Coupon directories are a great place to post you promotion codes for a number of reasons.

For one, it’s another way to get a link back to your site and hopefully more targeted traffic. You get the added benefit of having your link on a high page rank site as well.

There are literally hundreds of coupon directories online. Just do a search on your favorite search engine trying various terms like, coupon codes, online coupons, promo codes, discount coupon codes, etc and you’ll see a number of them pop up.

A number of these coupon directories allow you to anonymously submit your promo code. One example, and a favorite of mine at the moment, is Retail Me Not. It has an Alexa rating of 3270 (which is excellent) and a Google Page Rank of “6″ (also good).

The reason I prefer Retail Me Not is because it’s actually a social networking site as well. In fact, I just signed up myself. Here is my profile and official invitation to join the group I started on the site:

Promo Code Software Community on Retail Me Not

I did a basic Google search for online coupon directories and came up with a few. Keep in mind though, I haven’t fully researched how and if you can add your promo codes to these sites. I just wanted to give you a start for your research.

• Coupon Cabin - Must have 3 month Alexa usage level greater that 50,000. May be difficult to get listed.
• Ultimate Coupons - No real easy way to sign up. I sent in a request for inclusion. We’ll see on this one.
• Cool Savings - Hard to navigate. Haven’t figured out how to include or add a promo code.
• Shop At Home - Currently researching. Have a ticket in with them to contact me.

Other directories include:

• Keycode
• Couponwinner
• Currentcodes
• greatcoupons-online
• coupons2grab
• couponalbum

Again, I haven’t navigated through all these sites to see how or if you can add promo codes. I just wanted to give you a starting point to look into these as I do.

What I have found, however, is that many of these sites including some of the ones listed above, require you to pay to list your promo codes. The terms vary. For example, I was checking out ShopAtHome.com and it appears that you pay based on the traffic to your particular listing. Probably very similar to a pay-per-click system.

For now, start with RetailMeNot.com, join my community, and start listing your promo codes.

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