Having an active marketing method that delivers a constant stream of high quality web traffic is definately an achievable task. In order to gain traffic you need a big web presence, and to get a substantial presence first of all you have to have a good quality website that Google can easily read, and second, a back-catalogue of good quality links pointing at your site from as many other authority sites as possible.
It's not as difficult as it may sound to achieve this, in fact, considering the amount of systems in place willing to do it all for you, it can be reasonably easy. The first concept you'll need to understand is that not all link are equal. A good way of judging how valuable a link from a particular site will be, is by checking its Google Page Rank. This is a system whereby Google ranks pages from zero o ten based on how much it values the quality of the content on a given page. Ten being the best, zero being the worst. Sites with no Page rank (below 0) either haven't been found by google yet, or have been blacklisted from the Google listings and should be avoided.
In an ideal world we would all get links from the home pages of PR 10 websites. The problem with that strategy is that there are only about 10 PR 10 sites world wide, and unsurprisingly they are mostly unwilling to give links to anyone bold enough to ask. This means that we have to find our links from lower PR sites. Even finding PR 7 and 8 sites that will give us links is difficult, they themselves are very popular authority websites and as such they as choosy as to who they link to and who they dont.
The goal is to get lots of websites with some PR or the potential to get some PR reasonably soon to link to you. So what that means is, identifying a site as new (hasn't been online long) and has no PR, but that is building links in order to get some PR. Identifying these type of sites is a good long-term method to adopt as you never know what sites are going to be the next PR-8s, 9s or even 10s in a few years time. The PR you will be given when Google review it (around every 6 months) will be based on the amount and the quality of the link juice you squeeze out of all the sites that link to you. The higher PR sites you get links from, the higher your PR will be.
So what do you do to acquire as many links as you need? Well, people have been arguing over the best answer to that since the beginning of Google, but there are several options. You can scoure the web for sites that actively link. There are a lot of site for reciprocal link management, but reciprocal links are being seriously de-valued by the major search engines because they can see that there has been an agreement made, therefore the links are unnatural. They are still worth something though, as some reciprocal linking is natural, such as, supplier to cutomer etc.
Easily the quickest and most effective way to reach the top of search engine result is by getting one way links, ie, getting sites to put a link to your site on theirs without linking back. This can however be quite hard because people tend to want something in return.
You may have problems achieving these one way links if you only have one website. There are a few answers to this issue, but one way link management is the clear way to go.
In effect you enter your website into a triangle arrangement whereby your website links to website B which links to website C which links back to you. This benefits each site to the sum of one non-reciprocal link, and each site gives one non-reciprocal link to a different site. The major search engines cant track your linking in this instance and so you are rewarded with a hefty shove up the rankings as a result.
It's not as difficult as it may sound to achieve this, in fact, considering the amount of systems in place willing to do it all for you, it can be reasonably easy. The first concept you'll need to understand is that not all link are equal. A good way of judging how valuable a link from a particular site will be, is by checking its Google Page Rank. This is a system whereby Google ranks pages from zero o ten based on how much it values the quality of the content on a given page. Ten being the best, zero being the worst. Sites with no Page rank (below 0) either haven't been found by google yet, or have been blacklisted from the Google listings and should be avoided.
In an ideal world we would all get links from the home pages of PR 10 websites. The problem with that strategy is that there are only about 10 PR 10 sites world wide, and unsurprisingly they are mostly unwilling to give links to anyone bold enough to ask. This means that we have to find our links from lower PR sites. Even finding PR 7 and 8 sites that will give us links is difficult, they themselves are very popular authority websites and as such they as choosy as to who they link to and who they dont.
The goal is to get lots of websites with some PR or the potential to get some PR reasonably soon to link to you. So what that means is, identifying a site as new (hasn't been online long) and has no PR, but that is building links in order to get some PR. Identifying these type of sites is a good long-term method to adopt as you never know what sites are going to be the next PR-8s, 9s or even 10s in a few years time. The PR you will be given when Google review it (around every 6 months) will be based on the amount and the quality of the link juice you squeeze out of all the sites that link to you. The higher PR sites you get links from, the higher your PR will be.
So what do you do to acquire as many links as you need? Well, people have been arguing over the best answer to that since the beginning of Google, but there are several options. You can scoure the web for sites that actively link. There are a lot of site for reciprocal link management, but reciprocal links are being seriously de-valued by the major search engines because they can see that there has been an agreement made, therefore the links are unnatural. They are still worth something though, as some reciprocal linking is natural, such as, supplier to cutomer etc.
Easily the quickest and most effective way to reach the top of search engine result is by getting one way links, ie, getting sites to put a link to your site on theirs without linking back. This can however be quite hard because people tend to want something in return.
You may have problems achieving these one way links if you only have one website. There are a few answers to this issue, but one way link management is the clear way to go.
In effect you enter your website into a triangle arrangement whereby your website links to website B which links to website C which links back to you. This benefits each site to the sum of one non-reciprocal link, and each site gives one non-reciprocal link to a different site. The major search engines cant track your linking in this instance and so you are rewarded with a hefty shove up the rankings as a result.
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