>> Submit your website to Web Directories. This is the chance you can create a one way link to your site.

2.) Social Bookmarking

>> Bookmark your site in social network site & social bookmarking site. This is to create a one way link to your site and to build your site popularity.

3.) Search Engine Submission & Listing

>> Search Engine is where we all search for information & website. Submit your site to the major search engine and get yourself listed in the major search engine like Yahoo, Google, MSN, Altavista etc.

>> related blog post:  http://www.allychan.com/2009/10/5-easy-steps-to-your-seo-project/

4.) DMOZ Submission & Listing

>> This is the most important open directory in the Internet. Major search engine like Google is referring to their data too.  It’s not guarantee that your website will list on DMOZ after submission. So, I will suggest you outsource this job to the SEO service provider, they know better which category to submit and the chances is always higher.

5.) Article Submission

>> As I can say this is the most powerful strategy that will bring your website the real & targeted traffic.

>> Read this post for more on Article Marketing : http://www.allychan.com/2008/11/winning-in-article-marketing/

6.) Blog Review

>> Get bloggers to blog about your site or your business.

>>You can get professional bloggers to blog for you here:  http://www.payperpost.com/

7.) Create Squidoo Lens

>> Squidoo recently had became one of the important traffic gateway in the Internet.

>> Try it out here:  http://www.squidoo.com/

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• Max. 13 words
• These are what you want your targeted audience type in search engine.
• Let’s think in the other way round, what you will type in the search engine bar if you want to look for similar product like what you are going to promote.
• Now, list down your 13 keywords start from the most important keyword that targeted on your site.
• With your 13 keywords, now put it in the Meta Tag as shown below.

<META NAME=”KEYWORDS” CONTENT=”your keywords,go here,separated by a comma,but not a space“>

p/s: more on Meta Tag, please refer this post: How to make use of Meta Tag effectively in Today’s SEO?

Step 2: Write Your Page Description

• 35 words / max 255 characters.
• Description is what is all about your website. You going to write a short and important description for you website by using your targeted keywords listed in step 1.
• Write your description with important keyword.
• REMEMBER. The first 60 characters are VISIBLE on Google. So, make sure you slot in your important keywords n the first 60 characters.
• Put your description in Meta Tag.

<META NAME=”DESCRIPTION” CONTENT=”Your keyword rich marketing sales-pitch meta description goes here“>

Step 3: Produce your Keyword-Rich Content

• Keep in mind, not that the more is the best.
• The best primary keyword density is not 3% > 5%.
• Meaning that out of 100 words in count, then it should have around 3-5 keywords within the content.
• Try to maintain 5% density for your primary keywords.

Step 4: Design your Page Layout

• Your pages must be easy access by your visitor and search engine.
• Arrange your text, images, and multimedia files in a the way which the important messages are easy to SEE by the search engine and your site visitor .
• Sometime a picture does speak a thousand words for you, but too many pictures may lower down the loading time.
• Video introduction is one of the powerful in today’s IM.

Step 5: Develop your Links

• You got to develop 2 types of links for your website.
  • ONE Way link
  • TWO ways link

(if you don’t know what are these, please refer to this post: Link Exchange – The Theory )

• One way links got higher mark in search engine compare to two ways links.
• Linking from higher PR page (PR3 and above) will increase you page value in the major search engine.
• Develop your One Way Links: I would suggest you to get a Link Submission service provider to submit build your one way link. They are normally charging for USD0.14 to USD0.20/link. The most important is this save a lot of your time. (try SubmitEgde or Directory Maximizer )

• Develop your Two Ways Links:
  • Search for blog / website which are similar industry with yours.
  • Create their link in your Partner Page or your Blogroll.
  • Drop the webmaster a simple email for link exchange invitation and tell the webmaster that you had already added their link in your site. Normally this will get higher percentage of return.

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This is the theory of LINK EXCHANGE, it may be BORING TO READ, but it’s GOOD TO UNDERSTAND! and sorry, in order to make you have a clear picture of link exchange, this post has to be a bit long!

Let’s start here…

You may think you know what a link exchange is, but I’m here to tell you, there is quite a difference in the type I’m talking about here.

A “normal” link exchange is one where you place a bunch of cruddy banners or extra coding on your site. This will detract from the professionalism you’re striving to preserve. There’s nothing worse than having a big old ugly banner plastered across your web site. And if you have several, well, that just makes it that much more unprofessional looking.

A “real” traffic-pulling link exchange is one in which you solicit linking partners on an individual and personal basis to place their link on your web site if they will do the same for you on their own site. Or, simply asking webmasters to post a link to your site on theirs as both sites content will compliment each other.

The wonderful, crazy place we call “The Internet” really was built on the power of the link.

When you think about it, almost everything we strive for as online business owners hinges on the link. We want our link to appear in the top results of the search engines, in the prime spot on sponsored listings and in that huge newsletter. Our link is the ‘funnel’ that sends visitors to our site. No link, no click. No click, no visitor.

Web masters have always exchanged links with one another. In the days before search engines, this was done as a matter of course; and, most web masters would simply link to sites they found relevant and interesting without asking permission first.

Just posting up a bunch of links found at random on your web site providing more information about the subject matter discussed on your site isn’t really doing anything that beneficial for you in retrospect.

It is, however, for those site owners who’s links you’re putting on your site though. This is why asking them to post up your link in return for you doing so from your site is a better course of action to generate more targeted traffic to your own site.

That’s why today, business-minded website owners focus on two kinds of link exchanges:  reciprocal links and one-way links.

Reciprocal links = two websites link to one another

One-way links = one website links to another

Reciprocal linking became popular in the past few years due to its influence on Google’s “Page Rank” algorithm, which calculates the popularity of a site based on how many other sites link to it. The quality of these links has an impact on overall Google ranking.

In 2005, however, marketers are starting to move away from reciprocal linking (much of it’s original power has waned), and towards one-way links.

There’s a catch, though. It’s not like the old days when you linked to another site from you own. The focus now is on getting one-way links from other sites to your web site. In other words, getting the benefit of a link without returning the favor.

Again, a lot of this is about Google. Each time someone discovers a new loophole or method to higher rankings, everyone rushes to implement it, and they often do so incorrectly at that. Eventually, the combined effect of all these sites trying to skew the results..well, skews the results. Google closes the loophole and it’s back to square one.

This is what happened with reciprocal linking. Now, this does not mean that reciprocal links have no value. You want reciprocal links. They add to the mix. However, they simply aren’t as powerful as they once were.

As of 2005, one-way links now weight more heavily in calculating site popularity. The best advice I can give you is to implement a strategic mix of both types of links. Also, keep in mind that links are not the main variable influencing your search engine ranking.

The real traffic power behind links come from increased visibility across multiple traffic sources. If you can get a link to your web site from a site with more traffic than yours, then traffic to your site will go up accordingly. Best of all, that traffic is free.

The first step in participating in either type of link exchange is to do a basic search for web sites that would be complimentary to your own through any search engine you like.

Then, from those results, choose the closest matches to your own site content, find the site owner’s contact email address, and simply contact them about doing a link exchange with you. You’ll post their link if they will post yours. Feel free to use the email templates inside the Joint Venture section for this.

To build as much traffic to your site as possible, find as many relevant quality sites as you can and ask them to exchange link-for-link with you as described above as the “reciprocal” link. And, if you don’t get an answer from some of them, that’s all right. At least you made an attempt.

You took positive action to get the results you desired.

Related URL(s):

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/link-popularity

http://www.power-linking-profits.com

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A joint venture is simply a partnership between two or more people, web sites, or companies that are working towards a common goal. And your main goal is to get some targeted traffic.

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Joint ventures are agreements. The term sounds fancy, but that’s really all it’s about. When two or more businesses form a partnership, and agree to work together for a certain period of time on a project, that’s a joint venture.

The benefits of joint venture marketing are almost too numerous to list. The relationships you build and the resources you gain access to can skyrocket your business from ground zero to wildly profitable in record time.

JVs typically don’t require a lot of up front investment of hard cash. That’s the beauty of the method. If you’re stuck in your business due to lack of capital, a JV can give you the leverage you need to move ahead.

This is because JVs hold shared, future profit as their focus. It is to the benefit of both parties to contribute the resources they have available.

Let’s say you have a great product, but no list and no experience generating traffic. You can find a JV partner who has a list and plenty of traffic-pulling know how that would love to endorse and promote your product for a share of the sales.

Both parties win in that scenario. The list owner generates extra profits for himself without the hassle of creating a product, and you generate profit without paying for traffic or spending month’s building a list.

The scenario I just described to you is one of the most common types of joint ventures among information product marketers. You aren’t limited to endorsement based JV’s, though. Anything of value can be exchanged in a joint venture.

Here’s a quick list to get you thinking about creative JV scenarios and how they can benefit your business:

• partner up to reach new markets
• partner up to crush your competition
• gain new leads and subscribers
• sell off excess inventory
• test out new ideas and special offers
• reduce overhead expenses
• start a new business with little up front investment
• outsource your work or find a partner who can “fill in the gaps” in your areas of weakness (e.g., copywriting, site design)
• Improve your offers (more products, more bonuses via your jv partner)
• JV partners can be counted as ’super-affilates’ and resellers
• create long-term relationships (business relationships, or ‘network’, are one of the major keys to truly profiting online)

Several ways in which you can utilize joint ventures to your advantage of achieving your main goals are to send out personal requests to web site owners of similar sites and through ezine ad swaps.

In both scenarios, you will need to personally contact either the web site or ezine owner. This is the best way to receive a reply. However, I must warn you now, be prepared for rejection. But don’t take it personally. Lots of internet marketers are extremely busy and may take up to an entire week to check their email messages. Some might get back to you, and some might not. It’s nothing personal against you.

Here are a couple of sample email “templates” you can use when requesting a joint venture:

Dear [First Name],

I have a wonderful proposition that I believe you would be very interested in. I am in the process of promoting [Your Site] and would like very much if you would consider joining me in a lucrative partnership that will earn us both steady stream of web site traffic. [Your Site] is experiencing a high rate of incoming traffic at the moment and I am certain yours is as well. If we pool our sites together through some type of reciprocal link this would successfully funnel my site traffic to yours and vice-versa.

I have a plan that we could each write up a special article pertaining to the resources available from our sites respectively by endorsing one another’s web sites including a link for our current site visitors to use. If you are interested, shoot me an e-mail and I will send you a copy of my personal endorsement I plan to post prominently on my web site so you can examine the quality of the content for yourself and send any revisions you would like to see implemented.

I look forward to hearing back from you at your earliest convenience. Please do take a moment to review [Your Site] to familiarize yourself with the excellent content I offer there.

To Our Mutual Success,

[Your Name]
[Your Email]
[Your Site URL]

I just stumbled across your web site [Site URL]. I just had to write you to let you know how much I enjoyed it! It is full of fantastic content and I have certainly bookmarked it. I run a web site, [Your Site URL], that provides very similar content. I believe my site would compliment yours very nicely and would like to suggest that we partner up to increase our traffic rate to generate more profits.

All that would be required on your part would be to list a link back to my web site and recommend it to your visitors. I in turn would do the same for your site from my own. I believe that by combining out sites in this fashion would mutually benefit the both of us.

If you would like to participate in this with me, please do send me an email as soon as you get the chance. I am very excited about the possibilities this joint venture could produce for the both of us!
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Email]
[Your Site URL]

Now before you start sending off emails to ezine owners, it’s a really good idea to be a subscriber first. This way, they’ll know that you are an active subscriber to their mailing list.
Also, be sure that the ezine discusses a topic that relates to what you have on your web site.

It wouldn’t make too much sense to send a request to someone that has an ezine about pet care when your site is dealing with health products. Unless of course your health products are for pets. Then you’ve got a good combination. It could mean the difference between having your proposal accepted or rejected.

Here are a couple more sample email templates to use when requesting a solo ad swap:

Dear [Ezine Owner],

I just wanted to send you a quick note to let you know that I really enjoyed your last email. It was very informative and covered a topic that I am extremely interested in learning more about since I also run my own ezine that discusses this very thing! Thank goodness you decided to write about it! I cannot tell you how much it has helped me gain a clearer understanding of [Topic].

In fact, it inspired me so much that I have a proposal for you. I would be willing to swap solo ads with you inside my [Your Ezine Name] that currently has [Number Of Subscribers] subscribers. I believe that a joint venture such as this would be of great benefit to us both.

Please take a few moments to consider my free offer. I hope to hear back from you very soon!

Your Loyal Subscriber,

[Your Name]
[Your Email]
[Your URL]

Hi. My name is [Your Name] and I have been a loyal subscriber of yours since [Date]. I wanted to send you this email to let you know how much I respect your writings and learn so much from the outstanding information you send out each [Time Frame].

I too run an ezine that covers some of the same subjects as yours. I would like to propose a mutually beneficial solo ad swap to you. I will happily run any solo ad to my subscriber list of [Number of Subscribers] that you wish to run in exchange for the same within your ezine. I am ready to run the solo ad on any date you would like to, so please do get back with me as soon as you can. This is sure to benefit both of us!

Sincerely,

[Your Name]
[Your Email]

Everyone always wants to hear how great they are. And being nice is certainly the best way to go when sending out proposals to people. Especially those that don’t know you from Adam. And, before you send anything off, be sure you have the correct contact email address for your potential JV partner.

You wouldn’t want to send off your proposal to the wrong person. You’ll also want to be sure you tell them who you are, not just what you’re doing. Including your full name when writing to others for the purpose of joint venture proposals is hugely important.

The best course of action when it comes to participating in a joint venture is not to focus in the beginning on your main goal of getting the free traffic.

That will simply follow. Let me explain. If you were to send out a request to do a free ezine solo ad swap with another ezine owner, you would want to create an add that would get the subscribers of that particular ezine to click on the link leading to your “target” page. Or the page you want them to go to. That’s how you will achieve your target goal of generating the free traffic.

So write up your ad very, very carefully. You want to create as much interest as you can so that people reading it will want to visit your web site.

Related URL(s):

http://www.jvanatomy.com

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You need to be really choosy with classifieds, though. Many of the free sites are junk, and your ad won’t be read.

Instead, I’d recommend placing classifieds in online versions of newsletters/ezines any targeted, content heavy sites that are set up to resemble a magazine. Double check, though, that their classifieds section (if any) appears well-organized and up-to-date.

It’s also better if they charge a fee for placement, as this limits the freebie advertisers from cluttering up the listings.

Remember: any classified you place should a be a “teaser” – in other words, when you write your ad copy, think of it as an extended version of, say, the type of ad you might write for Google Adwords.

You’re not making the pitch here, just compelling people to click on your link.

Visit the links for Web Classification: http://classifieds.yahoo.com | http://www.craigslist.com |http://inventory.overture.com

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Pay Per Click (or PPC) campaigns still hold a special place in the online advertising and promotion arena. Especially for those make money online newbie or new website owners who want to generate their traffic fast, this may be one of the fastest strategies you may apply.

When the PPC concept was first introduced, money marketers around the world are jumping for the joy.
For the first time ever, online businesses had at their disposal a time-saving, affordable alternative to search engine optimization and banner advertising.

Even more compelling: a brand new web site could grab traffic in a matter of hours, not weeks or months. A spot in the top ten for your keywords? No problem. Just bid for it.

Today, PPC remains the frontrunner in traffic generation.

Even in the face of troubling problems like click-fraud and sky-rocketing bid prices, pay-per-click remains the ideal choice for small businesses in need of a quick, reliable source of traffic.

In fact, I really shouldn’t even mention the potential trouble spots. Click fraud and high prices are mostly the product of the over-saturated, fiercely competitive markets. As a smart marketer aiming for the hidden niche, you’ll be in much calmer pay-per-click waters.

A short view of the PPC Engines

The two major players in the market for “pay for placement” advertising are Google Adwords and Yahoo Search Marketing in that order.

Beyond the giants, you have options with smaller engines like: Excite, 7Search, Findwhat and Kanoodle.

These smaller engines are useful if you’re operating on an extremely tight budget, and a little bit of pre-launch testing.

However, there’s just no substitute for Google Adwords and Yahoo Search Marketing when you’re ready for real traffic.

Some marketers go so far as to say there is nothing else that matters more than Google Adwords.

It’s easy to understand why when you look at the ratings: (Statistic on April 2008)

• Google: 61.60% market share of all online searches
• Yahoo: 20.40% market share of all online searches
• MSN: 9.10% market share of all online searches
• AOL 4.30% market share of all online searches

Google’s market share is enormous. It’s easy and quick to set up an Adwords account. Sponsor ads get a considerably larger and more noticeable share of page real-estate than Yahoo Search Marketing results, which are text links, do on the Yahoo Search Marketing network of sites.

I’m not meaning to imply that you shouldn’t bother with Yahoo Search Marketing. Quite the contrary. You’ll need to run campaigns with Yahoo Search Marketing if you want to reach the 20.40% and 9.10% market shares of Yahoo and MSN, respectively.

This has led to significant improvements in a number of areas already, like the account management interface and reporting tools. Close competition with Google for those click profits will definitely spur on continued improvements.

Using PPC for Advertising and Promotion:

Here is a greatly simplified, ‘reader’s digest’ version of how PPC campaigns work:

1. You need traffic for your site.
2. You conduct keyword research
3. You cull your keyword list and pick out laser-targeted search phrases appropriate for your site.
4. You open an account with Google or Yahoo Search Marketing
5. You load your keywords list into the account.
6. You indicate the maximum amount (bid) you are willing to spend per click for each of your keywords.
7. You create individual ads for each keyword/phrase, making sure to write an attention-grabbing headline and compelling body copy.
8. You fill in the url of your target page.
9. Save all, push a few buttons, and go live!
10. A searcher enters terms into the search engine matching ones you’ve bid on. Your ad appears in the sponsored listings. The searcher clicks your link, and you are charged the amount you bid for the referring keywords. or..the user doesn’t click, and you’re charged nothing.

Yes, there is way more to it than this, but these are the nuts-and-bolts of how a PPC campaign operates.

The details of campaign optimization could fill an entire book. We can’t cover all of them here, but the following guidelines will give you a jumping off point:

• Track your clicks. This is very important. Tracking allows you to determine which keywords are performing as expected, and which ones are money wasters that need to be dropped.
• Create multiple versions of your ads for each separate keyword. You need to test out various headlines and body copy in as many combinations as you can before you discard any keywords, and definitely before you settle on “the best version of the ad”.
• Closely monitor your campaigns. You should log-in on a daily basis to check current bids and position.

Where the traffics go?

You can send your visitor straight to your sales page from your ad, but most of the time I’d recommend against this.

Instead, you can get a lot more mileage out of your traffic by sending visitors to a lead capture page.
Lead capture pages add an additional layer of “pre-qualifying” your prospect.

He’s already shown some curiosity by clicking on your ad to begin with, but the lead capture page presents him with more information and asks for a name and e-mail address.

If he provides this information, he pre-qualifies himself further and becomes a subscriber, ready to receive your pre-sales material and follow ups.

In addition to building your list, you can also use PPC traffic to simultaneously build a list and research your target market before you even create a product. This can be accomplished by setting up a survey, and ‘bribing’ visitors to respond by offering them a valuable freebie in exchange for their time.

You can also use PPC campaigns to build multiple lists and multiple income streams as an affiliate.

Additional PPC traffic possibilities:

• Promote your affiliate program
• Promote multi-level businesses or multi-tier affiliate programs
• Claim your “brand identity” by bidding on your own name.
• Promote special offers or contests
• If you offer reprint content at your site, you can add another layer of exposure. Do a search on Overture or Wordtrack for: “your niche + ‘articles’”. You might be surprised at the number of people searching for the type of content you provide.

Pay-per-click campaigns are an absolutely indispensable tool for your business. Don’t be afraid to jump in with both feet and learn how to play the game.

If you’re a true newbie to PPC, just start off light with a dozen or so targeted phrases and keep your bids super cheap, like less than 10 cents per click cheap. This will enable you to test out the process without losing your shirt.

You’ll soon see why this advertising method is so popular. Nothing else comes close to providing instant traffic on demand.

Related link: http://adwords.google.com | http://sem.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/searchenginemarketing/ | http://www.overture.com | http://www.perrymarshall.com | http://www.payperclicksearchengines.com

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eBay.com is an online auction and shopping website in which people and businesses buy and sell goods and services worldwide.

Beside buy and sell goods and services at eBay.com, you can eBay as a channel to promote and advertise your business on eBay.

First Ebay auctions can be used as a test-bed for a new product prior to official launch.

You put your product up for auction and open bidding to start out. The idea is to sell x number of copies until you determine the highest average price that customers are willing to give you for the product.

This isn’t necessarily your final price. It’s the starting price you’ll use on your site’s sales page as a control for split testing.

So you get some important data, but you also get something else: exposure.

Although you’ll pay a small fee to Ebay and Paypal when someone purchases your product, your listing may receive many more hits than you actually paid for if you compared the cost of the auction listing to the cost of getting the same number of clicks via a PPC campaign.

Another promotional tool within Ebay resides on your About me page.

While Ebay forbids linking out to other sites in your auctions, you can link to several outside URLs of your choice in your profile. Thankfully, Ebay does allow you to link to your About me page within your auction.

Even though your link is an extra hop away here, you can still lead your visitors straight to it.

Third, you can use Ebay for list building.

You’ll have your customer’s email address automatically when he pays you. So send him a follow up email or create a custom winning bidder receipt that pitches your newsletter. Or you can even put up products that are pure lead generators for auction at a low price. Make sure you put up a link to your lead capture page in the About me section as well.

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Blogs (short for ‘weblogs’) aren’t just online diaries for teenagers. While it’s true that the youth market was the first to popularize this technology, more and more businesses have caught on to the value of blogs as dynamic content management tools.

A blog can be used to post announcements, updates, articles and more.

A large number of marketers use blogs as:

1. An additional newsletter format
2. A branding and relationship building tool

You can post your usual articles on a blog if you like, but there’s also a better option: using the blog to write on an even more personal and detailed level.

You can use your to blog to reach out to your subscribers.

Offer them your personal opinions on the latest traffic tactics, or a new information product. Give them a ’sneak’ peak into the average day in the life of an internet marketer.

Anything you would like to share with your subscribers, but normally don’t due to space limitations in your newsletter, can go onto a blog. This includes any links, affiliate or otherwise, to which you’d like to direct traffic.

In fact, using your personal opinions is a terrific way to get others interested in seeing your site just by reading what you are writing in your blog.

Unlike most business oriented sites, blogs allow for personality. And people like connecting with other people, even if it is mostly anonymous through the internet.

Again, you need to capture the interest of your blog readers in such a manner that they want to see what else it is you’re doing online, a la your web site. Whether they are upset about what you wrote, or really excited by it, both types of people will take a chance and travel on over to your main site, or wherever it is you are re-directing them.

Blogs fare well in the search engines, too, because they’re content heavy (although you do have to be careful about dynamic links – you can use built in link re-write functions in your blog software if you’re worried about your rankings getting penalized for this).

You can also pair up with other business blogger’s and create your own little mini-net for traffic exchange.

If you’re still new to the concept of blogs or simply don’t see how to employ one for a business purpose, I recommend you visit Jason Cain’s site at http://www.goldblogger.com . Jason has blogging-for-profit down to a science.

After you explore the world of blogs for a bit, you’ll notice a lot of overlap between this publishing technology and others like RSS.

A majority of the available blogging software has a content syndication tool (based on the RSS standard) built in. This works on the same principle as press releases: you publish an online press release and it gets syndicated across thousands of sites in the newsfeed network.

Bloggers have implemented this trick as well, but with a lot more freedom in terms of content.

Every new post made to a blog can be syndicated instantaneously, and it doesn’t have to follow someone else’s content guidelines. Other web site owners will either add your feed to their site or they won’t. There’s no ‘hoop jumping’ or pay-for-play here.

There is another little “secret weapon” tucked away to make the most of your blog. It’s a little thing called pinging.

The process of pinging is one in which there is a program that devises a “send” request to existing servers to try and drum up a response from them.

In other words, the program is trying to determine whether or not the servers they are sending out requests to are actually functioning properly and have existing sites within them.

Originally, this was a process solely used by search engines to index web sites on their databases. Now, though, you can use this same “pinging” technique to let people know about your blog.

Blogs also prove especially suited to affiliate marketers. If you’ve thought about setting up a product review site, for example, the blog format is ideal for product and link promotion.

If you’re eager to get started after reading this, then visit the related URLs below. You’ll find several excellent content management solutions, as well as useful ‘how tos’ and examples.

Also, make sure you read the section on RSS & Content Syndication.

You’ll learn a bit more there on the importance this trend and its implications for traffic generation.

Important link:
http://www.blogger.com
http://www.wordpress.org
http://www.goldblogger.com
http://www.typepad.com
http://googleblog.blogspot.com

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Although, it doesn’t have to be. You could do some minimal changes to them and have a somewhat different article.

My advice, make some major changes to the articles before you even think about submitting them. And by major I mean adding to them, rearranging the information in them, combining a couple of articles on the same subject matter, or even removing some of the content. The best way to be sure your private label article, if you decide to make use of them, is to add more content to them that is relevant to the overall article itself.

A few wonderful places to pick up some high quality private label articles are:

• InfoGoRound
• PushButtonHealth
• Niche Empire
• Content Goldmine

Understand that the private label articles will require a bit of work on your part to turn them into original works. Take this small snippet of text as an example of a private label article:

“The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.”

Seems fine, but what if you have 35 people submitting the exact same thing into the exact same article directory? Then you have a problem. To be sure that your articles are going to be accepted within each article directory, you will need to make some changes to the bulk of the articles. Like this:

“The sly tan fox hurriedly leaped over the sleeping dog.”

See, not that difficult, right?

The story being conveyed in both of the above examples is the same. It is the way in which it is conveyed that makes them different. You want to make your article as different as you possibly can using your own style of writing so that acceptance into the article directories is ensured.

In fact, you could even add more to the article itself to really make it stand apart. Maybe you have a different angle of looking at things than the original author did. Put it to use and put it in the article!

Be sure though that if you’re adding more to an already written article that you keep the natural flow going. Place your additions in the appropriate places.

For instance:

“The sly tan fox hurriedly leaped over the sleeping dog. He was searching for secure shelter inside the barn from the ferocious beast.”

In contrast, this wouldn’t make much sense:

“The sly tan fox hurriedly leaped over the sleeping dog. He was hunting for some food.”

That second example should leave you scratching your head. It doesn’t really tell you anything that would tie in with the natural flow of the sentence before it. That’s what you should be shooting for when you are adding more content to a private label article.

To your Success,

If you aren’t producing and distributing any article yet, what are you waiting for? Articles meet a number of important business objectives, and they do it for free. It’s targeted, fast traffic and it’s free.

The concept of using articles is similar to that of creating a free product.

The main difference is that you’re not giving away a pre-built product. Rather, you’re creating a free information source through an article on a particular subject that should directly relate to the content found within your site.

The beauty part of using articles is that you can generate and submit as many of them as you can to as many different article directories as you can find that offer free submission.

A well-written article earns you major credibility points.

It enhances your expertise in the eyes of potential customers. Articles give you a chance to shine and really show off the fact that you know your stuff.

Articles are also super traffic building tools. Each article that you write and distribute, while granting others the right to re-print it, has a viral effect on your traffic. Your reach is expanded into corners of the web you may never have discovered on your own.

Articles have a cumulative effect on your link popularity, and on the number of keywords that pull up your site in the search engine listings.

If you can’t write a complete sentence to save your life, or if you’re simply too busy to write, don’t worry. You can hire a ghostwriter to produce your content on the cheap. There are plenty of hungry freelancers to be found at places like Elance (http://www.elance.com ).

When you submit an article to a directory it’s important that it have some specific meaning to the content provided by your own web site. Then you can slip your link into it seamlessly and have a better chance of generating more traffic.

And the more articles you submit to different article directory databases, the more chances you have of getting higher rates of traffic into your web site.

One last thing to really be sure your articles get placed inside the directories you submit them to is to write up your own original articles. Not only that, you could also post them directly onto your web site, and offer your site visitors the opportunity to reprint them for free on their own web sites.

Don’t forget to include a link back to your own site inside the “Resource Box” that is placed directly at the end of the article which I’ll be explaining to you in just a few moments.

You can also include a link from your name in the “written by: Your Name” area that goes right to your web site too. Don’t be afraid to use all the available advertising space you can from within your articles. The more you use, the better chance you have of getting that traffic to your web site.

One crucial element:

There is one thing you must include with every article you release, and that is: a byline.

Go take a quick peek at any of the articles at ezinearticles.com and you’ll see each author’s byline at the bottom of the page.

You’ll sometimes hear people refer to the byline as a “resource box”. They’re both the same thing, but I think the phrase “resource box” describes the content with more accuracy.

Your resource box contains a very brief summary of your business history and areas of expertise, along with related resources like a link to your site or your autoresponder address.

This resource box is your ace card. You grant other web publishers the right to reprint and distribute your article at will on the condition that your resource box remains intact and unchanged.

So, your link travels with your article everywhere it goes. Here is a quick example of a good resource box:

About The Author (Resource Box)

One last thing to really be sure your articles get placed inside the directories you submit them to is to write up your own original articles.

The only limitation to using articles as promotional tools is how many topics you can dream up. If you’re profilic, you can write an article to suit most every need – be it preselling your product, building your credibility, or even promoting an affiliate product.

One of the easiest and most effective ways to market your articles is by using the services of article submission sites like http://www.submityourarticles.com  and http://www.ArticleMarketer.com .

These submit your articles for you to thousands of article directories and sites so you can free up your time to concentrate on your business.

Important Link:
http://www.elance.com
http://www.ezinearticles.com
http://www.goarticles.com
http://www.articlecity.com
http://www.isnare.com
http://www.amazines.com
http://approvedarticles.com

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