There are people out there that try incredibly hard to achieve a certain ranking. They do everything perfect according to standard search engine algorithm standards. These people have the key term they are going for in their back links, they have the key term in the text, they basically do exactly what should land them a hot spot on the serps. The problem is…if these people are doing everything so perfectly why aren’t they getting the ranks they want so badly? The answer is search engines are getting smarter and smarter. Their bots know what is going on when a site is 100% perfect. What does this mean then? This means people that design websites need to design websites for the people that will be surfing them, not the bots that will be spidering them. SE’s take into consideration the amount of time a person stays on your site among other things, so this plays a key role. Think about this the next time you see a joe schmoe site that is ranked better then your ace site. I guarantee you that is why you aren’t pulling the hits while the other site is yanking in cash and visits. |
Alrighty Guys, at the top of the right bar I have the information necessary to email me your many web entrepreneur questions and anything that has to do with SEO. Unlike standard SEO Books or anything like that I will show you and explain to you what I know about the questions that you ask. You wanna know the secret of doing something, ask and you shall receive! I really want this blog to be focused around you guys, the ones that want to learn and want to truly better your internet based career! So hit me up and as I receive questions I will post the question and the answer that goes with them! |
Selling link spots is fine, google doesn’t mind if you sell a text link on your website. That is as long as the links you are selling use the rel=”nofollow” tag. They do this because they don’t want you passing link juice on to other sites that didn’t earn it. So in stupid terms it means, you can open sell link spots as long as you are only providing traffic, if you are providing seo help with that link then you will get your site devalued a lot. This doesn’t mean don’t sell your hard links, as we all know that is a good way to bring in some nice revenue. Just don’t opely do it. If you have to do it then contact people in person to see if they will sell you one or vice versa. Don’t openly post on a message board that you are looking to buy or sell hardlinks because then they will start watching what you do to see if things look legit. Think I’m kidding? Try me, google has a team of people that have the sole purpose of making sure the search engines are getting the right sites listed. So take my advice and follow the above and you should be fine! |
I just wrote a little article about Search Engine Optimization That should provide some good information based on my experience to help you with your search engine rankings. It’s called SEO Basics. Check it out and enjoy. I will be releasing articles like this as the times move on that way you can learn more and more about how to do what you need to do to make a buck online! |
In this day and age we have to deal with something called Brute Force Link Building. What exactly is this you might ask? This is the process of building massive links to your site using the keywords you want to rank for on the search engines in a manner to where even if the site is not properly search engine optimized it will still do well. Obviously the better your site is SEO’d the better your site will rank for those terms when you follow suit and do the same thing in order to maintain your monthly revenue streams. It’s sad to see that search engines are unable to tell what sites are good and what sites are not based on content and update time instead they just use the raw number of backlinks with a little bit of everything else mixed in. |
