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The Best Kinds of Links According to Google

warner — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 00:53:33 +0000

From reading this post “Quality Links to Your Site” at the Official Google Webmaster Blog they cite these type of links as the best.

Participation. “…get involved in the community around your topic. Interact and contribute on forums and blogs.” Which means real and quality participation in relevant forums and blog commenting.
Content. “If you offer long-lasting, unique and compelling content — something that lets your expertise shine — people will want to recommend it to others.” “This can help you gain lasting, merit-based links and loyal followers who generate direct traffic and “spread the word.”
Link bait, though they point out it is usually short lived. “We’ve seen all kinds of amusing content, from ASCII art embedded in a site’s source code to funny downtime messages used as a viral marketing technique to increase the visibility of a site.”
Relevant Directories. “There are great, topical directories that add value to the Internet. But there are not many of them in proportion to those of lower quality. If you decide to submit your site to a directory, make sure it’s on topic, moderated, and well structured.”

They specifically warn against two types of links:

Buying PageRank-passing links or randomly exchanging links are the worst ways of attempting to gather links and they’re likely to have no positive impact on your site’s performance over time.

So does that mean Article marketers are dunces? Since they hold all the cards close to their chest it would be nice if they commented on their view on Guest Blogging, Squidoo lenses (and similar sites) , RSS Directories, Social profiles, Social Bookmarking and Video and podcatsting site links. People use all those linking efforts and are getting results.

There was one comment on that post complaining how a nearly empty site with only 3 links was number one or its main term because it had the exact match domain name while the offended party has a serious deep content relevant site with many more links yet is still #2. One other commenter complained how Google created a lot of these criteria and being a small business has no time or budget for extensive SEO. I wonder what Google makes of that idea?

My take on link building is to build content links on sites where there will be viewers and readers who can be enticed to visit my clients site from the relevant content. I expect Google is fine with that concept. In addition this means Google or search engines are not the only free traffic source no matter how capricious or obscure the meaning of their Virtual Holy Grail Algorithm is there is still a reliable source of targeted traffic.

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Getting The Most Out Of Page One Google Results

warner — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 00:05:07 +0000

Getting a page one Google result is great yet it begs the question how to get the most out of that position. Most commonly people believe the keyword phrase with the most volume is the best.

The best keyword phrases are the long tail phrases with 3-5 keywords, and not only because they are easier to rank for. To grow a business you need to be found for the keyword phrases which people type when they are ready to buy

The best way to discover the buyer keyword phrases is to study Google results. Top research tools we can use to find the buyer keyword phrases include Search results, Google Trends, Google suggest and Google Insights for Search.We can also visit related blogs and forums and places like Yahoo Answers to see what people write when they are trying to solve a problem.

Words such as cost, buy, and purchase are obvious keyword phrase modifiers buyers will use. For offline businesses Local Search keyword modifiers are critical in targeting customers who can visit our store. This way your page one Google efforts will be productive.

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If you’re not on Page One Google Why Not?

warner — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:58:47 +0000

90% of all the search traffic comes from page one.

If you are not on page one you are not getting the search traffic
you should be getting

I can make you be on page one of Google in multiple positions for
the terms your customers use when they are looking to buy.

More than traditional SEO, I create targeted content in a diversity of
places that brings buyers while building links to raise your website’s
search ranking.

This is either a load of hooey or the most effective and advanced traffic
system there is. If you want more targeted traffic and more business you
owe it to yourself to find out.

Let’s Talk.

Warner Carter

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