A short excursion into the history of catalogs

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Adequate conversion capability – the page should contain appropriate elements for achieving conversions.
We used both aspects, for example, when working with information and conversion elements on the important subpage which can serve as a prime example of the synergy of functional structure and calls to action.

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Industry catalogs
The reason for the creation of catalogs in the past, from a general point of view, was the effort to group the websites that existed on the Internet at that time. In the early days of the Internet, there were no search engines, they were created later. Over time, however, catalogs became more of a tool for webmasters and marketers to use to improve the positions of their websites.

Registration in directories had a significant impact on the ranking of sites by search engines - the more links to the site, the better. This meant that certain sites were registered in thousands of directories, and although these were often unvisited and insignificant directories, such sites could relatively easily overtake competitors who built their link profile honestly.