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10 Ways To Indirectly Get To The Top Of Search Engines
by Anton Cheranev
10 Ways To Indirectly Get To The Top Of Search Engines
There are millions of web sites trying to get listed in
the top 20 spots of the major search engines. That
amounts to a lot of competition! I say if you can't
get listed at the top, indirectly get to the top.
How do you do this? Look up the top 20 web sites
on the major search engines under the keywords and
phrases people would find your web site. The key
would be to then advertise on those web sites.
The most expensive way would be to buy ad space
on those web sites. If you don't want to spend any
money, you could use the ten strategies below.
These strategies may not apply to every web site.
1. Participate on their discussion boards. You could
post questions, answer other peoples questions, and
join in on conversations. Just include your signature
file and link at the end of your messages.
2. Ask the web site owner if they would like a free
ebook to giveaway to their visitors. You could have
them link to your web site or include your ad in the
free ebook.
3. Submit content to their web site. You could write
articles for their web site and include your resource
box and link at the end of the article. If they publish
it, you'll indirectly be at the top of the search engines.
4. Write an excellent article review of their web site,
products or services. Then publish the review on your
web site. E-mail the web site owner and tell him or
her about it. They may link to your web site so their
visitors read it.
5. Ask the owner of the web site if they would want
to trade advertising. If you don't get as much traffic
as they do, you could throw in some extra incentives.
6. Propose a cross promotion deal with the web site.
You both could promote each others products or
services together in one package deal. This means a
mention and link back to your web site.
7. Give the web site a testimonial for their product or
service. Include a little text link for your web site with
the testimonial. You never know; it could end up on
their ad copy.
8. Post your advertisement on their free classified ad
section on their web site. You want to be sure you
have an attractive headline so they will read your ad.
9. Post your text link on their free-for-all links page.
You want to go back and post your link regularly so
it stays towards the top.
10. Sign their guest books. You could leave a short
compliment about their web site on their guest book.
Just include your signature file and link at the end of
your message.
I Hope That This Article Has Helped You
Sincerely,
Anton Cheranev
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For Great Rankings, Content Is King
by Adrian Lawrence
For Great Rankings, Content Is King
For years, so-called experts and real experts have published ebooks on how to beat the search engines, how to use them to your own ends, and how to perform all kinds of tricks to make your page rank higher.
The truth is, tricks don't work long-term. Search engine spam has been greatly cut down, if not eradicated, by the last change Google made. No one really knows the precise secrets of how key words in text work. And though inbound links are great, when everyone has the same inbound link sources, it starts getting tricky to edge out the competition.
The one proven and consistent way to get great rankings from the search engines is through good, accurate, and fresh content.
What Makes Content Great?
The first consideration for your content is how well it works for people visiting your site, not web spiders. You're not selling products to programs, but to people. The first thing you need to do is write a good article that is pertinent to your site, without worrying about what it may do to search engine placement.
At this point, a lot of webmasters make a serious error: they use a content generator to create keyword-optimized nonsense. No matter how well done this is, it performs two functions: first, it makes the customers mad. If you're depending on affiliate sales, placing third in Google rankings will not do you any good when your potential customers click away in disgust.
The second thing it does is allow the search engines to locate unnatural structures. Nonsense text will have a number of structures within it that are extremely rare in the English language: fig booty, for instance, is not likely to turn up anywhere. By comparing your document with billions of others, search engines can tell whether you have an overly large number of these structures. If you do, your ranking will sink like a rock.
But the text. Once your excellent article is written, you can go through and optimize it for your keyword. Don't aim too hard at a specific number of mentions for your keyword; about 5% is good, but if it doesn’t work, don't force it. If you've written your article properly, you shouldn't have any trouble finding places for your keyword. If possible, slip keyword mentions into any header text and into the first and last paragraph.
In addition to this, spellcheck and pay attention to your grammar. A poorly written and spelled article screams amateur, and no one trusts that.
If you don't feel comfortable writing this article, you can hire a professional copywriter for very reasonable prices these days. Look for someone who specializes in web content and keyword articles.
Graphics: Helping Your Placement
Search engines key on text, not graphics, so the more text you have on your home page and subsequent pages, the better you'll do with placement. Even though graphics can be visually appealing, text helps pull in the web spiders. Always try to put your text together first and insert your images last.
When you do insert images, always fill out the alternate text for the image with a description including your keyword. This is a nifty little trick that can also boost your page ranking. And if your images are a critical part of your sales – for instance, if you sell posters – always put the name of the work or a description of the product in the alternate text so that the new image search engines can find it easily. Make sure your descriptions reflect the image and don’t include inappropriate keywords.