Date: 2010-02-15 Issue:  February 1-15
S. Kumar, Editor, www.learnhomebusiness.com
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Hi ,

Want a workable SEO tip today?

It's about climbing to top search engine rankings by constructing extremely effective interlacing link wheels.

1. First, compose about 26, 100% unique (copyscape-passed and not spun!), 250-300 word articles. Sprinkle your keyword 3-4 times randomly through out the articles. Include your keyword in the article title, preferably as the first word.

2. Then open 24 new accounts on web 2.0 properties, like: Wordpress, Blogger, Hubpages, Tumblr, Jimdo, Weebly, Blogr, LiveJournal, Gather, Zimbio, Vox, Xanga, Terapad, Quizilla + others totaling to about 24...

3. On every separate web 2.0 site, post a different unique article with two links. One of the links points to another web 2.0 property and the other linking to your website URL (in an anchor text).

4. Go by this pattern for 24 articles in such a way that there will be 4 (interconnected) link wheels. Each link wheel will have 6 web 2.0 properties.

5. Once you create your web of link wheels, open two Squidoo lenses and post the remaining 2 of your unique articles there.

6. Now this is important. Link each of these Squidoo lens to 4 of your web 2.0 properties.

7. The next step is to social bookmark both of your Squidoo lenses on 25+ websites (like: Digg, StumbleUpon, Delicious, Bebo etc...). Forget your old accounts with them! Open fresh accounts and bookmark with each of them.

8. Next copy the 25 RSS feed links from each of these Social book marking sites and submit each of them to 100+ aggregators. This makes sure that your link wheels are indexed quickly.

9. Finally, create a 20-30 second video about your website and upload it to some high traffic video sites like youtube. Make sure that In the description you link to your website URL(s) for extra backlinks!
   
   (Note: If you are video challenged, here is an exemplary service that will automatically turn your articles into videos with voice, music and all other frills like backgrounds)

Well, that's simple. You are own your way to top rankings for the desired keywords on Google, Yahoo and Bing. That's targeted traffic for you.

To Your Success!

You know my eyes are always wide awake for marketing tools that help the average Joe & Jane with minimal tech knowledge, with no HTML or CSS skills but still build their online business. Because, I am someone like that! And once in a while, I chance upon one worth recommending.

Here is such a tool meriting two worthy mentions!

Like every online marketer, you may be into affiliate marketing/resell/PLR Products that requires to create squeeze pages to proposes something.

Example, like a free eBook in exchange for your visitors name and email address. But not knowing HTML, CSS, graphics,PHP etc can be a bit restraining.

No more.

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Now, if you are new to squeeze pages,

"Squeeze Page(s)" are a single web page with the sole purpose of capturing information like name & email ID of your visitor for follow-up marketing; that means NO exit hyperlinks"

Email list marketing still remains the #1 marketing technique and you need an arresting squeeze page to do that!

ABCs of Web 2.0

Web 2.0 is a perceived transition of the Web to web-based applications. Web 2.0 is the next generation of technology solutions where interactive content is the norm.

There is no agreement on exactly what Web 2.0 means. Depending on who you are speaking with, you may receive different explanations. At it's heart, Web 2.0 is about the maturity of the Web. While many refer to Web 2.0 as companies that employ powerful web technologies, the key components of Web 2.0 are said to include: the Web as a platform, collaboration, and syndication.

Here are the "ABC's" of Web 2.0...

A - Ajax

Ajax is an abbreviation for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, and is a web development technique for creative interactive web applications. Many Web 2.0 websites use Ajax to interact with website visitors.

B - Blog

Blogs are web logs that are updated regularly. They contain information related to a specific topic. In many cases, blogs are used simply as daily diaries about people's personal lives, political views, or even as social commentaries. The truth of the matter is that blogs can be shaped into whatever you, the author, want them to be.

C - Collaboration

Collaboration is a hallmark of Web 2.0. Building communities and developing content from multiple contributors is part of what is unique about these second-generation websites.

D - Dynamic

Content Dynamic content refers to content which is obtained from another source, and which is automatically updated whenever the source content changes.

E - ECommerce

Ecommerce comes from the phrase "Electronic Commerce", which basically means selling things over the Internet. Many websites now conduct financial transactions over the Internet. Ecommerce is simply a vehicle for collecting payments online.

F - Folksonomy

Folksonomy is a means of classifying and categorizing data on the web through collaborative efforts from the online community. While not strictly synonymous to the term, this is more commonly known as "tagging", where keywords are associated with items or links. The keywords are used to classify the items.

G - Global Navigation

Global navigation refers to a somewhat standardized navigational menu structure that encompasses all the main pages on the website. Regardless of the particular web page you are on, you can navigate to any other part of the website using the global navigation system.

H - Hosted Application

Hosted applications are typically interactive programs that reside on the Internet, and are designed to run on the Internet rather than being downloaded and installed on the user's computer.

I - Information Architecture

Information architecture describes the structure and methodology by which information (such as website content) is organized.

J - JavaScript

JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-based scripting language developed by Netscape for client and server applications. It is commonly used in web pages to add interactivity and to dynamically update content.

K - Knowledgebase

A knowledgebase is a collection of facts, rules, and procedures that are organized into a searchable format. In Web 2.0, website knowledgebases are usually interactive.

L - Long Tail

The phrase "long tail" pertains to search engine results. The "long tail" of search follows the thinking that the combined total results of multiple less-popular terms will exceed the results of a single more-popular term. Many webmasters have given up their hope of ranking well for the extremely popular terms, and instead are focused on ranking well for the less-popular but more abundant terms or phrases.

M - Mashups

Mashups are the result of merging content from a variety of different sources, and thus creating new content based on the merging and filtering of the resulting content.

N - Newsreader

A newsreader is a software tool or web application that is used to read and manage RSS feeds.

O - OPML

OPML stands for Outline Processor Markup Language, and is a standard for people wishing to import or export their RSS feed subscriptions.

P - Podcasting

Podcasting is online audio content that is delivered via an RSS feed. Podcasting offers far more options in terms of content and programming than radio does. Listeners can determine the time and the place of their listening. Listeners can retain audio archives to listen to at their leisure.

Q - Query

A query is a phrase or a group of words, possibly combined with other syntax, used to pass instructions to a search engine or a directory in order to locate web pages.

R - RSS

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, and is a standard for syndicating content online. RSS feeds are used to provide real-time information to interested parties.

S - Social Bookmarking

Social bookmarking and social networks are collaborative efforts that use democracy and voting to influence the importance of items that are bookmarked.

T - Tags

Tags are descriptive keywords that are used to classify and categorize items or URLs on social networks.

U - User-Generated

Content User-generated content refers to website content that is created by the users themselves. It can be in the form of message posts on discussion groups, blogs, comments on blog postings, wiki entries, etc.

V - Vlog

Vlog comes from the phrase "video blog". This is a blog that mainly publishes video content rather than audio content. Video podcasting is sometimes called vodcasting.

W - Wiki

Wikis are a collaborative environment that is built around input from community users.

X - XML

XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. XML is often used to update dynamic web content.

Y - YouTube

YouTube is a highly popular Web 2.0 video hosting website that allows users to submit, view, and rate videos.
 

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Sharon Housley manages marketing for FeedForAll http://www.feedforall.com software for creating, editing, publishing RSS feeds and podcasts. In addition Sharon manages marketing for RecordForAll http://www.recordforall.com audio recording and editing software.
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