed a bit stupid, but it's just the way it is