Recent Posts Tagged With 'backlinks'

• Paid Links vs. Directory Submission Services

  Posted on Saturday December 20th, 2008 at 13:56 in google, link building, web traffic, backlinks, increase page rank, black hat, site directories

  I am now offering a manual directory submission service.  Check out the link for more details – submissions to up to 2000 directories plus deep link submission of internal pages to high page rank directories.  Up to 50 titles/50 descriptions for ...

• SEO Tools: Bookmarking Sites with SocialMarker

  Posted on Friday December 19th, 2008 at 21:44 in social networking, seo tools, backlinks, black hat, viral networks

  Heard of SocialMarker?  If you haven’t, it’s one of the best link building tools available - really amazing that it’s still free.  There are other free ways to share posts on viral networks, like Shareaholic, but SocialMarker is far better th...

• The Page Rank of edu and gov Links

  Posted on Thursday December 18th, 2008 at 15:56 in google, link building, page rank, backlinks, blog commenting, site indexing

  SEO is rife with a lot of myths, and one of the king of these is that edu and gov links send better link juice than .coms and everything else. Perhaps “myth” is taking it to far because no one is really sure how exactly Google measures page rank...

• Digg’s Effect on Page Rank

  Posted on Friday December 12th, 2008 at 21:53 in social networking, digg, backlinks, serps, viral networks

  I’ve been reading posts lately about how to be successful with Digg, such as how to write title that will catch people’s attention.  Most of these articles are aimed at making it to the front page of Digg.  What these posts often don’t co...

• The Age of a URL and SEO

  Posted on Monday December 8th, 2008 at 23:27 in google, SEO Basics, backlinks, meta, domain age

  Recently, I discovered that this blog’s URL goes back to 2006 when it was first registered.  Actually, I realized this right away, as references to the old site show up in Google results.  But I finally got around to checking the Wayback Machine ...

• Are Unrelated Inbound Links a Problem?

  Posted on Wednesday December 3rd, 2008 at 20:39 in link building, backlinks, increase page rank, one way links, serps, site authority

  Question: A site links to mine that’s in another category.  If my site is about sports and the linking site is a flower shop, will this hurt my authority in a niche because it comes from the site in an unrelated topic? Answer: No, it won’t.  In...

• The Page Rank of Social Network and Forum Profiles

  Posted on Tuesday December 2nd, 2008 at 20:20 in social networking, forums, link building, page rank, backlinks, dofollow, blog commenting

  Question: Is it useful to set up a thousand different social networking profiles that you never touch, just because each allows you to make a profile page that creates a backlink to your site? Answer: There are many answers to this question.  The sh...

• Using Nofollow and Dofollow Tags

  Posted on Saturday November 22nd, 2008 at 19:04 in blogging, spam, backlinks, nofollow, commenting, dofollow

  Nofollow tags are getting increased attention among web marketers.  Many budding entrepreneurs who might have spent hours marketing a site through comments may pull out there hair thinking, “You mean those comment links are worthless?”  Well, y...

• Are Link Exchanges Outdated?

  Posted on Saturday November 22nd, 2008 at 17:10 in link building, page rank, link exchanges, backlinks, link farm, site directories

  There’s a myth going around in SEO circles: that link exchanges are an outdated form of marketing.  I want to tell you that’s not true.  Link exchanges should still be part of your overall optimization plan.  That said, there are good and bad ...