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Using article marketing to build rankings fast

It’s not good enough these days to simply get back links.  Back links to your site need to be from thematically related websites and more then that, thematically related PAGES and paragraphs and even sentences within pages.The modern search engine examines content surrounding outgoing links on a page to determine its value.  The content should be in a similar topical vector.  This means if your site is selling golf products you want links from other sports and recreation sites and pages that use sports related terms.  Google specifically uses something known as LSI or latent semantic indexing to determine if the content on a page is topically related to your site and if your anchor text makes sense.

The big question is how best to get these topical backlinks.

Well, article marketing is one of the most time tested methods for building quality thematically related backlinks… and fast.

BUT you do not want to simply write an article and submit it to every directory you can find.

Why?  The major search engines will not count all these versions of your article.  They’ll look at the first few and drop the rest because they’re duplicate content.

Well how do I get them to count?  You simply use multiple versions of sentences, words, paragraphs, and phrases within your article and use a content spinner like Jetspinner from Jetpacked to spin them into hundreds of versions of your article all ~30%-60% unique.

Then you can take automated submission software like Jetsubmitter and submit a unique version of the spun article to each of 400 directories.  Now instead of getting 1-2 backlinks from your article you’ll get much closer to the full 400.
These method alone is responsible for putting tens of thousands of dollars in my pocket and millions of visitors on my web sites.
Use it wisely!

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