Want the authoritative Local(US) directories, articles, classified submission list. Kindly suggest

[1akal]

I want the authoritative  Local(US) directories, articles, classified submission list in which we can submit my clients website.

[DarinPirkey]

I've linked to a basic version of one I've built and use for my clients.  It's not ALL of them but the ones listed are free.  You'll still need to find directories in your local area that will help them but it's a good starting point.

http://bit.ly/1cjMc7R

You can also use a service like Yext.com for more but there is a fee to use them.

Also, here is some resources for citation building best practices.  These are from getlisted.org a company owned by Moz.com:

https://getlisted.org/static/resources/

[MiriamEllis]

Hi 1akal,

Drilling further down into the GetListed.org page vzPRO linked to, you will find two sections that will help you:

https://getlisted.org/static/resources/local-citations-by-city.html

https://getlisted.org/static/resources/local-citations-by-category.html

I also recommend that you check out the Local Search Ecosystem 2013 infographic to understand the relationship between data providers:

http://moz.com/blog/2013-local-search-ecosystems

Adam Steele wrote a very good post on US citations earlier this year:

http://www.leanmarketing.ca/lean-top-50-best-local-citation-sources-in-the-usa/

However, if you are not located in a major city, you may not find a lot of preexisting lists of things like classified, local blogs, news sites, etc., for your city. You will likely need to do your research beyond the broad data provided by resources like the ones I've linked to, above. In that event, you will need to learn how to judge the quality of a citation. There is no standardized way to do so, but I really like Darren Shaw's article on this topic:

http://www.whitespark.ca/blog/post/12-how-to-identify-quality-citation-sources

Hope these resources help you!