Chapter 5......The Beginner's
Guide To.......
"AdSense"
Link
Building
Getting incoming links to your site is
probably the most important thing you
can do to really increase your page
ranking and sour up towards the #1
ranking at Google.
When
doing this, you need some consistency.
Let's say you're doing a website about
SEO Optimization. What's better to
have out there? Your website name
or links that say "Easy SEO
Optimization"?
I'll
take the link that says my keywords any
day of the week. And you should
too. Chances are you don't have
thousands of dollars to purchase links.
How do you get your
links out there? Here are some
basic ways to get your links out there
anchored to relevant anchor text::
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1 |
Write
articles. If you can write
articles about the content on
your website, there are a ton of
places you can post them for
free. There's a list of
sites listed further below.
By submitting
articles and utilizing the
source box of the author to
include your live alt text
keyword live link, your article
has the opportunity to be picked
up via RSS feeds and be
republished all over the
Internet. Thereby creating
a link to your site. You
can gain hundreds of links from
just a simple article
submission. Try to make a
goal of at least one article
submission a month. |
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2 |
Participate
in forums. Many forums
allow you to post a "signature",
where you can include links back
to your site. Search on
Google to find forums. |
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3 |
Guestbooks.
This is by far my least favorite
tactic, but many guestbooks
allow you to leave a link. |
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4 |
Link
Exchange. If you link
exchange, attempt to link
exchange with websites that are
in your same general theme.
Avoid places that have 100% of
links or considered Link Farms.
Never link to any website that
is illegal or pornographic. |
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5 |
Submit to
free SEO Friendly Directories.
Click here for a list.
directories you gain a true link
back. This link will gain
value over a period of time.
Only submit to directories that
provide a true html link to your
site. You may want to
avoid locations that require a
link exchange. |