Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts

Friday, 18 January 2008

High Rankings

Search engine optimization does not have to be complicated but it does require some work if you plan on having your Website in the top 10 on the major search engines. Many Webmasters want their Websites on the first page of Google, MSN and Yahoo when their keyword is put in the search. Unfortunately they believe one of two things. The first being that it is too difficult for them to do it themselves and the second is that there is a secret trick that will have to perform in order to get high rankings. Both of these statements are false.


Some Webmasters will pay thousands of dollars to a so-called professional SEO expert to have their Websites on top in the rankings. The truth is that you can get top Search Engine Rankings spending a little bit of money and doing the work yourself or paying a professional SEO company thousands of dollars to get your Website on the first page. Both will work the choice is yours.


There are many myths about SEO but I want to tell you the plain truth. The do-it-yourself person can accomplish just as much as the professional. You must be willing to do many tasks of Website Optimization if you want to succeed. There is much information on the Internet on SEO. Some will tell you that the secret to high rankings is creating and submitting many RSS Feeds. Others will tell you that you need quality reciprocal links. Is there just one way of gaining first page on Google?


What is required of Webmasters in order to achieve Top Website Rankings? Some believe that if they perform 3 major tasks of Website Optimization that their Website will soar to the top. I believe that you cannot just do a few works of optimization or come up with a secret trick to achieve a high site ranking on the search engine.


Complete Website Optimization is your best guarantee to having a high ranking on the major search engines. What is complete optimization? Using all of the information and tools to get your site noticed on the search engines with a high ranking for your keywords. If you really want a top ranking and only want to spend a little bit of money I will tell you the many things you will need to do in order to have the first page on the search engines.


Complete Website Optimization is your best guarantee to having a high ranking on the major search engines. What is complete optimization? Using all of the information and tools to get your site noticed on the search engines with a high ranking for your keywords. If you really want a top ranking and only want to spend a little bit of money I will tell you the many things you will need to do in order to have the first page on the search engines.


Having complete Website Optimization will require many working tasks, tools and much researched information. I’m going to give you the many tasks that you will need to perform to accomplish high rankings.











1.   Accurate Description of Website.

2.   Clear Meta tags relevant to your content.

3.   Having your Text Body descriptive of your main Topic.

4.   Finding reciprocal links.

5.   Quality search engine submission.

6.   Proper wording of document title.

7.   Building high traffic Web Pages.

8.   Tools for validation.

9.   Creating and submitting RSS Feeds.

10. Writing and submitting effective articles.

11. Writing and submitting Press Releases.

12. Creating and submitting Blogs.

13. Building and submitting a site map.

14. Submitting to Web Directories.

15. Classified Advertising.

16. Effective email advertising.

17. Traffic boosting tools like toolbars.

Friday, 11 January 2008

Beating the Link Building Filters

It's no secret that search engine optimization and link building are on an aggressive rise in popularity. For example, according to a recent cars.com survey, about 55% of car dealers are investing in search engine marketing to generate online sales leads. That is a big change for these types of companies from what they have come accustomed to doing over the years.



With this rise in popularity search engines like Google, who strive to be the absolute best at accurate data retrieval based on a user query, need to find new ways of identifying what belongs at the top of their engine and what is optimized (or manipulated) to be there.



To do this effectively they need to build algorithms which identify not only methods of search engine optimization, but trends that follow. One of these trends no doubly is web links, where they come from, and how they link to you. Today, links are a major tactic for search engine optimization and those working to increase their search engine rankings, thus they are also a major target for Google with their ever changing and sophisticated algorithms.



In fact, this popularity in link building has spawned and entire industry of “Link Brokers” and “Text Link Marketing” sites, services, and companies. Not pointing to anyone specific, but I’m sure if you asked any owner of one of these text brokerage companies, they would be quick to tell you that “Business has been good”.



But how long will this text marketing phase stay effective for search engine optimization? What is Google doing to stay above the industry and remain king of search? Well, it really depends on who you ask. Every optimization specialist and experienced search engine marketing professional will have a different answer trying to predict and prepare for where this market is going.



Not too long ago, Matt Cutts, a Google engineer who has become overtime somewhat of what I would consider a webmaster public relations spokesperson, revealed on his blog that: "Reputable sites that sell links won’t have their search engine rankings or Page Rank penalized .... However, link-selling sites can lose their ability to give reputation (e.g. Page Rank and anchor text)."



This is a pretty powerful statement. This tells us that not only is Google examining links, but they are also measuring up the sites where they come from. So if a site is found to be selling links, Google may zap its Page Rank assigning power and that the anchor text used in your ad won’t help you as far as ranking for those terms, a tactic that has proven extremely effective in the past.



Now for people out there paying handsomely for those PR9 and PR8 links, it might be a good time to start rethinking your strategy; it’s not all about PR.



Taking into account that Google is more than likely doing this already, we would need to try and identify the “trends” they would be looking for. One of these trends would be sites that have large numbers of unrelated outbound links, outbound links in footer areas of websites (which are generally paid advertisements or belonging to some sort of link exchange or link trade), or possibly even links in the side bar areas of websites where advertisements are likely to be. One thing is for sure, Google must find a way to accurately identify the validity of links and how to measure them. Considering the fact that Google, although amazingly intelligent, is far from human, it boils down to page characteristics. If I am reading an article, I’m most interested in the main body of the document. Whatever is on the bottom or at the sidebar may not necessarily be of value to me. In most cases it may not even be related to what I am reading. It’s an advertisement, most of the time. Thus “article marketing” is born. A simple and effective way to gain links to your site within bodies of text. Make your own judgment.



At any rate, many webmasters have gotten hit with the last few updates made by Google. Sites that have ranked highly for long periods of time are now shuffled to the bottom of the deck. A lot of sites that got hit, at least from what I have seen, are sites with very little high quality, on theme topic relevant links pointing in. Sites that were using link manipulation tactics like cooperative advertising networks and link exchange programs are on the list of unhappy webmasters. Not in ever case, but many. These are the things that Google is looking for, and they must find and identify them to keep their index clean.



So if you are building links to your web site in hopes of increasing your search engine rankings, remember one important thing: when it comes to search engines, links are like friends, it's not how many you have, but how many you can really count on. Choose them wisely.

Thursday, 1 February 2007

List : Paid to Promote Search Engines

Paid to Promote Search Engines


These are search engines that pay you to get people surfing on them.


If you are wondering what's the good of this... I'll tell you: get luxemil as an example: it pays 2c per user click! if for one day you make 100 people who come to this site and browse you'll get 2$c, and after 30 days, say, it will be 60$


If you already joined these sites and got less money than that ? Check out my PPC guide ;)


Luxemil

Join Here


Click here to open in full to search

Luxemil pays an 80% affiliate commission. You can be paid with no minimum, everyday!






Compact Search

Join Here

CompactSearch pays a 70% affiliate commission. You can get 5% from each of your refferal earning.

Minimum payout is $2 & you will be paid within 2 days!




CompactSearch:







List of PTP sites.


A PTP site provides web pages for users to promote. Whenever another person views this web page, the user is awarded a certain amount of credits. After earning enough credits, the user can redeem them for money, generally at a rate of 50 cents to $1 per 1000 views. PTP pages are often promoted through PTC ads, PTR emails or PTS sites.


123-PTP

Join Here

123-PTP pays affliate $1.50/CPM, and 20% referers bonus. Minimum payout is $0.50!






free20 (aka. super PTP)

Join Here

Free20 pays affliate $6/CPM and 5% referral earn. No minimum payout via e-gold and paypal!

Caution: Promote only free20 OR super PTP






OsPTP

Affiliate Join Here

Adveriser Join Here

OsPTP pays affliate $ 1.5 per 1,000 Credits ! and level 1: 10% referral earn. No minimum payout via e-gold and paypal!.






Qhits.com

Join Here

You can earn $0.0001 CASH for each 24hr unique visit

Earn 50 free bonus credits and 25% of their earnings 5 levels deep






PTR sites that also have PTP


There's some PTR sites have PTP option. I will list them here for convenience :P



clixncash.com



Promote ClixNCash Promote our website and earn $0.20 CPM






irelandclicks.net



$0.10 CPM





smartptp.com

smartptp.com


Up to 0.75 CPM

Other options are PTC, PTR, Manual surf and PTSU






donkeymails.com

Join hrere


0.75 CPM, quality traffic only






Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts

Friday, 18 January 2008

High Rankings

Search engine optimization does not have to be complicated but it does require some work if you plan on having your Website in the top 10 on the major search engines. Many Webmasters want their Websites on the first page of Google, MSN and Yahoo when their keyword is put in the search. Unfortunately they believe one of two things. The first being that it is too difficult for them to do it themselves and the second is that there is a secret trick that will have to perform in order to get high rankings. Both of these statements are false.


Some Webmasters will pay thousands of dollars to a so-called professional SEO expert to have their Websites on top in the rankings. The truth is that you can get top Search Engine Rankings spending a little bit of money and doing the work yourself or paying a professional SEO company thousands of dollars to get your Website on the first page. Both will work the choice is yours.


There are many myths about SEO but I want to tell you the plain truth. The do-it-yourself person can accomplish just as much as the professional. You must be willing to do many tasks of Website Optimization if you want to succeed. There is much information on the Internet on SEO. Some will tell you that the secret to high rankings is creating and submitting many RSS Feeds. Others will tell you that you need quality reciprocal links. Is there just one way of gaining first page on Google?


What is required of Webmasters in order to achieve Top Website Rankings? Some believe that if they perform 3 major tasks of Website Optimization that their Website will soar to the top. I believe that you cannot just do a few works of optimization or come up with a secret trick to achieve a high site ranking on the search engine.


Complete Website Optimization is your best guarantee to having a high ranking on the major search engines. What is complete optimization? Using all of the information and tools to get your site noticed on the search engines with a high ranking for your keywords. If you really want a top ranking and only want to spend a little bit of money I will tell you the many things you will need to do in order to have the first page on the search engines.


Complete Website Optimization is your best guarantee to having a high ranking on the major search engines. What is complete optimization? Using all of the information and tools to get your site noticed on the search engines with a high ranking for your keywords. If you really want a top ranking and only want to spend a little bit of money I will tell you the many things you will need to do in order to have the first page on the search engines.


Having complete Website Optimization will require many working tasks, tools and much researched information. I’m going to give you the many tasks that you will need to perform to accomplish high rankings.











1.   Accurate Description of Website.

2.   Clear Meta tags relevant to your content.

3.   Having your Text Body descriptive of your main Topic.

4.   Finding reciprocal links.

5.   Quality search engine submission.

6.   Proper wording of document title.

7.   Building high traffic Web Pages.

8.   Tools for validation.

9.   Creating and submitting RSS Feeds.

10. Writing and submitting effective articles.

11. Writing and submitting Press Releases.

12. Creating and submitting Blogs.

13. Building and submitting a site map.

14. Submitting to Web Directories.

15. Classified Advertising.

16. Effective email advertising.

17. Traffic boosting tools like toolbars.

Friday, 11 January 2008

Beating the Link Building Filters

It's no secret that search engine optimization and link building are on an aggressive rise in popularity. For example, according to a recent cars.com survey, about 55% of car dealers are investing in search engine marketing to generate online sales leads. That is a big change for these types of companies from what they have come accustomed to doing over the years.



With this rise in popularity search engines like Google, who strive to be the absolute best at accurate data retrieval based on a user query, need to find new ways of identifying what belongs at the top of their engine and what is optimized (or manipulated) to be there.



To do this effectively they need to build algorithms which identify not only methods of search engine optimization, but trends that follow. One of these trends no doubly is web links, where they come from, and how they link to you. Today, links are a major tactic for search engine optimization and those working to increase their search engine rankings, thus they are also a major target for Google with their ever changing and sophisticated algorithms.



In fact, this popularity in link building has spawned and entire industry of “Link Brokers” and “Text Link Marketing” sites, services, and companies. Not pointing to anyone specific, but I’m sure if you asked any owner of one of these text brokerage companies, they would be quick to tell you that “Business has been good”.



But how long will this text marketing phase stay effective for search engine optimization? What is Google doing to stay above the industry and remain king of search? Well, it really depends on who you ask. Every optimization specialist and experienced search engine marketing professional will have a different answer trying to predict and prepare for where this market is going.



Not too long ago, Matt Cutts, a Google engineer who has become overtime somewhat of what I would consider a webmaster public relations spokesperson, revealed on his blog that: "Reputable sites that sell links won’t have their search engine rankings or Page Rank penalized .... However, link-selling sites can lose their ability to give reputation (e.g. Page Rank and anchor text)."



This is a pretty powerful statement. This tells us that not only is Google examining links, but they are also measuring up the sites where they come from. So if a site is found to be selling links, Google may zap its Page Rank assigning power and that the anchor text used in your ad won’t help you as far as ranking for those terms, a tactic that has proven extremely effective in the past.



Now for people out there paying handsomely for those PR9 and PR8 links, it might be a good time to start rethinking your strategy; it’s not all about PR.



Taking into account that Google is more than likely doing this already, we would need to try and identify the “trends” they would be looking for. One of these trends would be sites that have large numbers of unrelated outbound links, outbound links in footer areas of websites (which are generally paid advertisements or belonging to some sort of link exchange or link trade), or possibly even links in the side bar areas of websites where advertisements are likely to be. One thing is for sure, Google must find a way to accurately identify the validity of links and how to measure them. Considering the fact that Google, although amazingly intelligent, is far from human, it boils down to page characteristics. If I am reading an article, I’m most interested in the main body of the document. Whatever is on the bottom or at the sidebar may not necessarily be of value to me. In most cases it may not even be related to what I am reading. It’s an advertisement, most of the time. Thus “article marketing” is born. A simple and effective way to gain links to your site within bodies of text. Make your own judgment.



At any rate, many webmasters have gotten hit with the last few updates made by Google. Sites that have ranked highly for long periods of time are now shuffled to the bottom of the deck. A lot of sites that got hit, at least from what I have seen, are sites with very little high quality, on theme topic relevant links pointing in. Sites that were using link manipulation tactics like cooperative advertising networks and link exchange programs are on the list of unhappy webmasters. Not in ever case, but many. These are the things that Google is looking for, and they must find and identify them to keep their index clean.



So if you are building links to your web site in hopes of increasing your search engine rankings, remember one important thing: when it comes to search engines, links are like friends, it's not how many you have, but how many you can really count on. Choose them wisely.

Thursday, 1 February 2007

List : Paid to Promote Search Engines

Paid to Promote Search Engines


These are search engines that pay you to get people surfing on them.


If you are wondering what's the good of this... I'll tell you: get luxemil as an example: it pays 2c per user click! if for one day you make 100 people who come to this site and browse you'll get 2$c, and after 30 days, say, it will be 60$


If you already joined these sites and got less money than that ? Check out my PPC guide ;)


Luxemil

Join Here


Click here to open in full to search

Luxemil pays an 80% affiliate commission. You can be paid with no minimum, everyday!






Compact Search

Join Here

CompactSearch pays a 70% affiliate commission. You can get 5% from each of your refferal earning.

Minimum payout is $2 & you will be paid within 2 days!




CompactSearch:







List of PTP sites.


A PTP site provides web pages for users to promote. Whenever another person views this web page, the user is awarded a certain amount of credits. After earning enough credits, the user can redeem them for money, generally at a rate of 50 cents to $1 per 1000 views. PTP pages are often promoted through PTC ads, PTR emails or PTS sites.


123-PTP

Join Here

123-PTP pays affliate $1.50/CPM, and 20% referers bonus. Minimum payout is $0.50!






free20 (aka. super PTP)

Join Here

Free20 pays affliate $6/CPM and 5% referral earn. No minimum payout via e-gold and paypal!

Caution: Promote only free20 OR super PTP






OsPTP

Affiliate Join Here

Adveriser Join Here

OsPTP pays affliate $ 1.5 per 1,000 Credits ! and level 1: 10% referral earn. No minimum payout via e-gold and paypal!.






Qhits.com

Join Here

You can earn $0.0001 CASH for each 24hr unique visit

Earn 50 free bonus credits and 25% of their earnings 5 levels deep






PTR sites that also have PTP


There's some PTR sites have PTP option. I will list them here for convenience :P



clixncash.com



Promote ClixNCash Promote our website and earn $0.20 CPM






irelandclicks.net



$0.10 CPM





smartptp.com

smartptp.com


Up to 0.75 CPM

Other options are PTC, PTR, Manual surf and PTSU






donkeymails.com

Join hrere


0.75 CPM, quality traffic only






Money making search

Google Custom Search