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Landing Pages

We just talked about how your landing pages ought to be pertinent to the link. You ought to also be linking to various pages on your website, commonly referred to as deep links, and not only your homepage. This method ought to be easy if your website is structured properly with a product page for each product and an article for each idea you may be linking to. This informs the search engines that your domain is material rich on numerous pages, and that is vital to you earning the relevance trophy. Is doing these things simple? Nope, but that's exactly the point. You are doing it the right way, and that practice will reward link builders. Regards Gerald Crawford Webcraft.ws Stellenbosch PO BOX 12216 Die Boord 7613 Stellenbosch South Africa Telephone: +27-021-8833027 (office) Cell: +27-0720390184 (mobile) SMS: 0796343545 Skype: webcraft.guru Fax: 0865657300 After Hours: 0881242372 Website: http://www.webcraft.ws E-mail: gerald@webcraft.ws Yahoo: web

Anchor Text Strategy

This is one thing you can most easily control using Article Marketing tactics, where you submit content for syndication and publication on high ranking sites. The actual words in your hyperlink, called anchor text, have to be pertinent to both the page on the site that is featuring your work and also to the destination website that the link goes to. That means that, if you are linking "clíck here," you're skipping half the benefit of this linking technique. So how does this work? Going back to our example of the gourmet cooking site, you publish an article on that blog about your favorite ways to use cooking sherry, then throughout the body of the article you link your red wine reduction recipe to, you guessed it, a webpage that consists of exactly that. Give that guy a prize! Regards Gerald Crawford Webcraft.ws Stellenbosch PO BOX 12216 Die Boord 7613 Stellenbosch South Africa Telephone: +27-021-8833027 (office) Cell: +27-0720390184 (mobil

Submit Your Work

There are two primary kinds of authority sites in the internet world: big, highly trafficked, content specific sites (consider Inc.com, Wall Street Journal), and educational and governmental sites. Search engines are still giving lots of credít to university .edu sites and .gov pages, especially the federal government (who knew). The major ways to obtain backlinks from these sites are to provide valuable, one-of-a-kind content in the form of articles or to post comments to content already on these websites. If you're lucky enough to hand in great content and get yourself published on a high-authority content site, that is worth its weight in gold to your link building efforts. Don't throw away your time with auto-posting, scraping applications that are going to write nonsense responses for you. They'll post, but in most instances will be deleted in the monitoring of the site. You can browse the web and find listings of good PR .edu and .gov websi

Multiple, Applicable Links

Multiple, Applicable Links All of us want a million backlinks to our blogs, and trust me, with a little bit of cash, you can get them. There are lots of linkbuilding deals at Fiverr.com and sites such as The Hoist that will sell you literally hundreds of links. Trouble is, Google is looking for quality which means pages linking to yours must be complementary, in the same market space, and in some way associated to your content. Your landing page should somehow be an offshoot of the ideas presented on the linking site. If that site has to do with gourmet foods and your page is addressed to unwed parents, that sort of link will likely not help you a great deal and in fact can harm your Google rank. So just how can you get them? * Get in touch with site owners wanting to swap links for starters, usually done in a resources page. This is still a strong technique and has been around for years. * Leave blog remarks on posts with the same material as yours, s