What is B2C directory submission

 

"Submit website link on  B2C Directories"

Business to Consumer

The final customer is the consumer with a B2C business. Housecleaning services, restaurants and retail stores are examples of B2C companies. Websites that offer consumer products are B2C. The B2C sales cycle is shorter. The consumer is encouraged to buy the product immediately. For example, a mother is looking for educational toys. She finds the site, reviews the product and buys the toy. Purchases are made on an emotional basis as well as on the basis of price and product. It gets a little confusing when the product is marketed to consumers but goes through several steps to get to the customer.

Business to Consumer E-commerce

B2C and B2B are also different forms of electronic commerce. B2C e-commerce is a process for selling products directly to consumers from a website. Consumers browse product information pages on your website, select products and pay for them before delivery at a checkout, using a credit or debit card, or other electronic payment mechanism. Consumers enter their address details and select one of the delivery options you offer. The basic B2C business system is relatively simple. You need a method of displaying products and prices on your website, a mechanism for recording customer details, and a checkout to accept payment.

Directory submission means submitting your website link with other details in web directory at specified category. Doing this improves your link popularity. Directory submission sites are available for free as well as for paid. web directory is same like phone directory that contains list of websites on each category.
There are thousands of "web directories" online, most of which are not worth submitting your site to. There are perhaps a few hundred directories that will be useful for search engine optimization, and only about twenty that will be useful for their intended purpose, which is to assist users in finding resources online; perhaps a few more, as I haven't researched all of them yet.
The article section of the WDR Directory of Directories features a guide to submitting to web directories, particularly its articles on "General Submission Guidelines," "Making the Best of Descriptions," and "Choosing a Category."

Some directories, such as the Yahoo! Directory and Best of the Web can be pricey, but they are valuable, nevertheless. Others are less expensive, and some are even free.