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ClickBank- The best .

Posted by Nir yakuti - 29/06/08 at 05:06 am

I just woundering what is new with all our network ?!there are many jobs online , from home that you can actully enjoy doing them , every day I promise to give you as many SEO jobs as I can and I’ll start with clickbank for example . click bank is one of the most largest compnies around our market today.All you have to is just sell things to other person and you can get a real money doing this . the great thing about clickbank IS THAT YOU DO NOT NEED TO DO SOMETHING big , any one can work for click bang and as I said earn real income from home ! in my next post I’ll give you more details about ClickBank . So bye just for now .

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4 Ways to get High Value Linkbacks to Your Webisite

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 27/06/08 at 06:06 pm

Before the advent of Google’s search algorithms, only web marketers and companies with deep pockets could hope to get top search engine rankings from floods of traffic to their sites. Nowadays, the playing field is leveled. To get your website at the top of the serps (search engine results pages), you want to make sure you have a good chunk of one way inbound links from reputable and high ranked websites. Their are five proven search engine optimization methods I highly recommend employing for your blog or website. Please note, these methods require some minor research, a touch of patience, and some basic web knowledge.
1. Post on Free Blogs

You will receive one way linkbacks to your website everytime you create a new post entry on popular free blogs. Make sure your free blog can ping the blog update services such as Technorati. Blogging is one of the easiest and most recommended methods to create valuable linkbacks to your website. Web users can subscribe to your blog’s rss feeds and get regular alerts from blog services whenever your blog has been updated. Also each rss feed that is subscribed to counts as a free inbound link to your site. I discuss my top picks of free blogging services in another article I highly recommend you read. These blogs have rewarded me with fast and high valued inbound links time after time.

2. Post on Popular Forums

Registering on multiple free and popular forums is the second method I recommend for a great linkback campaign. It’s very important though to drop comments on forums whose topics are related or closely follow the same category, theme, and target audience as your website. Its good practice to include and hyperlink keywords in your comments that are found on your site. Remember to always choose forums that allow hyperlinks in your comments or more importantly in your profile signature. The next task is to make sure these hyperlinks do not employ the “rel=nofollow” rule. If this is the case, these forums are a complete waste of your search engine optimization efforts. Search engine robots such as Googlebot do not index these hyperlinks, resulting in no inbound links to your website. Check to see whether the forum is high trafficked and high ranked. The higher the traffic/rank of the forum, the more weight the inbound link holds by Google and Yahoo’s standards. Strong inbound links will push you further up in search engine results resulting in more traffic to your website.

3. Submit Original Articles to Article Banks

I can’t stress how important this method of inbound linking is. If you have the gift of writing, or better yet if you can simply write about topics and use spellcheck, then your website will benefit greatly by submitting your articles to article banks. As with any form of inbound linking, use only those article banks that are reputable, adhere to search engine optimization rules, and do not employ the “rel=nofollow” rule in their hyperlinks. I name a few good article banks in another article I wrote concerning good SEO. I’ve written reusable articles 3 years ago that are still sending back hundreds of great inbound links to my websites. The key is to write about topics that don’t expire or become stale. Two great example of constant recycled articles are those about money and finance, and sex and relationships. Its a good rule of thumb to keep the articles around 300 to 700 words. Each article you submit will most likely have a signature line with an inbound link to your site, and each time someone uses that article they are required by article banks to keep your link in that signature section.

4. Submit content to Social Bookmarks

Social bookmarks are the new golden child of search engine marketing. They’re free and heavily used for content building on millions of websites. Most major portals utilize them to get their articles, videos, and images distributed to a broader reach of web users. A major advantage of social bookmarks is that once submitted, your articles get indexed by Search engines a lot faster than simply waiting for search spiders to crawl your site and index pages. Each submission creates a valuable inbound link. I generally submit articles to about 14 high trafficked social bookmarks, such as digg, stumbleupon, delicious, and mixx.

Follow these methods and you will see an enormous turnaround in traffic and search engine rank in a short moment.

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SEO on the Go!

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 27/06/08 at 06:06 pm

Most of us with Websites to optimize only have limited time and/or resources to do so. Working full-time at our day job, it’s usually not a good idea to install SEO software on the work computer for lunchtime SEO. That leaves our optimization time to whatever we can squeeze in after a full day of work and hopefully some quality time at home.

I’ve been there - believe me. The other problem was trying to afford an SEO consultant. The really good ones were way too expensive so I bought lots of books. Some were really bad (but I didn’t know enough to realize it at the time).

I finally made it as an SEO professional and Web designer, but it took a lot of research and a good plan. I’d like to share that information with you now. Just take the ideas that work for you and leave the rest.

Information:

Whoever said, “Knowledge is power” must have been psychic and thinking about search engine optimization. When it comes to SEO you really need the latest and greatest information. That said; there are books that I wholeheartedly recommend for real “SEO on the Go”. The first is a good mass-market publication - ‘Search Engine Optimization for Dummies’ at $24.99 soft cover or $16.99 digital (Amazon.com link is way to long to include). The second is a lesser-known gem - ‘SEO Answer Book’ available at Amazon.com or through http://www.SEOAnswerBook.com. Written specifically for Website owners, Webmasters and up and coming SEO Professionals – each with their own special section, you’re getting 160 pages of consulting advice from $300 per hour SEO professionals ($19.99 soft cover or $12.25 digital).

Tools:

If you are trying to optimize your site, don’t spend a ton of money on expensive tools unless you really need to. So many are free these days and some can even be used online, which is where we’ll concentrate.

First let’s focus on keywords. Hands down, Overture’s keyword suggestion tool is the best I’ve ever used online. It’s located at http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/ and has been around a long time. But even if you’ve used it, here’s something you might not know… Take the number of searches reported times five and that’s about how many searches were conducted on Google (it used to be 8X before Yahoo! dropped Google for search results).

For all other SEO tools, try http://www.seopartner.com/ (tool links on right). They have over a dozen great SEO tools already and add at least one new one each week based on visitor suggestions. You’ll find standard tools like a nice rank checker but you’ll also find real SEO specialist stuff like an IP address checker to tell if your site is static or dynamic, a nice keyword density analyzer, broken links checker, META tag generator, deep link analyzer – even a spider simulator and more. It’s definitely worth a visit.

Now that you’ve got the portable knowledge resources and the great online tools get out there and optimize!

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Benefits of Search Engine Optimization

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 27/06/08 at 12:06 am

Today, many website owners dream of to have website with top search engine ranking. To get your website on the top one requires the perfect search engine optimization solution. Therefore SEO solution plays a crucial role to your online marketing strategy; let your business be small or large.

Search engine optimization is the process of developing or modifying the on and off-page elements of a website. Search engines are the highly effective marketing tools to make the website on top. The art of SEO process requires different skills to give customers what they want and crawlers what they want. Search engine optimization process involves a series of steps including-

• Mapping out keyword strategy
• Optimizing the website structure
• Develop and optimize web pages with keyword rich content
• Code optimization
• Valuable link building and promotion
• Measure results and resources
• Refine strategy and tactics

Search engine optimization gives your website a real competitive advantage. Quality optimization solution offers web site promotion, which helps the website to attract both search engines and potential site visitors. Thus improving relevant traffic to the websites is likely to offer you with an excellent return rate on investment. Thereby helps the online business to increase sales and lead generation. So traffic is considered to be the most obvious benefit of SEO.

Finding your website on top of the searches will improve your competitive edge, which in turn helps to retain the customers and add new visitors to the website. Promoting your business or service with the support of optimization will save your time and money spend on traditional advertising solution. It is more effective than banner ads. Beside this, SEO offers content that is relevant and easily accessible to increase your brand recognition and identity. Thus helps you to reach the market and fulfill your goals and objectives.

Whether you develop a new site or need to improve the existing site, just optimize the website to achieve maximum results. For this, get the search engine optimization services from the provider offering quality at affordable price tag.

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How to Get Tons of Links - DIY for Legal Websites

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 26/06/08 at 11:06 pm

To put it simply, incoming links are food for your websites. Search engines evaluate your website primarily on this factor. Your ranking in search engine result pages would go up depending on the number and quality of incoming links to your website. And better organic search engine ranking simply means more visitors to your website and more business.
There are some other on page factor that determine your ranking in SERP but if you do not get links there is almost no possibility that you would rank high.

So how do you start getting tons of good quality links to your website?

There is nothing like quality content. If you can generate and develop quality content, you would get lots of natural links. However, in the initial days it is tough to get lots of links depending on content alone. And if you run a commercial website like a law firm, it is often tough to get natural links. You need to be proactive at getting links.

In the initial days you can start with directory submission. There are lots of good quality directories that offer free one way links. If you run an online law firm, search in Google or Yahoo for keywords like ‘law firm directory’ or ‘lawyer directory’ and you would get thousands of them. You can also submit your website in some general directories - all you need to do is to find out the most relevant category.

Directory submission is an effective way to get your pages indexed in search engines in the initial days. You can also try article submission - simply write an article and submit them in different article directories. These article and directory submissions would also help you to gain some page rank (PR).

When you gain some PR, you are ready to ask other webmasters in your niche for reciprocal links or mutual links. Search Google or Yahoo using your targeted keywords and communicate with the webmasters of those websites for links. You may call them over phone or just mail them a request for reciprocal link exchange.

You can check the back links of your competitor’s website to find out who are linking to them. Search in yahoo [http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/] to find out the list of incoming links to your competitor’s website. Now, you can contact those websites to link to you.

However, do not go for reciprocal links alone as search engines may track a pattern which may result into some kind of penalty.

Another good way of link building is three way where website A will link to website B and website C would link to website A. Thus there would not be any direct reciprocation and this may go up to n way link building. This can be an effective way of link building if you can develop few complimentary websites to link to others in return to a link to your primary website. A good link building strategy is creating a mix of different types of links like one way, two way, n way, content based links, directories, targeted and non targeted anchor text etc. Whatever website marketing or SEO strategy you follow, make sure that things look natural for a lasting and sustainable improvement.

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5 Tips to Get a Page 1 Ranking on Google

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 26/06/08 at 11:06 pm

Getting on the first page of Google is every Internet Marketers dream. Let’s face it, page one equals more visitors which could convert into more sales.

The good news is that you do not need a PhD in Search Engine Optimization to get on page one. All you need to do is follow these 5 simple tips.

Before we go on, these tips are in no way a guarantee. In fact, if you are competing against millions of others chances are you won’t make it but to give yourself a fighting chance, do the following:

1.Keyword phrase in the “title” tags.
Google loves title tags. With your keyword phrase in between these tags your chances skyrocket. If you look at results for any search on Google, the highlighted text is the title tag of the website.

2. Keyword phrase in [h1] tags at the top of the page. Most webpages that occupy the first page for any given search will have their keyword phrase in between the [h1] tags.

3. Image tags. If you have graphics on your site it is imperative to utilize the [alt] and [title] tags in your images. Put your keyword phrase in both these tags with a slight modification for each.

4. Keyword density. Regardless of how much text is on your page, mention your phrase or variations of it only 4-5 times. Do it naturally. It is important to keep the text flowing and appear natural.

5. A Sitemap. Google loves them. Even if your website is purely built for Adsense, include the sitemap. I have even included a privacy statement page on a few of mine to let Google know it is a genuine, legitimate site.

That is 5 basic SEO tips that have worked for me. Try on your site today and monitor the results. You might not be a page one king but watch your site climb the rankings as a result.

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The Pagerank Myth

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 26/06/08 at 03:06 am

FACT: The Page in Pagerank is actually referring to Larry Page the co founder of Google the inventor of the Pagerank algorithm and not the actual webpage, which is the most common mistake people make.

However, the Pagerank system does rank pages by importance on a scale of 1 to 10 but too many people focus too much on this system. A common Pagerank is a rank of 3. However, the distance between a Pagerank of 3 to 4 is harder to obtain than a Pagerank of 2 to a 3. This also increases the higher your Pagerank gets. A Pagerank of 10 is rare and very difficult to obtain and would take many years for most websites if ever to get. Google has a Pagerank of 10 but not even Amazon or EBay has achieved this coveted Pagerank.

How the Pagerank Works.

Well actually no one knows how this system actually works but it is based on how many links come into that webpage from other pages. Some of the things it takes into account are the Pagerank of the page the link is coming from. The higher the Pagerank the more weight is given to that link. There are many factors that are taken into account and they are all built into an algorithm that only Google knows. It would be rather unfair if everyone knew how this worked and it would become ineffective.

The Pagerank Myth

Far too many people focus too much on their Pagerank to determine how their webpage ranks in Google. This isn’t how the system works; Pagerank is a product of good SEO. Just because you have a good Pagerank it doesn’t necessary mean your page will rank highly for a particular keyphrase. Just do a search for any keyphrase and look at the Pagerank of the pages, you will find the higher ranking websites don’t always have the highest Pagerank.

SEO and Pagerank.

A good SEO firm will not focus on Pagerank; they will focus on the important aspects of good SEO. I have used this good ethical SEO Company for years and they have a great SEO Forum that has some great information on the subject.

An SEO company that says that they will increase your Pagerank is probably not a good company to go with, if you website is optimised properly your Pagerank will increase as a by-product of good SEO.

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Search Engine Optimisation - the Missing Link ?

Posted by Florante Mangampo - 26/06/08 at 02:06 am

Finally you can see the finish line - you’ve spent 6 months learning SEO. You’ve read thousands of blogs, websites and documents telling
how to “SEO” your site, you’ve spent a fortune on Ebooks promising to teach you the secrets of SEO (which turn out to be all the stuff you found for free but with a better title!)

You’ve set up your blog, optimised your title and meta tags, rewritten your content so many times you’ve forgotten what its about. You’ve updated your alt tags, repositioned your keywords and modified your anchor text.

Phew….

But the chores are only just beginning - that was just the on-site stuff. Then you’ve moved onto the off site optimisation - sounded simple but it’s not. You’ve sent out hundreds of emails pleading, begging, cajoling or bribing looking for inbound links. Normally met with surprise, scorn or amusement or mostly just ignored. Finally the links started to trickle in - you’ve pestered your friends on facebook and any other social networking site you can think of - please more links! You’ve racked your brains and commented on hundreds of forums with witty, informative and helpful posts - proudly displaying your home address nestled in your signature.

Even discovering the existence of the evil “No Follow tag” only slightly dimished your enthusiasm. Finally you’ve now reached the end of

the line but the trickle of new traffic although welcome is hardly the mighty flood that one of your ebooks promised ( plus no sign of the ferrari from the adsense earnings)

What’s gone wrong with my SEO - where’s my thousands of hits ?

The main thrust of this article is hidden in the title - of course it’s aimed at promoting search engine rankings. We in the SEO industry often are perhaps too formulaic - sure our destinies are shaped by a selection of search engine algorithms but these algorithms are getting smarter at spotting our checklist SEO practice. We can all look at a web page and pretty much tell whether it has been touched by the art of SEO. How we titter when someone has left out their main keywords from their first Heading tag. The problem is if we promote a site from an SEO checklist pretty soon the search engines will spot this and knock us down. The last thing they want is to promote a sterile, formulaic internet based on interpreting their algorithms.

The secret is in the Link - the missing link - the SEO holy grail (well maybe not). It’s not about your web site or page or how many high PR inbound links you have (well it is still a bit) - the search engine algorithm is looking for the best page for their searchers query.

Let me frame an example - I was recently looking for a certain picture of my favourite castle in Northumberland - I knew the castle, I knew

the artists name, I knew he had painted the castle - I just wanted to find out where the pictures where. I typed in the information into

Google - so what was my best outcome ?

Well was it

a) to discover a page which had my search query in the title, headings and splattered all over the web page without actually tellling me anything I didn’t know (but ranked on page 1)?

b) a page full of information on the castle, the artist and lots of really good links to pictures and more information.

Well obviously b) is the answer and there is my missing link.

Have you ever considered the value of placing excellent, authorative and most of all useful links in your web pages ? Would it be draining google juice from your site or be genuinely helpful to your visitor.

Whatever your answer think about it carefully - also think about what the search engines will prefer. I have done some tests with many sites and that missing link - the outbound link to a useful resource seems to pay dividends.

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Past the Content

Posted by Brooke Hart - 31/05/08 at 06:05 pm

Not to beat a dead horse, but most of us have figured out that blogs and Web 2.0 is one of the power houses in order to make sure that all of our businesses can link, sell and give information. But, if you are really with it, there is much more than the blogs to get you going. As the Internet progresses, these pieces of Web 2.0 are ones that can definitely boost your information to the public.

The first of Web 2.0 that should be used for your blog and for your site, as well as other places is audio. I ‘know.’ When you have audio it doesn’t go into the search engines. But, actually, it does… if you get traffic. If what you have to say is profound and enlightening, and has links to other places on the Internet, than it can do wonders for you in the world of search engines. My belief is that as the concept of the Internet platform keeps growing, so will the capacities of having an actual talking conversation with others across the board.

Okay, so you probably guessed my other hang up for the progression of Web 2.0. Video. Plain, simple video. If you aren’t seeing video sky rocket on the Internet right now, you are totally missing out. If the website of You Tube can pay you to post up a video, than that means it’s getting a lot of traffic and sharing a lot of information. And, just like audio, it can be used with the idea in mind to link it to your website and other areas, use it as an extra feature with the blogs and to enhance your presence on the Internet.

So, there you have it. In fact, some that I know are saying that eventually, these virtual realities will skyrocket so much, that you can forget websites as being the primary thing. So, if you are thinking about building your business towards the future, include these on your website, blog and anywhere else you can. It will definitely grab you more attention for your business or personal area.

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The Reality of Keywords

Posted by Brooke Hart - 30/05/08 at 01:05 pm

If you are writing articles in order to generate traffic to your website, than you are also familiar with keywords. So, this is how this part of it works. You have your website up and it has a theme. You want to drive customers to the website. So, you write articles that have the theme in it. The search engines pick it up and up your rankings because they see more keywords that are legitimate.

And, if you want, you can take the articles and put them in article directories… the hundreds and hundreds of them… Put that with a link on the bottom of the article and magic… you have more links, more keywords and more to your website.

It’s all very logical and robotic, isn’t it? So, as someone who writes these things for a living, I would have to say… there’s a lot more to it than that. Called quality. And, now, because the market is so saturated with thousands of articles, you have to have quality. Otherwise, it’s a waste of your breath.

Okay, get your keywords, put them in your articles and let it go. Guess what? If you don’t have them in there, it doesn’t matter. Because, if you stick with the right theme, you’ll have other keywords in there that say the same thing. And, you will be taking yourself out of the competition that way. Take for instance, if you want the word calendar in your keywords. Well, would if you use ‘telling time’ instead, or ‘dates” instead? Guess what? It still does the same thing.

It’s always quantity over the rest of it. Keywords are definitely something that have been mis-calculated because people want to calculate them. If it doesn’t fit, something else will. Or, you can always put it in another article to have it fit somewhere else. It will sound better, people will like you more for being legitimate and having something to say and you will still get the traffic that you want driven to your site.

Happy Internet building!

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