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All About Off Page SEO
Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, is a science of sorts that would enable you
to pledge a advantageously well-known position for your website in search engine
results pages (SERPs). And since 80% of your traffic would come from the search
engines, SEO methods take on a vital importance in the success of your online
enterprise.
On page and off page are the two types of SEO. This article will tackle the
latter. Off page SEO is in regards to what you need to do to receive a high page
rank (PR) for your website subsequent to the time it has already gone live.
These are the things which you actually complete OUTSIDE the pages of your
website, hence the name of this type of SEO.
What are these steps?
Well, all of them are concerned with enhancing your link status. Your link
popularity signifies the number of back links your website has. To see your
website’s current link popularity, head over to www.linkpopularity.com and use
the free tool that is there. The higher your link popularity, the higher your PR
will be.
increasing your link popularity involves building the number of websites that
will link to yours. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done. It’s not lke
you can just get reciprocal links like “you link to me and I’ll link to you.”
Google, in particular, despise reciprocal linking. You have to get unilateral
links to your website only.
The top way to do this is by ensuring that you have unique, highly informative
content within your website. Really, this is the premier strategy to invite
websites to link to yours. But your content in the realm of on page SEO, and it
is assumed that you have made all efforts to ensure great content.
Article marketing. There are tons of article directories on the Internet. You
could submit articles to these websites. For every submission, you will be given
a resource box where you are able to introduce yourself and share a link to your
website. Now, some of these article directories have high page ranks. If your
articles are accepted, they will be included in their pages. Having a website
with high PR linking to yours would really really help in increasing your own
page rank. Additionally, if you will submit just one article to a thousand
directories, you’d have a thousand pages linking to your website! Sounds like a
scary task? There are article directory submission services available. Seek them
out. For as low as $25, they could submit your articles to as many as 200
directories.
Forum marketing. There are online communities dedicated to the subject that your
website is serving. Seek them out, then join them. You’d be given a signature
box, which would appear in your every post. In your signature box, you are able
to leave a link to your website. Then post as many essential messages as you are
able to. And then once again, for every post you will make, you’d have a page
linking to your website.
Advertise at www.craigslist.com . Now here’s a fresh strategy. The website
www.craigslist.com is a famous classifieds website with a PR7 score. A PR7 score
is rarely high! To have a link in a website like this would give a tremendous
boost to your own website. You just have to go to that site and choose the
category that your pages belong to, then post your advertisement, with your link
of course. It doesn’t even matter that no one would get to read it. What matters
is that the search engine spiders would find your website as they would come
from a PR7 site.
Also, look for people who are willing to include your list in their pages. The
easiest way to do this is to use the free tool at www.webconfs.com/backlink-builder.php
Try triangular linking. As was mentioned earlier, Google despises reciprocal
linking. However, triangular linking is one way of going around this limitation.
Look for two or more webmasters who are willing to give it a shot. Webmaster A
could post a link to Webmaster B’s website in his own pages. Webmaster B can
post a link to Webmaster C’s website in his own pages. And webmaster C can post
a link to Webmaster A’s website in his own pages. It may enforce the same
principle as reciprocal linking, but the search engine spiders are not
programmed to figure this out… yet!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bob Schwartz, is the
founder of Promotions Unlimited,an Internet legal directory (CA, TX & Las
Vegas ) publisher and search engine placement technology analyst. You can
contact Bob via e-mail at
seo711@gmail.com or
visit his San Diego legal directory at:
http://www.sandiegolawyerforyou.com/special.htm
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