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Some recommended ways to get more links to your web site

The best way to get more links to your site is through hard work.

In order to find sites that are relevant to yours and allow you to post a link on, you can perform the following searches on google:

Replace keyword with the phrase you are targeting.

keyword “add url”
keyword “add site”
keyword “submit site”
keyword “submit url”

If you perform these searches for various keywords you will find plenty of sites that will allow you to post your link on and that are related as well.

You may also submit your website to directories. This is a long and hard process but it is an easy and free way to get some incoming links to your site. Hope this helps.

Another way that I discovered is following query on Google:

intitle:add+url OR intitle:submit+your+site OR intitle:add+your+site “your keyword”

That will list websites in which you probably could add sites related to yours.

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Another proven successful way is to write an article about a subject you know. When you finish the article you write a short bio about yourself in the end with a link to your site and then you submit it to article submission sites. You can find lists of such sites on various places with up to 100 places you can submit your article. If you are lucky many will accept your article and publish it on their site and each one will have a link back to you.

If you provided a high quality article and are lucky it is likely that your article will get published on authority pages and your page with the article will have some PageRank as well.

The trick here is to write something good and useful and also to submit it to many places.

It is an excellent form of marketing, not only for the backlinks you get, but also the readers who read your name and information.

What is the difference between IP delivery and cloaking?

IP delivery: delivering results to users based on IP address.

Cloaking: showing different pages to users than to search engines.

IP delivery includes things like “users from Britain get sent to the co.uk, users from France get sent to the .fr”. This is fine-even Google does this.

It’s when you do something *special* or out-of-the-ordinary for Googlebot that you start to get in trouble, because that’s cloaking. In the example above, cloaking would be “if a user is from Google get sent to Google-only optimized text pages.”

So IP delivery is fine, but don’t do anything special for Googlebot. Just treat it like a typical user visiting the site.

How do I get out of the sandbox faster?

Sandbox is a collective filter that still has a lot of confusion and speculations surrounding it. One of the biggest areas is how one can “escape” it or at least make your stay there shorter. The theories (and I stress they are theories) break down into the following areas.

Link Speed
Some SEO’s claim the sandbox actually has nothing to do with time and is actually more a function of linking. There is a double edge sword here. To rank high you need lots of links, but to avoid the sandbox you can’t get too many links. As a compromise its proposed that you build your links exponentially which basically means if you get 10 the first week you would get 15 the next week and 20 the following, etc. Its believed it is this slow, steady and consistent increase in your number of incoming links that causes Google to see it as a legitimate and emerging site. So in the first month you may have accumulated 300 links but by spreading them out over the month you have avoided the sandbox filter. Alternatively, you can buy your domain before you even start designing your site and slowly accumulate links. This way by the time you are completely up and ready, you will not be subject to the sandbox.

Link Quality and Relevance
Majority of SEO’s and Webmasters tend to go after reciprocal and directory links when starting their first campaign. After all they are most likely a Page Rank 0 with a site no one has ever heard of, so they go with the one technique where these factors have little importance. What results is 100’s of unrelated and unimportant links. Google has been devaluing the importance of directories over the last year and with the addition of hundreds a day, this trend seems here to stay. In many theories it is believed that if Webmasters get the majority of their links from “Authority” sites, they will be viewed as important and therefore not subject to the filters referred to as the Sandbox

Purely Age
There are still those that feel that age is still the most important factor. If you are registering a new domain name, there is no way around this. However, many SEO’s buy old and existing domain names and add their own content. If you are able to get a DMOZ listed domain, you may help your chances even more as it will have an existing link structure. There are many services on the web that offer upcoming domain expiration lists so you may be able to grab one at a bargain price. Be aware though that there is a number of SEO’s that believe that these domains will be “reset” when ownership is changed so you may be subject to the sandbox anyway.

Best of Luck with your pending escape for the Sandbox!

What are poison words?

Poison words are those  words because of which Search Engines will decrease your ranking if found in your URL, Title, or Description. This can be a disaster when it comes to ranking and therefore you should be very careful and avoid them.

Poison Words Can be Divided into three categories-

Ranking Killers (Adult Words and Obscenities)
Use of these words will cause the major Search Engines to analyze the website as “Adult”. For a mainstream website this can mean your visitors never find your site. If one of these words is necessary, its always best to star out one of the letters. The most popular forum software and CMS systems will allow you to do this through their Admin panels.

Ranking Decreasers
These include words the the major Search Engines associate with a lower quality site. These includes but are not limited to Links, Search Engine, Bookmarks, Resources, Directory, BBS, Paid-to-Surf and Forum. The pages containing these words will still be indexed however they will find it very difficult to rank for their main keywords.

Speculative
These words are similar to Ranking Decreasers except they are merely theory at this point. They include words like “Free” or “Offer”. Many of the pages using these words seemed to take a hit in the Bourbon Update.

The moral of the story is that you should be very careful with your Keyword choices, especially when writing your title and description. If you have a forum or a CMS system, use the profanity filters whenever possible

We can also make some assumptions on Google in particular by referencing the stop words used by their AdSense PPC program.

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