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Friday, October 22nd, 2010 - by Jack - 1 Comment

Website Internal Link Building

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How your website is set up can have a significant effect on your search engine ranking positions, especially if you have a website that has many different types webpages.  There is a correct and incorrect way to go about internal linking.

There are three factors of internal linking that you need to consider.

Site navigation

Site navigation is how your site visitor will move through your website. This is the first step to get your internal link building set up correctly. Basically, you’ll want to be linking to your very best web pages from your navigation selection. It doesn’t matter in case those webpages are main categories or merely normal pages. In most cases, you will have 2 navigation menus. One will be for the whole web site and the one purpose of this is in order to show your website visitors the main sections of your Internet site. And the second navigation menu will be for informational pages which include those that have your telephone or email details, a brief description of your website, and so on.

In-context linking

In-context linking is exactly what the name suggests. Links which are within the context of your Internet site or blog’s text and not in a listing or navigation bar. Search engines prefer in-context links to link lists so it’s essential to make sure that your related blogposts or web pages are linked to each other by way of your in-context links. How often you do this will depend on just how expansive your site is. If you have a relatively small blog or website, you won’t want to use a lot of inter-linking. Select the most important keyword phrases and link them to your most significant pages. If you have a bigger website, feel free to make use of this approach a little more liberally. Interlinking on a large website provides a a lot greater impact than it does on smaller sites.

Anchor text

Anchor text is likewise extremely important for search engine optimization. Lots of individuals make the blunder of making “useless” key phrases into links. As an example, you can include the key phrase “Click here” and link it to the page you would like your readers to be taken to. Or maybe you could use the key phrase “Get marketing help here” and link just the words “marketing help” to the web page. Marketing help is a superior anchor text word to use. Not many individuals are looking for the term “click here” on the web. You need to tell the search engines exactly what words are relevant.

Keep these three internal link building elements in mind when developing your website and posting content will do wonders for your page rank and website traffic. For more tips on optimizing your website by internal linking and other methods for website SEO, visit my blog.

wordpress logo website designWhen you are researching your niche in Google search and Google keyword tool you will see a list of related searches and keywords that you can add to your keyword list.

These keywords are great to use as subjects for posts and link building anchor text.

But one area that is often overlooked is the necessity of using keywords as your category headings. By using your targeted keywords as your category names, the search engine optimization (SEO) of your blog will be enhanced. Try to make your categories as natural as possible and embedded with the targeted keywords. If you have one that makes no sense to the search engine crawlers, change them today.

Example: -
“Misc” can be changed to “Non SEO tips”
“Blogging” can be changed to “Blogging Tips”
“WordPress” can be changed to “WordPress tweaks/tips”

Categories are one of the most repeated element in any page of your blog. They appear in ever page, and the click ability ration is high for them. Making good use of keywords in categories will help Google to understand what your site is about.

If you are new to internet marketing, and hope to get your website or websites to rank well in Google, you need to learn about backlinks. Backlinks are the driving force behind great rankings in Google, and to a lesser extent in the other search engines.

If you plan to use paid traffic to bring visitors to your site than backlinks likely aren’t even on your radar. But, if you want to get organic traffic, that is, traffic from searches in the search engines, backlinks are critical because they help your site to rank well in Google. The higher you rank in Google, the more people will click through to your website and the more profitable your business will be.

What is a backlink? A backlink is a clickable link on an internet site that links back to one of your websites. This link is hyperlinked, and can be a URl, an anchored word or phrase, or a hyperlinked image.

Yahoo and Bing search engines do not rely on backlinks as much as Google does in its search engine rankings. However, since Google has the lion’s share of total search engine traffic, one should put most of their focus into ranking well in Google. Ranking well in Google is directly tied to the number and quality of incoming backlinks.

There are a number of important factors when Google determines the value of a backlink. For one, when you can you want your keyword as your anchor text of the backlink. Also, the authority of the linking site is very important. The more authority that the linking site has, the more power Google will give that link.

So, how do you go about getting these backlinks? Back in the early days of the internet, you might ask a friendly webmaster for a link, often in exchange for a link back to his site (also known as reciprocal links).

Today, that’s impractical for many reasons. Firstly, Google hates what it calls reciprocal links where sites link to each other so those links will have virtually no value. Secondly, you now need link volume to get traction in Google as most sites on Page 1 of Google will usually have a hefty volume of links (think in the hundreds and thousands) if the particular keyword or search term is worth ranking for.

Other things to watch out for with respect to backlinks include whether or note the link has a nofollow tag (which would make the link basically worthless for Google ranking), whether the site’s robot.txt file prohibits the Googlebot from crawling or indexing that page, what the Pagerank of the page and and Pagerank of the domain is, and many other factors.

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Thursday, July 15th, 2010 - by Mark Walters - No Comments

The term “trust rank” refers to the trust level Google gives to a website. That is one reason everything we do while building an SEO campaign should be aimed, in part, at raising the level of trust Google will give our pages. The purpose of link building is to show that there are other websites that have gained a level of trust about the content we are providing, and we are expecting Google to trust our site more as a consequence.

Link profiles are by and large the biggest factor in a websites trust rank, and increasing this trust rank will improve your search result ranking on Google. Relevancy is actually more important than sheer number when it comes to link building. Google analyzes the relationship between links and sees whether the content and anchor text are similar, as well as whether the link is from a page on a similar topic. This is how Google judges the relevancy of a site as well as the trust rank.

When most people go about link building they will usually ignore the importance of quality links, many people simply look at a link as a link and go for quantity over quality. This is the wrong way to go about link building, the main aim for successful link building is to get some from ‘authority’ sites, these are sites that have a high Google rank and a high trust rank themselves, an authority site link is worth more than many irrelevant site links.

Authoritative back links from places such as top educational websites, Government sites, news portals, and other popular expert websites are the types of sites you want to aim for when link building. But again, similar topic, content or services matter, Google can actually spot irrelevant link building. So just trying to get links from big, popular websites with high trust rankings will not work, it will actually make your SEO less effective. SEO techniques simply are not that black and white, Google and many other search engines have a bevy of complex analytics and algorithms in place to ensure that search results are relevant to users.

In addition, factors like your domain’s age and how long it’s been registered, keywords, relevancy of pages, and your site overall are incorporated into your trust ranking. It is believed that Google tends to keep records of a few of these various trust rank measurements for a certain amount of time to be able to continue comparing what they find about your site. This way they are able to offer up a realistic trust rank for each and everyone of your pages.

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Friday, April 2nd, 2010 - by Seolinkvine - No Comments

Parasite hosting can be a great way to build links to your web site especially if you don’t have a lot of money to spend on SEO. This method of link building is totally free and can give you a big boost in the SERPs. In the following paragraphs you will learn just what parasite hosting is and how to use it to build links for SEO. I want you to be confident that you can learn seo.

Parasite hosting can be summed up pretty easily: free blogs or web sites. Somebody (probably a marketer) came up with this name to make sound mysterious or exotic. There are a lot of sites out there that will allow you to build these blogs or sites for free and many have a page rank of 7 or higher. Even though your blog will not have that page rank it still is a good thing because this puts you in a “good neighborhood” in the eyes of the search engines.

Some of the more popular and well known of these are Blooger (owned by Google), WordPress (a PR 9) and Squidoo. Some of the others you may or may not have heard of include Wetpaint, Bravenet and Livejournal. All of these web sites will let you build free blogs or sites that you can then use to give your main web site one way back-links. To find a list of good parasite hosts just search for top free blogs or top free websites.

By putting a free blog on one of these parasite hosts you can get great SEO benefit. what you need to do is post content that is related to your market and place one or two anchor text links to your web site within that content. Remember though that to get the most bang for your buck (even though it’s free) you need to use content relevant to your niche.

If you do not know how to make an anchor text link don’t worry. All these site provide you with a WYSIWYG editor to build your blog with. Simply highlight the text you want to use for your anchor text link, click the chain icon, put in the address to the page you want to link to and you’re done.

If you really want an SEO boost build several of these free sites and form a mini-net out of them. A mini-net is simply a network of inter-linked sites. By linking several of these sites together you boost the quality of the links going to your main site. You can really get creative here and build more than one mini-net and have links going between them as well.

Another tactic to give even more power to these links is to social bookmark your free blogs. Social bookmarking does not give the SEO benefit it once did but it will still make your back-links pass on more link juice.

You should now have a good understanding of what parasite hosting is. As you have seen there are many ways to take advantage of free blogs and web sites to build links for SEO and increase the rankings of your web site. That only leaves one thing, get out there and start building links. If you have found this information good and need more seo help follow that link.