February 10th, 2009
Make sure that you have links coming in to as many pages as
possible. It will tell a search engine that your websites have lots
of worthwhile content if other web sites are linking to different
pages on your site. If all your links are coming in to the home
page, it will tell a search engine that you only have a shallow
site of little value, or that your links were just generated by
automation rather than by the value of your site.
Search engines usually list only one page per domain for any
given search, and you might want two or more. Also, directories
accept just home pages. So it might be worth having multiple
domains when you have serveral topics which could each support
their own websites.
Search engine robots will only follow the first link they find
to any particular page and they won’t follow additional links to
the same page. So when you must have image links in your navigation
bay, please also include text links and make sure that the text
links show up first in the source code.
Source: AdSense
Targeted Websites
May 27th, 2009
Have you always wanted to increase your web traffic and boost
your rankings in the search engines? If this is you then you need
to Follow this simple method, and get incredible rankings for your
websites.
Get excited and start working this method and watch the traffic
pour in. First thing you need to do is learn to use the power of
web 2.0 by linking sites to your websites, this will raise your
position in the search engines. You will get lots of traffic from
click throughs that will be good backlinks. Many sites like Squidoo
are authority sites in google’s eyes, piggy back on the back of
sites like this and give your sites decent link power.
Next submit your RSS feed for all of these to feedagg.com and
others you may use.
Now you have a massive amount of backlinks to your sites.
Do not put your direct links to your website on these, instead
link only to the sites you created in part 1, including the
digg.com and propeller links. Also use a different keyword so that
you mix things up and...
Source:
Search Marketing Secrets
