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Hi Davinia, I will tell you a case of mine, so you know what I have been thinking about when I said other things. The category that I manage has two editors. We had a new submitting and the other editor picked it up, but wrote a note next to the website... then, although I found the website good and DMOZ ready (as per guidelines) I had to wait and see what the other editor have seen, why he didn't approve. Now if you are waiting for months then it could be: the editor is slow the category doesn't have an editor (why don't you apply to be an editor there?) the editor found something that is not 100% as per guidelines If someone is resubmitting all the time I usually double and triple check the website before approval. Although I am an online marketer, I am also a DMOZ editor and you need to know the DMOZ is not set up for SEO purposes only. I hope that helped and good luck with your website. Greetings, Istvan

Hi, I think that you're missunderstanding things, but, anyway, a RSS source is good if you promote it, then it'll atract to your blog more readers > more traffic and then you've got more PR. It depends on the use and the effort, if you only put it on your web... pointless, if you promote it good. Hope it helps

Hi L E Nieto, First of all congrats on a no.1 ranking. The On-page tool gives recommendations for ideally optimised pages. This is often required for competitive keywords. As your keyword isn't that competitive, Google is just trying to find the most relevant page, which it thinks is yours. I'd strongly recommend that you do follow the recommendations from the on page tool to strengthen your position. How that clears everything up for you. Thanks Iain - Reload Media

Yes, you can try but there is no surety that it will start showing a snippet of your website at the right side panel.