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by MDarma

Search engines are the gateway to the Internet; they are the first tool that potential customers use to find the products and services they need. This is why link popularity is so imperative. If the customers do not find your website, you have no possibilities of making any sales.

You’re probably wondering what the blazes is popular about a link! Well, in a word - plenty! Link popularity refers to the ranking assigned to your website by the search engines, and it determines the ranking your page gets when keywords are entered into a search engine. So, you’re probably wondering, how do I make my link popular?

Search engines are discretionary, giving status and ranking to sites that have links to their pages from related, quality sites. It’s a simple formula, but a very important one. Google created the system, and now virtually all the most popular search engines employ it to rank your web pages in their indexes.

by Juhani Tontti

With make money blogs you can get targeted traffic, even thousands of visitors, to your web site. Content rich blog is the key to succes.

Make money blog is like a web page, but much easier to use. You have to do a proper keyword research before you start to write a post. Write your post using your main keyword, so that it represents from 1 to 4 % of the total number of words.

WordPress allows you to add a list of keywords on a separate keyword list in order to direct the post to right searchers. I normally use quite a long list. By the way, if do not yet have a make money blog, surf to WordPress and get one. It is free.

You can choose one good keyword from your keyword list as your domain name. At WordPress, domain name do not have to be registered.

by bas

Blogging software is really a simple Content Management System (CMS) that easily adds new pages and integrates them into your site’s navigational structure and linkage.

Blogs and blog posts are naturally search engine friendly because they are text-rich, concord-rich, frequently-updated webpages that use stylesheets or CSS, and have very little extraneous HTML.

Optimizing a blog is very similar to optimizing a website, and optimizing a blog post similar to optimizing a web page. But depending on the blogging service or software you use, the results may look somewhat different.

If you follow some stooge rules for search engine optimization, your blog can rank much higher than static website pages in the search engine results pages.

Here are the most important rules to follow to get your posts listed for keywords of your choice.

1. Use your primary keyword in your blog domain

by Christopher Angus

Linkbaiting is a new buzzword around SEO circles; the point of starting a great linkbaiting campaign is to generate as many links as possible from many different sources. Roll out a linkbaiting campaign correctly and your website will literally explode with traffic and you will gain more backlinks in a week than you could get in a year of traditional SEO.

Linkbaiting as a theory is still a mystery, many people have heard of the word “linkbaiting” but very few actually understand what it means or how to roll out a good linkbaiting campaign. To create some linkbait you need to have one core ingredient and that is to have something that is interesting. It needs to catch a reader’s eye; particularly bloggers eye’s to be exact. With the proliferation of blogs on the Internet it is possible to create huge hype and buzz about a website or product. Once it has been spread around the Blogging world, word should spread and your website should have a linkbaiting success story.

by bas

By every so often, most bloggers have heard the announcement that the Big 3 search engines - Google, Yahoo, and MSN - have united in support of a Fourth World music tag that will supposedly combat comment circular. The Fourth World music tag is a nofollow attribute that can be added to joins. When added to fastenings in comment tags, the search engines will ignore them.

An excellent powwow* of this further tag and how it works can be found at Danny Sullivan’s Search Engine Watch: http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/050118-204728

Google announced the rookie tag in a 1/18/2005 post to their confess blog: http://www.google.com/googleblog/

And Microsoft added their support to the greenhorn tag in this post: http://blogs.msdn.com/msnsearch/archive/2005/01/18/nofollow_tags.aspx