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How To Get Good in Long Run Backlinks

Link creating/ backlinking is the number one method to extend both your search engine positioning and also your traffic.
When is comes to the inwards bound links themselves they come in varied types.
You ideally should be obtaining different types of one-way links to your web-sites to extend the diversity of the backlinks types. It’s based on Stephen Hawkins from Trafficmystic.com method.

The following shows some of the varied types available.

Inward bound links from blogs:

These come from blog posting comments. You find the blog and leave a related comment (not spam like “I like this” or “Excellent read I’ll come back here frequently” or “Well done”) to the subject matter. You leave you targeted keywords as your name and a URL to backlink.

Inbound links from authority web-sites:

These often come from one way links in your profiles i.e. Internet sites such as codeproject.com and e how.com. You leave behind your URL in the profile itself.

Another good resources which ca give you free backlinks (dofollow links) with

at least PR4 as follows:

http://delicious.com/ PR8

http://dribbble.com/ PR7

http://www.pinterest.com/ PR6

http://www.woorank.com/ PR6

http://www.surcentro.com PR4

http://www.markosweb.com/ PR5

http://www.cubestat.com/ PR4

http://www.rocketmyseo.com PR4

 

One-way links from forums:

These are simply one-way links that come from your forum profiles themselves. The back-links are dropped within your BIO Signature with your own anchor text.

Inbound links from web 2.0 sites:

These are high quality links from internet sites such as squidoo and gather.com but this sort of
backlink ranks very well. You take advantage of articles here that include your keywords in the ‘title’ and 2/3 time in the manuscript body.
You can insert URL inbound links with anchor and also rss feeds.

Backlinks from software directories:

These are probably the most under-utilized backlink type about at the moment and may result in 100′s of very simple back links to your web-sites. These links come from you submitting absolutely free application software (easy to provide) to a software directory and create a website backlink to your own internet site.

Simply you create a free program, upload the info for the software to 1 or 2 software directories with an internet page connect back to your own web site. On your web-site you create a download from which the software can be download. You submit your simple software app with a pad file that describes the software, download location and so on.

Once accepted you have got more back links.. It is that simple.

Sites like download.com and tucows accept software submissions.

Backlinks from articles:

These inbound links come from article directory sites from which you upload articles and they’re printed. You feature your keywords within your title (note not only your keywords) i.e… For Nintendo wii -gt; ‘How to find your perfect Nintendo wii’ would be a good title. You add your anchor and URL to the’resource box’ at the end of the draft.

Personally I might suggest that you only utilizing the Top 10-15 article directory sites and do not mess around submitting to any other catalog if you have limited time.

On the document content you can spin your base article employing either software. I would like to recommend highly spinning the article to around about 40-45% and by hand re-check each one to make sure it makes sense.

I call it the tip, they call it the secret

Now I am going to show you a closely guarded secret that a large amount of marketing pros and outsourcers do not want you to know about but I’ll let you know about this process so you can apply it yourself.

I get a large amount of mails off’ Auto Indexer’ users asking how they can create their own targeted list of links to form links from back to their own sites.

Most have searches forums and news groups for the answers but no one has been content to tell them the easiest way to do it.

Well that is not me… So let me show you how this is done.

First you need to download a firefox (also available for chrome) plugin called ‘SEO quake‘ and this is often downloaded from:

goto Google and type in ‘seoquake’ to find the plugin.

Install the plug-in then go to Google search then select the ‘advanced search’ link then change the ‘Results per page’ worth to 100. That is all of our setting complete.

Now the question ‘how do we find the sites’?

We use search keywords that Google identifies as particular action filter keyword. Some of these include the following:

retrieve particular words in title: intitle:
retrieve explicit words in the URL: site: or inurl:

We must first decide on the sort of site we wish to find i.e. A forum or blog.

We do this by searching on the signature of the forum or blog. For example if we want to find a blog then we all know that a lot of blogs have the word ‘blog’ in the title, this means we can start out search with

Intitle:blog.

That a good start but lets also find only wordpress blogs and only .edu blogs at that. For this. We want to add the ‘powered by wordpress’ values into the query and a filter to say we only want edu sites. This would now give us ‘site: .edu’, ‘Powered By WordPress’ intitle:blog

You could alternatively perform a search on keywords to retrieve edu and gov sites as follows:

site: .edu ‘Nintendo wii’ + blog
site: .gov ‘solar panels’ + blog

This will retrieve all sites with an ‘.edu’ in the domain name and you are your specific keywords on the page.

This is further filtered on the title so it contains the word ‘blog’

For forums we do the same employing a forum signature as an alternative. For instance ‘vbulletin‘ or ‘phpbb‘

site:edu ‘powered by phpbb’

We can also add keywords and ‘intitle’ reference filters as demonstrated in the previous example.

This is something that you can play around with but here are 1 or 2 adaptations you can also throw into th mix:

• intitle: powered by pligg
• site:.edu inurl:user/register?destination=home
• inurl: .gov+inurl:blog
• inurl: .edu+inurl:forum
• site: .gov inurl:wp-login.php +blog
• Powered by Drupal inurl: user/register
• site:edu inurl:login (Open up an account)
• site:e dupowered by vbulletin

Domains with Edu. and Gov. backlinks are a great way to boost your search engine rankings. In this post I will show you how to get free .edu and .gov backlinks by using a few different search engines queries.

• site:.edu inurl:blog
• site:.edu “blog” “your keyword”
• site:.edu inurl:forum
• site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “Keyword”
• site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

linkdomain:http://www.example.com/ +site:.edu (This query will help you find edu backlinks that other sites have)

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site:.edu inurl:wp-login.php +blog (It will take you to the WordPress login page, but don’t panic – you don’t have to login to post comments- just skip them and find those that don’t)

site:.gov inurl:wp-login.php +blog (It will take you to the WordPress login page, but don’t panic – you don’t have to login to post comments- just skip them and find those that don’t)

site:.edu inurl:”wp-admin” +login (It will take you to the Wp login page, but you don’t have to worry about– you don’t have to login to post comment- just skip them and find those that don’t)

• site:.edu inurl:blog “keyword”
• site:.gov inurl:blog “keyword”
• site:.edu “your keyword”
• site:.edu Guest books
• site:.gov Guest books
• site:.edu “add URL”
• site:.edu “submit URL”
• site:.gov “add URL”
• site:.gov “submit URL”
• site:.edu “forum” “keyword”
• site:.gov “submit URL”
• site:.gov “keyword” -”you must be logged in” -”comments are closed”
• site:.edu “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -”comments are closed”
• site:.gov “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -”comments are closed”
• inurl:(edu|gov) “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -”comments are closed”
• site:.edu “powered by expressionengine” “Keyword”
• site:.gov “powered by expressionengine” “Keyword”
• site:.edu “Powered by BlogEngine.NET” website:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “Keyword”
• site:.gov “Powered by BlogEngine.NET” website:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “Keyword”
• site:.com “Powered by BlogEngine.NET” website:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “Keyword”
• site:.org “Powered by BlogEngine.NET” website:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “Keyword”

 

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So first you decide on your filtered search, then run the search within Google with the ‘SEO quake’ plugin enabled and you will see a lot of additional info on the sites shown.

The info we are interested in is the ‘PR’ filter. Click this to re-order the sites by PR and you presently have your most important url list cropped.

It’s truly that simple.

Now copy the links into notepad or another text editor and the build you links

Fast indexing

So when it comes to link building, what do you actually think is the
most commonly question I get asked?

‘How can I get my links indexed in Google, Yahoo and Bing?‘
(+ get some additional links for free)

Well this is actually a very simple process and can be broken down into 3 stages.

1) Ping your links to the top RPC directories like

http://ping.feedburner.com/http://ping.syndic8.com/xmlrpc.php

What pinging does is to apprise the search site that you new content is available on assorted sites via RPC.

These sites have gigantic amounts of updates thus are crawled often by the search engines.

Dependant on the quantity of new content these directories have depends when the search websites will pick up ‘the ping’ as to communicate.

Roughly these pings often get crawled and indexed inside 48-72 hours.

If you’ve a wordpress blog then login in thru admin and take a look at your settings and you will see a list of ping rpc sites that get pinged mechanically when you post content to your blog.

Usually I use a catalogue of around 30 of the top RPC site that I submit to when I ping sets of my url links.

To manually do this task can take a little time, particularly if you have enormous number of sites to ping. You can of course use some of the free services such as ‘pingoat‘ or ‘pingomatic‘ to lessen the time it’ll take to do the pinging. These sites ping to one or two RPC sites at once.

Nevertheless I do use a much better less complicated and quicker application for this that I’ll go over later on.

2) Meta Indexing Submissions (the quick way to index)

In association with pinging, another strategy I mix to get all of my urls indexed exceedingly quickly is to utilise’meta indexing submissions’.

But what are’meta indexing submissions’ you may ask?

Meta indexing uses statistics sites to blast our links into the search websites at super speed. Using meta indexing I’ve had some of my sites indexed in under 60 mins.. (some in less than 20)

But how do I submit to these sites? Well let me show you how:

• Take one of your website urls i.e

http://www.atestsite.com

• Strip off the http and www. So you left with

atestsite.com

• This is the url we use to meta index.

Let’s use take 3 meta indexing sites to be used in our example

http://whois.domaintools.com/url
http://www.aboutus.org/url
http://www.quantcast.com/url

Replace the ‘URL‘ with your own url and we have got the following url set

http://whois.domaintools.com/atestsite.com
http://www.aboutus.org/atestsite.com
http://www.quantcast .com/atestsite.com

But recently quantcast.com and aboutus.org support searching for the main domain only.

Put those url’s in the browser address area and navigate to the site and that is it.
You have been meta indexed.

It really is that easy to do.

RSS feed advantages

When it comes to RSS feeds most people mis-understand the usefulness of what they do and how they may benefit your website.

Most blogging platforms like WP. Have RSS built in and other platforms that don’t can use a bunch of free utilities to generate a rss feed for the site, either through a web feed service or a generates feed’xml’ file the site controller upload to the site root.

But how does a rss feed be of benefit to you?

First off, when you submit your rss feed to the rss directories it get syndicated to hundreds of other sites which
in turn generates more traffic to your own site and back-links.

This also get your internet site fast indexed in the search engines.

But how do we maximize our RSS feeds?

1. Submit your feed to at least the following directories:

- feedagg
– feedage
– syndic8
– yahoo feeds
– icerocket

2. Ping your feed at utilising the ‘link robot x – automobile indexer’ software and re-ping ‘everytime’ you make a new pos If you dont have a RSS feed on your website, you have 2 options here:

• Either utilise a service like html2rss and create the feed and upload it to your internet site or
• use a service like ‘icerocket‘ to make a feed of your posts or articles.

To try this you simply goto http://rss.icerocket.com and signup for a free account.

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Once you have confirmed your account, login and ‘create a new channel’. Give your base website name and add a keyword rich title and outline.

Now go and jot down a list (in a text editor) of all your different page urls and save them in your text editor.

Next take each page url and add a ‘new item’ to your rss channel on ice rocket for each url. Once you’ve completed this, click the publish link and this will create a RSS Feed link for you to plug.

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3. Now take the rss feed and submit to the sites above.

When ever you add a fresh page to your website, add a new item to your rss channel and re-publish then ping the RSS channel.

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4. If you already rss feed on your blog you can still create an ice rocket feed and add your urls in.

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Also for any other site you create take the RSS from the site (ie. Ezine articles) and submit to the above rss directories.

For each other site you are creating links on, add those links to a New RSS channel and submit then ping the channel each time you add a new item to it.

These are the simply steps I carry out using rss and the traffic and hits I am getting from this are testimonial on exactly how well this works.

So get your RSS cranked up and blasted out and you can gain benefit from these feeds as well..

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Facts of web 2.0 and article directory sites.

How you can use web 2.0 sites to build high power links to your own sites.
Lets begin at the basics… Web 2.0 itself is not a technology as such, but is a collection of services

(or user processes) built using the lego blocks of different technologies and a set of open standards that under pin the internet.

(what a mouth chock full of lingo there)

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Web 2.0 sites include blogs, wikis, multimedia sharing services, content syndication, podcasting and content tagging services.

Between me and you these are truly just blog like sites like wordpress and wiki-pedia that support video, articles and rss feeds..

The fantastic thing about these sites though is that they rank pretty easily and very, very well. This in turn gives the more established web 2.0 sites a lot of rank and authority.

We are able to however use this rank and authority to benefit our own sites by adding keyword targeted articles on these sites with links back to our own sites.

This gives our sites high quality incoming one way links.

Some web 2.0 sites to test out include:

- livejournal.com
- gather.com
- zimbio.com

A very important thing to remember is by utilising articles on these sites that are not of low quality.. We need to follow these suggestions when posting:

- 450+ words per article
- no plr content
- write the article as a review and not as a selling page
- include 1-3 url’s interlinked to your website using your target
keyword your making an attempt to rank
- don’t post copy articles to the different sites

When i post to web 2.0 sites, i make a quality article of 450+ words and add my links then use ‘the best spinner’ content rewriter software to spin the contents to 45% and generate 30-40 articles off the first one.

This way I will use the same spun article for different sites and it will not be classes as reused content.

Web 2.0 sites are the highest quality links you can get to your website and you need less of these links to out rank the competition.

The difficulty comes when your building 20-30+ web 2.0 sites for several of your niches and the primary issue is time..

You want to make a web 2.0 account, verify the e-mail, log into the site then create the blog (if required).

You then add a post, cut’n'paste in the work, add in any links and publish the article.

Now you want to take the url and promote through social bookmarking then submit the rss feed for the account you made.

wooooh.. And that is for 1 site.. You now only have 20-30 more sites to copy this on.