Submit Your Links to 45+ Top Websites and Get More Traffic

link building

You can submit your links, blog post, News and rss feeds to the following top websites or blogs. Follow each sites guidelines and provide a link back if requested and to increase your link popularity.
Adding your links to Web’s Best blogs is easy. Just navigate to the proper category and submit your link.

Read More

Submit Your Post to Best Social Bookmarking Websites in Just 5 Min

Social Bookmarking

Social bookmarking is a powerful tool in promoting a website. But going through all of those social bookmarking sites is very time-consuming and downloading all toolbars is madness. That’s where SocialMarker.com comes in, the free service designed to reduce the time and effort needed to socially bookmark a website.

Read More

Search Engine Optimization Articles, Google Optimization Articles, Best SEO Articles

Seo Articles - seo - best-articles

The Long Tail of SEO Theory
Submitted by: Michael Martinez on 23-09-2008
Leveraging Small Resources For Traffic
Submitted by: Michael Martinez on 23-09-2008
How to use search to build visibility
Submitted by: Michael Martinez on 23-09-2008
Search optimization and the keyword matrix
Submitted by: Michael Martinez on 23-09-2008
SEO for Google – Get the Google SEO Optimization techniques needed for top rankings in Google
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
What is SEO and SEM?
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Google Base Optimization
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
SEO for Digg
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Google TrustRank
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Long Tail Optimization
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Blogging for SEO
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
The Benefits of Black Hat Techniques
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
The SEO Halo Effect
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Clinically Proven SEO
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Automatic SEO
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Content Optimization
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
How to Get Your Site a Top Ranking in Google
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
How to Write a Better Web Page Title
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Sales Without Search Engines
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
Collateral Benefits of Search Engine Marketing
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
What is your Google Penalty Plan
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 16-09-2008
15 Things to SEO
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Learn website optimization efficiently
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Pay Per Click Marketing
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Understanding the True Value of a Resource Library for Your Website
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Industrial Search Engines and Directories
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
10 Basic Search Engine Optimization Strategies
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Google Tricks
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 15-09-2008
Learn About Search Engine Optimization
Submitted by: Munish garg on 14-09-2008
How to do Directory Submission?
Submitted by: Nisha Acharya on 14-09-2008
How is Search Engine Optimization (Seo) One of the Best and Reliable
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 14-09-2008
SEO For Beginners.
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 14-09-2008
SEO Marketing Type or Strategy
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 14-09-2008
Why Search Engine Optimization important for your website?
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 14-09-2008
SEO Technology Environment
Submitted by: Al Zan on 14-09-2008
How important are external links?
Submitted by: Chmanoj on 14-09-2008
What Is Seo?
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 14-09-2008
Top Basic Tips Of Search Engine Optimisation
Submitted by: Jonathan Walker on 14-09-2008
Keywords Selection: How to Go About With Keywords Selection for Better SEO Marketing?
Submitted by: Alakh on 14-09-2008
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Glossary (N-Z)
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 06-09-2008
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Glossary (A-M)
Submitted by: KarachiCorner-Admin on 06-09-2008

 

Improve Your Search Rankings with Internal SEO

Internal SEO
Earlier this year I wrote a post about the stimulus package that passed Congress in February. I titled the post Government Stimulus Package because I thought the only thing it was stimulating was government. I got lucky with this, because apparently a lot of people searched for the phrase “government stimulus package” to learn about what was in it.

The post did ok on Digg and Reddit, nothing spectacular but it brought in some traffic. It may have gotten a few other links, but not a ton. A few days after the post was published, I noticed that I was getting some traffic the search engines. The post was on the front page of Google, around 6 or so for the keyword phrase “government stimulus package.” This is the first step in improving your SERPs.

Read Full Article…

35 Ways to Make Money With Your Blog or Content Website

A few weeks ago I attended a conference where a leading blogger was asked how blogs should make money. His reply was “start with Google Adsense and once you have built up a decent size audience sell display ads and sponsorship”.

It is this blinkered thinking which is stopping many bloggers and content website owners from realising the commercial potential of their sites. There are actually dozens of ways of making money from a good content website. Here are over 30 ways that I have come across. Please add any others in the comments below.

Advertising

  • Text Ads – short text ads automatically displayed on a page based on the context of the content. Google AdSense dominates the market.
  • Display Ads – Banner and button ads displayed at the top or to the side of content
  • Video Ads – Short video ads embedded into a page. They can be auto-play (annoying!) or be clicked to play. There is usually an example on the Yahoo.com home page
  • In-Content Ads – Ads that are linked to keywords within articles. Learn more at InLinks.com
  • Classifieds – User submitted classified ads. Craigslist is the gorilla, but lots of content websites have niche classifieds. Take a look at RockyMountainNews.com Classifieds
  • Jobs Board – Paid job listings. A good example is SmashingMagazine Jobs
  • Pre-roll/post-roll video ads – Short ads at the beginning and end of video clips. Being trialled by YouTube
  • Paid Reviews – charge companies or individuals to review their book, product or service. Learn more at ReviewMe.com
  • Pay Per Post – offer to write posts mentioning a product, company or service for a fee. Can be unethical if commercial interest not declared. Learn more at PayPerPost.com
  • Advertorial – Allow customers to publish their own articles promoting their products or services for a fee. Make sure you clearly mark articles as advertorial to maintain your independence and integrity. Example of Rackspace Advertorial
  • Sponsorship – Charge for sponsorship for all or part of your website. Usually fixed price agreements for a fixed period of time. Example of a Time article sponsored by FedEx
  • Directory Listings – create a directory and charge suppliers to be listed, or list every supplier and charge for an enhanced listing. Example of an enhanced directory listing on financial advisors website

  • Affiliate Marketing

  • Commissions for Actions – you get paid every time an action is completed e.g. email newsletter sign up, trial sign-up, survey completed, etc. For example you can get paid a commission every time a free copy of the Firefox browser is downloaded. Sign up for a Google AdSense account
  • Commissions for Sales – you get paid a fixed commission or percentage share of sales value. Learn from Commission Junction
  • Lead Generation – generate leads on the website and sell them to prospects. Learn from Approved Index
  • Commission For Events Promotion – promote events in your industry in exchange for a commission on ticket sales. Approach any event organiser

  • Ecommerce

  • Digital Product Sales – sell products that can be downloaded over the internet. They can include ebooks, research, software, reports, music, video clips, etc. Go to Clickbank.com to see dozens of downloadable products
  • Physical Product Sales – stock, sell and ship your own products. For example CannotStopSmoking.com sells electric cigarettes
  • Dropship Sales – sell products that are stocked and shipped by the manufacturer or wholesaler. To learn more have a read of Wikipedia Dropship entry
  • Pay Per View – sell one-off access to service. Take a look at The Geological Society for an example
  • Pay Per Article – sell one-off articles. Example on the RSC Journal website
  • Auction Sales – auction products or services from your site
  • Marketplace – match buyers and sellers and facilitate payment.Take a look at EditAvenue.com, a marketplace for editors.
  • Merchandise – If you have a popular site with a loyal audience you can sell branded merchandise. Try using CafePress.com
  • Photo and Video Sales – you can sell images and videos direct from your site or through services like FotoMoto (www.fotomoto.com)

  • Subscription

  • Paid Membership Access to Premium Content – subscription for month, quarter or year to get access to member-only content and resources e.g. HerbMentor.com
  • Premium Membership to Upgrade Free Services – provide an enhanced service to paid members. Can be on a forum, information website, social network, etc. For example DNForum.com has a premium membership
  • Subscription to a Webservice – enable people to subscribe to a service. Take a look at Ancestory.com to see a service that charges for access to research data.
  • Subscription to an Online Course – enable people to subscribe to an online course with modules being delivered every week or month e.g. SEOBook.com
  • Subscription to Archive Material – After a fixed time period archive content, then sell subscriptions to this archived data. MarketingSherpa.com publishes all their articles for free for one week, after which time customers have to subscribe to their archive
  • Subscription to a Podcast – Create a regular high quality podcast and sell it for a monthly subscription. For a directory of paid-for Podcast go to Premiumcast.com


  • Participation /Events

  • Webinars – promote and sell webinars
  • Seminars/Workshops – promote and sell offline seminars and workshops
  • Mentoring – promote and sell mentoring which can be delivered over the internet, phone or face-to-face
  • Consultancy – promote and sell consultancy services
  • Franchise – turn products or services into a franchise opportunity and sell franchise via your site. Take a look at Jack Humphrey’s Directory Network Association
  • Reseller – Create products that can be re-sold. They can be sold with your branding or you can allow resellers to rebrand
  • //

    Improve Your Search Rankings with Internal SEO

    Earlier this year I wrote a post about the stimulus package that passed Congress in February. I titled the post Government Stimulus Package because I thought the only thing it was stimulating was government. I got lucky with this, because apparently a lot of people searched for the phrase “government stimulus package” to learn about what was in it.

    The post did ok on Digg and Reddit, nothing spectacular but it brought in some traffic. It may have gotten a few other links, but not a ton. A few days after the post was published, I noticed that I was getting some traffic the search engines. The post was on the front page of Google, around 6 or so for the keyword phrase “government stimulus package.” This is the first step in improving your SERPs.

    1. Look at Your Stats

    Find out which pages you are getting traffic to from the search engines and what keywords are being used to get there. This is where we need to focus. Improving your ranking for a term from 7429 to 43 takes your traffic from 0 to 0. If you can improve from 9 to 1, you will see a huge increase in traffic if it is a phrase that people are searching for.

    Read Full

    Save Your Page Rank, Add Nofollow (SEO)

    Link buying and exchanging is a good idea but may be not for the search engines. Got it? well lets take a simple example of blogroll in WordPress. Blogroll is a list of links that may be links of other bloggers, favorite website, link buying or exchanging. Be careful if your website caught by the search engine algorithm as illegal link exchanging scheme (although you may not doing this). So this may cause of dropping your own website page rank (PR). To save you page rank (PR) use “nofollow” to all external website links, here is an example how to use “nofollow”

    Link with nofollow attribute: <a href=”#” rel=”nofollow”></a>

    How we can add “nofollow” automatically to the Blogroll list of links, we need to modify some code manually in the WordPress source code file. Go to the wp-includes directory of your worpress find the file with the name bookmark-template.php and open it in your favorite editor.

    Worpress 2.3.1 Go to the line no. 48
    Wordpress 2.6 Goto the line no. 93
    Wordpress 2.7.1 Goto the line no. 99

    and find some code like this

    $output .= ‘<a href=”‘ . $the_link . ‘”‘ . $rel . $title . $target. ‘>’;

    and change it to

    $output .= ‘<a href=”‘ . $the_link . ‘”‘ . $rel . $title . $target. ‘ rel=”nofollow”>’;

    save the file and you are done, from now on all your Blogroll links will have rel=”nofollow” attribute and this will reduce the risks of dropping page rank penalized by search engines.