fredag, juni 16, 2006
10 Essential Blogging Tools
So, you finally decided to take the blog leap. You've heard all about the marketing and search benefits so you stepped up to the plate and signed up for a TypePad, MovableType or WordPress blog software package and now you're a blogger.
Okay, now what? Add the ten essential blogging tools listed below and you will also be well on your way to creating and promoting a blog that is a powerful marketing tool. I'll explain the use of the tool and offer some suggestions, including the tools I use on my own blogs including the DuctTapeMarketing blog.
Feed Reader
The best way to learn about blogs and blogging is to read, or at least scan, lots of blogs. One of the wonders of blogs is that you can have every new post from every blog you want to read delivered to your desktop or to online location via RSS, so you can easily read and scan the posts of many blogs in a very short time. Newsgator is a good online choice for feed reading and also has a version that integrates with Outlook. I use a frëe online service known as Bloglines.
Subscriber Center
You need to make it easy for your blog visitors to subscribe to your blog's RSS feed – so they can read your blog in their favorite feed reader. The best way to do this is to go to FeedBurner and burn your own RSS feed there and use the tools they provide to set up automatic subscriber links so people who want to use Bloglines, Google Reader, MyYahoo or Pluck, for instance, can clíck on one button to subscribe. Tech types can figure this out without the buttons but why not make it easy for anyone to figure out.
Side note: Subscribe to each of these yourself and you will force some blog spiders to visit your site.
Email Subscription Option
A lot of people will nevër get the whole feed thing, but everyone gets email. Create an option for people to subscribe by giving you their email address – they will simply receive your blog posts like an email message. FeedBurner offers this service for frëe. FeedBlitz is another option or, if you already have an autoresponder email list service they may offer this service. AWeber offers this and helps me integrate these blog email subscribers into my other mailing lists.
Blog and RSS directories
There are hundreds of blog and RSS directories and getting listed in many can be a good thing. I use a piece of software called RSS Submit , but you can also visit Robin Goode's frequently updated list and submit your blog and feed by hand.
Hint: Subscribe to the RSS feed he offers and you will be notified when new directories are added.
Ping Service
Pinging is a term used for letting the various blog and RSS directories know when you have posted new content. Again, FeedBurner offers this as an automatic option called PingShot and you should activate it. PingGoat and Ping O Matic are other options but they require that you visit and update your record each time you post new content. Bookmark Manager
As you surf around the web or hop from blog to blog you may find sites that you want to point out to your readers. Online bookmark managers allow you to bookmark and categorize web and blog pages as you collect them and are a great tool for managing all of the stuff you find on the web. I use del.icio.us but BlinkList does a fine job as well.
Blog Stats
I like to track a few key stats in real time because it shows what other blogs might be linking to you or posting about your blog. A lot of people just like to track this kind of thing for fun and frequently visit sites like Technorati. I like to track it for networking opportunities. I use a tool called MyBlogLog because it allows me to see where traffïc is coming from but also tracks what links on my blog visitors are clicking on. It's amazing how this data can help you write more effectively. (MyBlogLog also ranks your links so visitors can see which links on your site are the most popular.)
Desktop Posting
With most blog software you must go online and post using a set of tools provided by the blog software. Many bloggers like to use a desktop application to create and submit their posts as it gives them some extra tools and allows them to more easily integrate content and files on their computer.
I use w.blogger but also like Performancing, Qumana and ecto (apple folks) (w.blogger also doubles as a really simple HTML editor.)
Tell A Friend Script
My blog software (pMachine) has a feature that allows a reader to clíck a link and send the post to a friend. This tactic brings me lots of readers. You might try looking here for some simple scripts that do that same: http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/tellafriend.shtmlhttp://www.stadtaus.com/en/php_scripts/tell_a_friend_script/
Republish Your Feed Headlines
The ability to republish your blog posts on other web pages, sites you own or sites of strategic partners is a great way to expose folks to your blog content. One more time we turn to FeedBurner for a painless way to republish your blog post to any web page you choose with something they call BuzzBoost.
About The AuthorJohn Jantsch is a veteran marketing coach, award winning blogger and author of Duct Tape Marketing: The World's Most Practical Small Business Marketing Guide published by Thomas Nelson - due out in the fall of 2006. He is the creator of the Duct Tape Marketing small business marketing system. You can find more information by visiting http://www.ducttapemarketing.com.
søndag, mai 28, 2006
fredag, mai 26, 2006
What, Why and How of Business Blogs
Blog is short for Web Log or Weblog and the Blogosphere is the online blog world, some parts of which are hyperlinked extensively to each other.
This is the Wikipedia definition: Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter) that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the Web site.
I recommend that you read lots of people's blogs to learn what blogs are.
Go to your favorite search engine and type in the word 'blog' and the subject you're interested in. For example, 'web design blog', or 'blog music', or 'sports blog'. You'll find lots of blogs that way.
Blogs have become a way in which regular, non-technical people can post information to the Web as easily as they can access it.
Why Are Blogs So Important?
Well, they're not that important, yet. But they could be soon, and most likely will be. In fact, some would argue that they are already vital in today's Web business world. I am not ready to agree to that yet, but it is becoming more obvious to me over time that blogs can no longer be ignored in business.
Online businesses can benefit from blogging by taking advantage of a vehicle for easily posting new, original, and business-related content on a regular basis.
Here Are Some More Business Benefits Of Blogging:
Blogs help to position you and/or your company as experts and leaders in your industry.
They're interactive in nature. At the end of each blog entry is usually a link that allows anyone to add their own comments to your blog entries. This allows your customers and potential customers to make comments about your products or services or ask you questíons to help them in their buying process.
Blogs are marketed easily and quickly by their RSS feeds.
Blogs allow you to stress your choice of products, services, relevant news stories, quotes, pictures and more with your audience, customers and potential customers.
People are generous with adding links to your blog if the content is good, especially within their own blogs. More links means more traffïc and better search engine rankings.
Here Are Some Ways In Which You Can Make Revenue From Your Blog:
1. Selling advertisements. Whether you use banners or text links, if your site draws a regular audience interested in your blog topics or theme, try to offer ad space to organizations that are looking to market to your audience. In fact, if your blogs becomes really popular then advertisers will call you.
2. Offering Google's AdSense. Google's website explains, "Google AdSense is a fast and easy way for website publishers of all sizes to display relevant Google ads on their website's content pages and earn monëy." Learn more about AdSense.
3. Affíliate Programs. Affïliate programs allow Web sites that provide links to your site to receive payments or reciprocal advertising in exchange for promoting your Web site. In the case of blogging, this is reversed, where you post links within your blog, and collect monëy from the owners of those links when they result in a click-through and sale.
Here Are Some Websites Where You Can Get Your Blog Listed:
BlogWise
Blog Search Engine
Blog Hub
Blog Daisy
Get Blogs
LS Blogs
How To Blog For Business:
First you need to get blogging software. You can choose to create a blog that is housed on another site such as http://www.blogger.com (which is a blog service) or you can host it on your own Web server. I recommend the latter since the links that are developed by others pointing to your blog won't be counted in the search engines. This is because the links are attributed to domains, so a link to http://MyNewBlog.blogger.com gives a link credít to blogger.com and not your domain.
If your blog is a business blog, you really ought to host your own blog as opposed to using a blog service. You'll need the extra functionality and control.
If you plan on hostíng your own blog and if you plan to use a UNIX Web server platform, then you need to go with blogging software such as Movable Type, for example.
If you have a Microsoft Web server platform for your site, then you'll need software such as BetaParticle blog. Find a great list of various blog software at: http://www.lights.com/weblogs/tools.html
Next you'll need a database to hook your blog up to. The database is what stores the blog entries, among other things. If you don't know if you have a database on or connected to your website server, or if you don't know how to hook up your blog to your database, contact your host company or Web server administrator for help.
Once you have the blog set up on your domain (for example http://www.MyWebsite.com/blog) and you've hooked it up to a live database, you can start blogging. Generally, each entry is also a day. So you can write a new entry every day, or whenever you want, and that entry will show up on the blog at the top, moving older entries below.
You ought to think of a theme for your blog. In other words, your blog could be about your personal experiences in the industry you're in. It could be about your company's product reviews, or new services. It could be about your thoughts and opinions about issues related to your industry. It could be a place where you regularly find and list new resources to help others in your industry. The list is endless. But be sure to stick to a theme and be original. You want to offer something of value to your website visitors.
Sticking to a theme helps you position yourself for future advertisers and also makes for better reading for your visitors. Furthermore, you want to give a good impression with your blog with each and every entry if you want it to augment your online business. Finally, sticking to a theme helps with the search engines since it's believed that engines determine website themes and use this information for ranking.
Of course your blog could be about personal things too. Many blogs are just that, an online journal. But since we're interested in Web business here, I am discussing business blogs only.
What's great is that blogs get indexed easily and quickly by search engines. Each entry is another "page" that can be potentially listed in Google for example, which will drive more traffïc to your site.
Another neat thing about running a blog once it's set up is that you do not need to be technical at all to make regular entries. This is helpful if you want to delegate the writing to someone else, since technical skills won't be a prerequisite. This allows you to have the most qualified person regarding the blog's theme and, hopefully the best writer, actually making the entries.
Be creative. Add images to your blog entries to spice things up a bit. Although blogging can be lonely, keep at it.
Sometimes it seems like you're just writing new entries each day for yourself only. It may be a while before someone chooses to add a comment to one of your entries.
You may not hear from anyone for a long time. But that doesn't mean people aren't reading it. In fact, chëck your website statistics to see just how many people are visiting your new blog.
As you add more entries, get your blog listed on other sites and market your blog. It will build, and eventually you'll have a nice following of engaged readers.
Most importantly, be sure to pepper your entries with calls to action. For example, if your business blog is attached to your travel website and the blog's theme is traveling and finding great travel deals all over the world, make sure you add a link to an entry that points people to a travel special you're running on your website.
What would be even better is a blog entry about the fantastic vacation you took to Hawaii and included at the end was a link to cheap Hawaii vacation deals on your website.
About The AuthorJason OConnor is President of Oak Web Works, LLC, an e-strategy firm and enjoys reading Sports, Music & Tickets blog. Reach him at: joconnor888@hotmail.com.
torsdag, mai 25, 2006
Linking Tricks
Top Dirty Linking Tricks
by Lee Roberts
Part of achieving top search engine positions is through links from other Web pages. These links can come from people who like your site (natural links), reciprocal linking, directory submissions and a few other ways.
The goal of trading links is to get quality links for quality links. True quality links will carry benefits far beyond that of attaining a coveted position in the search engine results. The links will bring traffic from the Web page linking to your Web page. Therefore, you want to ensure you trade or barter links from quality partners.
Sometimes it's hard to determine who is a quality linking partner, even for the expert. So, how can you tell if your link is on a Web page where its value will not be very good?
The short list below highlights ways of diminishing or nullifying the value of a link to your site from another Web page.
Meta Tag Masking - this old trick simply used CGI codes to hide the Meta tags from browsers while allowing search engines to actually see the Meta tags.
Robots Meta Instructions - using noindex and nofollow attributes let's the novice link partner see the visible page with their link while telling the search engines to ignore the page and the links found on the page. Nofollow can be used while allowing the page to be indexed which gives the impression that the search engines will eventually count the link.
Rel=nofollow Attributes - this is not a real attribute based upon HTML standards, but rather it is an attribute approved by the search engines to help identify which links should not be followed. This attribute is often used with blogs to prevent comment and link spam. The link will appear on the Web page and in the search engine's cache, but never be counted.
Dynamic Listing - dynamic listing is a result of having links appear randomly across a series of pages. Each time the link is found on a new page, the search engines count consider the freshness of the link. It is extremely possible that the link won't be on the same page upon the next search engine visitation. So, the link from a partner displaying rotating, dynamic link listings rarely helps.
Floating List - this can be easily missed when checking link partners. Essentially, your link could be number one today, but as new link partners are added your link is moved down the list. This is harmful because the values of the links near the bottom of the list are considered to be of lesser value than the links at the top. With the floating list, it is possible to have your link moved to a new page whose PR value is significantly less or not existent and the new page may not be visited and indexed for months.
Old Cache - the caching date provided by Google indicates the last time the page was cached. Pages with lower PR values tend to be visited and cached less often than pages that have medium to high PR values. If the cache is more than six months old, it can be surmised that Google has little or no desire to revisit the page.
Denver Pages - while Denver, CO is a nice place to visit, Denver Pages are not a place you want to find your link in a trade. Denver Pages typically have a large amount of links grouped into categories on the same page. Some people call this the mile high list. These types of pages do not have any true value in the search engines and are not topically matched to your site.
Muddy Water Pages - these are dangerous and easy to spot. Your link will be piled in with non-topically matched links with no sense of order. It's like someone took all the links and thrown them in the air to see where they land. These are worse than the Denver Pages.
Cloaking - cloaking is the process of providing a page to people while providing a different page to search engines. You could be seeing your link on the Web page, but the search engines could possibly never see the link because they are provided with a different copy. Checking Google's cache is the only way to catch this ploy.
Dancing Robots - this can be easily performed with server-side scripting like PHP and is rarely easy to catch. In this situation people that attempt to view the robots.txt file receive a copy of the robots.txt file that does not include exclusion instructions for the search engines. However, when the search engines request the robots.txt file they receive the exclusion instructions. With this situation the links pages will never be linked and you'll never know why without expert assistance.
Meta Tags and Robots.txt Confusion - which instructions have the most weight? Don't know the answer? Shame. Search engines do. If they conflict the page Meta tags are typically considered the rule to follow.
Link the Head - while these links do not count in the search engines and do not show up on the Web page, they do get counted by scripts or programs designed to verify the links exist. These programs only look for the URL within the source codes for the Web page.
Empty Anchors - this is a nasty trick, but can be an honest mistake. The links exist and are counted by the search engines, but unfortunately are neither visible nor clickable on the Web page. So, there are no traffic values from the link.
The goal of trading links is to trade them for equal value. Understanding the ways people will attempt to prevent passing a quality value from their Web page to your Web page can help you avoid these useless links. If your link partner pulls under-handed tricks the links they trade you are useless.
While you may never be an expert in knowing all the latest tricks, traps and tests, you can now become an expert in knowing the thirteen mentioned above. Ensuring your link partners are not following or using these tactics can help improve the quality of links you gain from other Web pages. By having quality links pointing to your Web page will you gain additional traffic through organic search engine results and visitors driven directly from your linking partners.
To get back links into your blog or site
1) Some software maybe able to get more back links faster but if I chose one this would be it because it will last a long time. This is something that has worked for years and will continue to work. Your back links will also stay active a long time.
2) It's good for both short term and long term results. Your articles will be indexed quickly giving back links with 24-48 hours and they will have a viral effect building over time.
3) It's ethical. This method it great for everyone because some people don't want to use software that may upset other people and that's fine. This method will not get anyone mad with you.
4) You can outsource the hard part. The worst part about submitting articles is writing them. You can outsource article writing for anywhere as low as three bucks per article and defiantly no more than $5 per article making your life a lot easier.Now you know that this is the method you should be starting to use today, let's talk about the techniques to use in order to get the best results:
A) An article only needs to be 300 – 400 words. If you write an article of 600 words split it into two parts as this will then get you extra back links with the directories.
B) Make sure you use your keywords in your anchor text. This is very important to get targeted traffic from search engines.
C) Use at least two links in each article. Some directories only allow two links but most will allow three or more. If you're linking to just one blog or site use two links with different anchor text. You could also link to two different sites or blogs using one article.
D) You can change words and parts of an article to make it into many articles. I use this strategy myself and when outsourcing article writing. The article has the same information but said a little different. This will give you more articles to submit and can also get you lower prices on outsourcing because there research has already been done.
E) Create spare general blogs and place the articles on those blogs. I have quite a few spare blogs I use just to get quick back links.
Set blogs up today and interlink them all.
Get them indexed and then you can get quick back links to a new blog or site within 48 hours.Now you have this advice you should be able to start writing or outsourcing articles and then submitting them to the main directories already discussed and even more using software.
You could also you Article Assistance like me to get them on many websites.
For more information on Article Assistance please click below.http://www.articleassistance.com/ Thanks for readingRobPS.
If you have any questions that could be answered by a report or newsletter please email me as I would love to hear from you.Thank you for reading this email,from United Kingdom
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Here is another one:
My advice is to create incoming links that point to the internal pages of your web site.
Here is an article on how to build incoming links: http://webrankingconsultants.com/seo-tu … -site.html
onsdag, mai 24, 2006
Blogging to the Bank :)
http://www.bloggingtothebank.com/?hop=lilleba1
tirsdag, mai 23, 2006
How to get links from gov. sites with high Page Rank
There's a new trick that some webmasters use to get high rankings on Google. Just like the trick we mentioned in a previous issue of our newsletter, this new technique exploits security holes of other web sites.
A new bad trick to get higher Google rankings
Read more here:
http://www.free-seo-news.com/newsletter179.htm#facts
lørdag, mai 20, 2006
Blogging for dollars
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/02/23/how-much-money-can-a-blog-earn/
fredag, mai 19, 2006
Different Blog Systems
The blogging platform wars are getting really interesting and much of the discussion I find myself in lately revolves around what is happening with various CMS systems.
The market can essentially be defined into 3 major camps: remotely hosted, self hosted, and community based systems.
I have used pretty much every blogging platform available and each of them has its ups and downs. In this article I will cover the best options for each area taking into account price, usability, market share and of course SEO potential.
All of these products are either open source, completely frëe or have a functional frëe version.
Remotely Hosted Blogging Software(Note: I cannot really recommend any of these from an SEO stand point since optimizing a domain you do not own or control is obviously not a good marketing plan.)
Blogger
Blogger is completely frëe and currently owns the majority of the remotely hosted user base, but not by a landslide. Bought out by Google in 1999, Blogger essentially fired up the blogging trend we see today. It is by far the easiest overall solution to use and, if you are a novice user looking to throw up some recipes or poetry, this is for you. Blogger is completely frëe and includes some great features like comments, photo blogging, and a basic community feel with user profiles. Because it is so dumbed down there are some features you may not find with Blogger that are only available through 3rd party add-ons. As a side note Blogger weblogs do quite well in the search engines and this was recently exploited with it being the first choice for sp@m blogs or splogs. A splog is a weblog used for the sole purpose of gaining inbound links or generating thousands of keyword stuffed pages with Adsense and the like. The recent Google Jagger update cleared a large portion of this up. Frëe.
Typepad
Released in 2003, Typepad is a product of Sixapart, the makers of Movable Type. It is largely based on MT but there are some major enhancements and differences. Your blog can accomodate one or more photo albums with auto thumbnail generation. You can easily add music, books, and other media to Typelists, which grab a thumbnail from Amazon and other retailers for easy displaying in your sidebar. Typepad is also a great deal more technical than Blogger so a bit of HTML know-how is recommended. On that note, editing your blog to look the way you want is also quite easy and Typepad blogs are known for being very eye-pleasing, intuitive and easy to navigate. In Sixapart's business model, Typepad is aimed at regular home and small business users while Movable Type is targeted at largër businesses or for internal intranets. Price: Basic, $4.95 a month; Premium, $8.95 to $14.95 a month.
Xanga
These guys originated back in 1999 as a site for sharing book, music and movie reviews. Although it quickly morphed into a full blown blogging tool, Xanga still maintains the ability to run a powerful review site. Xanga pulls data from several retailers like Amazon.com including thumbnails, pricing and a cover. The software also is very usable by novices with a powerful WYSIWYG editor allowing for easy HTML editing, adding smilies, links, and other symbols. By using Blog rings it is also easy to interface with Xanga's other 3 million users to share interests, ideas, and of course traffïc. Xanga comes in a frëe and $25 flavor.
Mentions: Blogsome, Blogster, MindSay, Multiply
Self Hosted Blogging Software
WordPress
WordPress originally began as a mod of an older open source package known as B2. WP is MT's biggest competition and is often the bain of endless Wordpress vs Movabletype style threads around the internet. Although launched just over a year or so ago WP has really taken the blogosphere by storm. And with good reason - Wordpress is completely frëe under GNU licensing and is packed with many features you will not find anywhere else. It is also much easier to install and get blogging for novice users and has a very large and helpful community. WP runs on PHP/mySQL and is quite scalable judging from some of the very large and trafficked sites I see using it. It also sports utilities to import files from Movable Type, Textpattern, Greymatter, Blogger, and B2. Wordpress recently upped the ante when Yahoo recently included them on their hostíng packages, in addition to MT. I have to admit I am finding myself more and more digging WP and will likely convert Profitpapers to WP as I get time (it can be a biznitch). Wordpress is frëe.
Movable Type
Aside from maybe Greymatter (the original open source blogging tool), Movabletype dominated the blogging market share in 2002-2004. Released in late 2001, Perl based Movable Type by Sixapart has maintained a large portion of the blogging market share, due mainly to the fact that there is a frëe version (supporting up to 3 weblogs) and that it is incredibly powerful, intuitive and easy to customize.
Template driven Movable Type also sports one of the largest communities of developers and blogging enthusiasts around, meaning lots of support, idea sharing, and of course plugins. Movable Type can be configured to dynamically generate HTML, PHP or any other kind of pages you like, meaning it is incredibly scalable, fast, and loved by spiders.
It is perhaps the most well known blogging software for SEO purposes and it is what currently powers Profitpapers and several of my other projects. Moveabletype is either Frëe with 3 authors, 1 weblog, and no support or $69.95 with unlimited weblogs, authors and full support.
Textpattern
Textpattern is the brainchild of Dean Allen and was written to ease publishing of content for those not inclined to learn HTML. Like WP and MT, Textpattern runs on PHP and mySQL for easy administration, backups, and power.
What really sets textpattern apart from the others is the integration of Textile.
Textile is a tool for easily formatting content for those who do not know HTML. WP & MT have modules for textile as well but it is native to the Textpattern system.
Another bonus of the app is its superior handling of comment sp@m due to its smaller market share. On the blogs I maintain running WP and MT, I often find myself clearing out sp@m every day, whereas on some very busy textpattern sites I receive only manual comment sp@m (not bot driven). TP is open source.
Mentions: Blosxom, LifeType, Serendipity
Community Based Blogging Software
Slash
Waaaaay back in 1997, Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda launched a website known as Chips & Dips, supplied via his student account at Hope College in Michigan. In 1999 Andover.net acquired Slashdot. Shortly after, the underlying code was released as open source software called Slash. Like Movable Type and Greymatter, Slash runs on Perl, but it also has established hooks into MySQL and a very strong track record of scaling to enormous traffïc levels. To give you an idea, the term 'slashdotted' originated from acquiring a link on this nöw infamous and very popular tech news website - and consequently watching your servers melt. If you have nevër messed around with Slash, you really should as it is quite a powerful platform. Slash is open source.
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Scoop
Another well known Perl based community blogging software is Scoop. Scoop is the software that powers Kuro5shin, DailyKos and many other busy community weblogs. Scoop took the Slashdot idea and expanded on it, making the discussion rather than the news the focus of the application. Where Slashdot entries tend to have a link with added commentary pointing readers off the site, Scoop points to stories written by members of the community keeping the reader within your own weblog. Scoop is also well known for handling large volumes of traffïc and a large very technical community. Scoop is frëe .
Drupal
Drupal is a well known open source community blogging platform with a very large community of users and developers. Not only is Drupal frëe but it is damn powerful. Instead of Perl, which is quite hard to decode at times, even if you are a fluent coder, Drupal uses a PHP/mySQL platform. Drupal is also a very community focused application with a built-in forum, download area, and hundreds of other home brewed mods and hacks. If you are looking for a lot of functionality, give Drupal a look - the project has become quite mature. It is also much easier to use and customize than either Scoop or Slash. Drupal is also another open source project.
Mentions: LiveJournal, PHP Nuke
Here is a handy blog software comparison chart courtesy of Online Journalism Review. Here is another from Weblog Industry Report which is much more thorough and nostalgic yet a tad dated.
If you are into following the devlopment of open source CMS, portal, blog and related systems you should chëck out opensourcecms.
About The AuthorMiles Evans writes for ProfitPapers where he writes essays on organic SEO, SEM, development and other equally fascinating subjects.
lørdag, mai 13, 2006
lørdag, april 29, 2006
How To Optimize Your Blog For Search Engines
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Optimize-Your-Blog-For-Search-Engines&id=184318
tirsdag, april 25, 2006
Learn about keywords !
I do hope this can be of value to more than me........
http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/search-engines/2596-definitive-secret-search-engine-optimization-revealed.html?highlight=internet+marketing
http://forums.site-reference.com/topic/2252/Proven-Way-to-get-back-links-or-ONE-WAY-DIRECT-LINKS-to-your-WEBSITE/
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Do you have a website and everyday you ask your self,
Why don’t I get any attention? What am I doing wrong? Well one thing that you might be doing wrong , or might not be working on it at all, is your Website’s Promotion Strategy.
Ok, let me ask you then, Do you have any WEBSITE PROMOTION strategy?
Or any ideas on how to get your website on the top RANK in big Search Engines such as Google, MSN, or Yahoo ?
Well one thing that I can guarantee to you is Back Links, also know as Quality One Way Links. What are they? They are know as links that refer back to your own domain name, there are many ways to get them such as newsgroups submissions and working with them, also creating dozens of blogs and working with them posting you link in comments and in the post’s sections. But one of the most effective and know to be the real proven that works is through Article Submission.
Article Submission is know to be a powerful method, so great that can lead your personal website, business website, your blog, and or any other type of internet domain you may have to a popularity you never though you could achieve,
Why? Do you ask, or How?It’s simple, creating a article involves lots of tricks one of them is using the “href=” reference command which makes “Spiders” used by big search engines, they crawl and find your website on the web by specific keywords.
For more detailed information do a quick search on Google.com, about those keywords, once you placed your articles on those Article Submission Websites, people would find and place the articles you submitted on their own personal website, that would lead them to have your link ok their page, counting as a back link.
That way it would increase the popularity of your website, since in your article you would always put your link on your articles.
You don’t have to be a professional writer to write an article, or have special writing knowledge skill, all you need is patience, some basic ideas and time, you could write articles about any topic, but in this case we would want to write articles that match the topic of our page right?
In this case it would be the domain we want to work on the Promotion Strategy.
Lets say your page is about your puppy, and you want everyone in the world to know how much you love puppies, what would you do in this case?
Simply write articles related to dogs and simple stuff about them on topics such as ,
“How to take care of a puppy”, “How to train a dog” and place your link on that article, normally your link would be placed on the BIO section of your article.
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søndag, april 23, 2006
Trying to learn more about Google Adsense
I think all stuff about Google Adsense is exciting, and I learn more about it every day :)
Here I found a free book called : Getting the most out of Google Adsense.
You can get the book here:
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lørdag, april 22, 2006
onsdag, april 19, 2006
Google Adsense lønn til konto i Norge :)
Legger ved instruksjon på hvordan det gjøres:
Vi har nylig lagt til muligheten for å motta betalinger direkte til din bankkonto (EFT), og du kan nå registrere deg for dette i din AdSense-konto.
Det er to hovedtrinn du må følge for å registrere bankkontoen din.
1 - Velg EFT som betalingsmåte. Dette kan du gjøre fra Betalingsdetaljer-delen på Min konto-siden.
Klikk Rediger, og velg alternativknappen for EFT. Følg instruksjonene på siden for å angi bankkontoinformasjonen.
2 - Bekreft en testinnbetaling. Når du har angitt kontoinformasjonen, overfører vi en mindre innbetaling til denne kontoen.
Om 2-10 dager kan du kontrollere om beløpet er kommet inn på bankkontoen (det vises som en innbetaling fra "Google" eller fra "BFS"), og angi dette beløpet i bekreftelsesfeltet.
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tirsdag, april 18, 2006
Artikkel om sandbox
By: Kelly McCausey
If you are a new website owner you might be realizing that no matter what you do Google will not give you results in their search engine results.
Instead of focusing on Google this article will give you some ideas of what you can do to provide your target market with what they want.
If you're a new website owner you probably know the pain of being left in the Google Sandbox. It doesn't seem to matter how good your website is and how successful you are in creating a buzz for your website in other ways, Google will not give you respect in their search engine results.
Last year new site owners were playing in the Sandbox for three months or so. Now many are reporting that they're not coming out of the box for nine or ten months!
This is testing the patience of many new internet marketers.
The way to handle the situation is to ignore it and keep doing what you know you should be doing. Despite what some may advise, you won't successfully manipulate Google.
Trying to do so could get you into worse trouble than the Sandbox.
Remember too that Google is not the only search engine in the world. Most see traffic from MSN, Yahoo and others within a month or so of launching a new website.
Instead of focusing on Google – focus on providing your target market with what they want. Concentrate on these basic areas: Create valuable content that your target market is looking for. Distribute articles to the article directories. Submit your website to appropriate directories. Develop friendly relationships with owners of similar websites.
Create an interesting blog and submit it to blog directories.
Develop a few valuable resources (reports, ebook or audio) to give away freely – and allow others to give them away too.
These activities will quietly grow your inbound links.
The idea is to be consistent and natural in everything you're doing.
No manipulation, no oddball search engine spamming techniques, just good web practices that add value to your website and to the internet as a whole. If you do these things, you will find that your website traffic is growing consistently despite the Sandbox and one day when you least expect it Google traffic will start flowing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Kelly McCausey is the host of Work at Home Moms Talk Radio and author of The Power of a Focused Business http://www.thepowerofafocusedbusiness.com
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mandag, april 17, 2006
Søkemotoroptimalisering tips og artikler
Søkemotoroptimalisering tips og artikler
lørdag, april 01, 2006
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mandag, august 16, 2004
MLM Don Failla, 45 sek. presentation
You can get one of the most popular ones for free here:
http://members.shaw.ca/jodyj/files/The45second.pdf
søndag, august 01, 2004
Victor Chandler review
Let the games begin !!
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20. August 2004
Hurray !! Wictor Chandler and sportsbetting is to day opened from our WGIsite !!!!!! Later - Aspiritus
