Take Advantage Of Google's Linking Algorithm To Maximize Links To Your Site.
by:
Chris Ellington
Links to your site are one of the key components of Google's PageRank technology. With a high page rank, you get higher position on the search engine results page, resulting in more visitors to your site and improving your chances of earning a living online.
As the founder of articlemarketer.com, I would be remiss if I failed to mention that writing articles results in a ton of links to your site. Of course it does.
But there's a trick to it.
Many of the internet marketers who submit free reprint articles go about it all wrong. They fail to take advantage of Google's linking algorithm and they lose some of the power of their articles.
What is Google's linking algorithm? 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the googlebots are spidering the web, seeking out content, classifying and indexing the billions of web pages available to web surfers.
This results in a standard "Bell Curve" of links to your article around the web. A few links begin to appear within a few days, rising to a peak at about 8-10 weeks, and then tapering off over time. That's the Google linking algorithm at work.
Over time, Google eliminates many of the links generated by a given article. Some call this the Google "Duplicate Link" penalty. I wouldn't call it a penalty. It's just the way things work on the web. And with a clever approach, you can take advantage of it.
You can keep your links high using the Article Marketer Bonanza approach. Our authors use it all the time. That isn't to say that you can only use it if you're an articlemarketer.com subscriber. I'm giving you the approach here and now, absolutely free. You can use the Article Marketer Bonanza approach if you use phantomwriters.com, Article Announcer, or even if you submit your articles manually.
What is the Article Marketer Bonanza approach?
The Article Marketer Bonanza approach keeps your links high by taking advantage of the Google linking algorithm. Google wants fresh content and they begin to "penalize" (although I still wouldn't call it a penalty) you when your content becomes stale. With the Article Marketer Bonanza approach, you never rely on stale links to drive new traffic.
Article marketing is just like every other form of advertising. Coca-Cola and McDonald's dont run just one television commercial and expect a continuing stream of customers to buy their products. Of course, they have the benefit of zillions of dollars and the resources at their disposal to continually buy new commercials.
Your resources are a bit more limited. You have less money and fewer people. Time is of the essence. That's what makes the Article Marketer Bonanza approach so successful.
Most internet marketers can produce a quality article in about an hour (it took me exactly 27 minutes to write this one.) That includes spell checking and everything. But let's say it'll take you more than twice as long to write 500-700 words on your favorite topic.
Write a few articles. How many? Let's say you write 3 articles. If you write them and submit them all today, Google's linking algorithm will give you a few links over the next couple of days, a lot of links over the next 8-10 weeks, and then they'll taper off. It's like turning off the faucet.
The Article Marketer Bonanza Approach Step by Step:
Bonanza Step 1: Submit one of your articles today. This allows the algorithm to begin working. Watch your links increase.
Bonanza Step 2: Submit the second article next week. Google goes to work on that one. You just added several new links, and you're not near the peak yet. Now you've got two articles climbing the charts.
Bonanza Step 3: Submit the third article the following week. Again, Google gets busy. More links on top of the growing links from article two, which have been added to the large number of links that are already pointed at article one. You've set things in motion.
Bonanza Step 4: Ok, it's been three weeks, it's time to write a few more articles. Set aside a few hours and capture your wisdom on paper.
Bonanza Step 5: Submit your articles, one per week, over the next three weeks. You've now got six articles in the market place, and you haven't yet reached the peak. Your link count is going crazy.
Bonanza Step 6: It's now week 10. Your first article is dropping off the charts as Google "settles in" on the links it'll keep. That's ok because article 2 and 3 are holding your link count high, and you've got three more climbing the charts.
Bonanza Step 7: That's all there is to it. You keep submitting new content and Google rewards you with a permanently high link count. You can keep this going indefinitely. Your link count will never drop.
Depending on how prolific you are as an author, you could submit your articles faster two or three per week. If you love writing and you write articles on several topics, you could submit new articles every day. You'll always have new fresh content bringing new links to your site
See, it's not always about resources. With the Article Marketer Bonanza approach, you'll be doing something Bill Gates wishes he could do you'll be staying one step ahead of Google!
About the author:
Chris Ellington founded http://www.articlemarketer.com>ArticleMarketerto make article submission easier. He made the Article Marketer Bonanza approach easy because authors can submit unlimited articles for one low price (even free). "Auto Pilot" helps too. http://www.articlemarketer.com
"Pay-Per Click" Ad
Campaign: Earn More By Spending Less
by: David Riewe
What is "Pay-Per Click"? "Pay-Per Click", is an easy to understand
advertising strategy. There are around 300 million searches at major
search engines everyday. This causes 80% of internet traffic. Placing your
websites on these search engines is very important in reaching as many
potential customers as possible. But in order to be seen and clicked most
frequently, your website should be viewed at the top most of the search
list. Most people only reach up to the third page of a search engine so
the lower your rank, the lesser the chance you will be clicked. In
"Pay-Per Click" advertising, you pay to be always visible on the internet.
You select keywords or key phrases about your website, and the highest
bidder ranks the best. There is no upfront cost. You only pay after a
visitor clicks your link. This is why it is called "Pay-Per Click".
Everyday millions of people around the world click on Pay-Per Click
Advertising Campaign. With the booming internet industry and the ever
growing online business, an ad of virtually anybody on the planet can be
seen on the internet anywhere in the world.
The "Pay-Per Click" advertising campaign is the premier growth area in
online marketing. Last year, an estimated $741.2 million was spent on
"Pay-Per Click" advertising. The usual search engine optimization can take
weeks or even months to produce results. "Pay-Per Click" advertising can
attract customers at an instant. Why? Because, this cutting edge ad
campaign can be placed on any website and can be viewed by potential
online customers, anywhere, anytime and all the time. The only challenge
is placing the ads on proper websites that will attract possible customers
for a specific product or services.
"Pay-Per Click" advertising campaign attracts the right consumers at
the shortest possible time. This is the most cost effective way of
marketing products or services. You can also monitor the customers who
visit your site, what they are looking for and what they are buying. With
the right creativity on using the right search-phrases, we can direct the
right people who are willing to do business with us.
"Pay-Per Click" advertising can easily be managed 24 hours per day and
7 days a week through the internet. This allows you improve the campaign
strategy by effectively responding to the activities of both customers and
competitors.
So what are you waiting for? "Pay-Per Click" now and let your business
take the fast route to success.
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