BungeeBones Gets Traffic to Your Site With Our Distributed Web Directory System
BungeeBones produces, manages, and distributes its web directory for installation on other websites. Our goal is to create a network of webmasters using the distributed directory and to pool the web traffic that is leaving their websites and either exchange it or market it on their behalf with our other websites. The BungeeBones directory widget system provides a method for ever increasing exposure of a website's link as more and more webmasters add the directory widget (and thus the link) to more and more sites.
Adding your link to BungeeBones gets it placed on an ever growing network of other sites.
As the amount
of web traffic into the directory increases from these distributed directory locations so too does the competition among webmasters to get their link into the most
prominent position. Needless to say, overcrowding of those locations is certain to occur and overcrowding of a category is in no one's
best interest. 
The potential problem of category overcrowding was addressed by the designer of the BungeeBones system from the start. The system was built so that, even though the competition for the popular categories may heta up, webmasters could always find a free (and maybe even more specific and relevant) category to place their link into. Free links always come with the condition that they may have to move their link or be willing to have it moved at some time in the future.
A major goal of the BungeeBones' designers was to provide incentives
for webmasters to manage the placement of their own links into the most relevant
category for their site. 
One incentive that naturally gets them to want to move
is overcrowding.
The other incentive is for them to start having to pay for something
that they once received for free. We accomplish that with an auction system that easily transitions overpopulated categories from free ones to paid ones.
We have initially set up a threshold population goal within any of our categories of twenty links. At some future time after a category reaches twenty links we will initiate an auction. During that short transitional we will be moving the category towards becoming a "Paid Link Only" category.
To see how this auction process affects your free link listing read the next page How the Auction Works
1) get all our links, even the free ones, as close to the top of the category tree as possible without causing overcrowding
2) get all of our links, even the free ones, into the most descriptive and relevant category as possible. Lower levels get more descriptive so there is a "tradeoff" for webmasters to consider. Do you want your link in a "higher" more accessible but more general and more expensive category? Or do you prefer a lower level, more relevant and less expensive (sic free) one?
3) provide a system that exchanges, as much as possible, free traffic among webmasters, but, at the same time recognizing the contributions by websites of a valuable commodity (i.e. web traffic) and providing some mechanism for financially rewarding the top traffic producers.
4) reclaiming or recycling the currently wasted traffic exiting small to medium sites. I say "wasted" in a financial context. Unless they participate in a Pay Per Click program webmasters receive nothing when a visitor leaves their site without making a purchase.
5) manage the often tedious web directory administrative tasks for webmasters so that they can use our directory as content for their websites without all the work and trouble of inspecting websites, updating listings, searching for dead links or reciprocal links etc.
In many cases it would not be of a large enough volume to warrant attempting to market it anyway. By pooling the traffic together it becomes marketable.
Or you may Register Now and we will keep you informed of the auction procss by email.