Link building can greatly help your business increase ranking within the search engines and cover any bad press about your business online. Here are some ideas that you can use to build links in the search engines:

1. Use social media. Social media sites such as FaceBook and MySpace are not just for the kids. You can create as many pages as you want that are SEO friendly and watch links build.

2. Use forums. Posting search engine optimized content in forums can end up drawing people to your website, especially if you learn how to use HTML.

3. Use RSS feeds on social media pages. This will allow your sites to be updated continuously.

4. If you have multiple sites, link your sites to each other.

5. Use social bookmarking pages.

6. Learn to use Meta Tags on your posts.

7. Take advantage of free press release distribution with SEO content.

8. Write reviews about your website on forums, blogs and especially on your site!

9. Encourage others to visit your site and spread links around.

10. Use a link exchange site.

11. Write articles for Ezine and have them posted containing SEO rich material.

12. Submit links to all search engines.

13. Distribute free articles on sites that will allow SEO content.

14. Use hyper links to your articles in your various websites.

15. Get a sub domain site in addition to your website and build on that.

16. Link all articles as an RSS feed on your website.

17. Write a blog at a free blogging site that contains SEO material.

18. Use a good Meta description for your articles that contains your keywords.

19. Blog on your social media sites.

20. Learn how to use SEO resources.

21. Use Video for your site.

22. Post videos used on your site to other video sharing sites.

23. Learn how to understand and use web analytics to improve your content.

24. Use question sites as a way to post about your site and for link building.

25. Use question sites to answer questions posting a link to your site.

26. Encourage comments about articles as these will also help build links. Even if you have to comment on your own article, this will help with link building.

27. Add content to all sites periodically to keep building links.

28. Join groups where you can post in forums.

So I know it’s been quite some time since my last post, no worries, as I think this blog is going to come to a grinding halt.

There are soo many great seo blogs out there already, and in order to be a well-read blog, one needs to be on top of events as they happen.

I just can’t maintain that pace with everything else that is going on. So, this will probably be one of the last posts, but it’s still a goodie - it’s a Google Cheat Sheet PDF - it’s free so go get it now!

-To your online success!

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Cool little tool that lets you tack blogs and how many links each post averages. Check it out here: BlogStorm

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 Just a quick one today -

Google is looking to partner up with major businesses at a cost of $10,000 - this is said by Google to keep their costs down, and in return Google will index and sort all of your companies sensitive information!

WOOT!

-To your online success!
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 Let me be the first to say that I am not innocent in this.

In the past I have lifted some lines of information from sites, in order to spice my own site/article up with content.

So, I really don’t have a problem with someone using my stuff, but I do have a problem when someone uses it and doesn’t even have the courtesy to give me a link pointing back to my site.

If it were just a sentence or two, I would let that slide. But in one particular case, I found a website that ripped off an entire page of my content, and claimed it to be their own.

Funny thing is, the person who swiped my content is also a member on a forum that I frequent on a daily basis.

So, I sent him a private message informing him of the position he was in and that I would report his site to Google via the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

I really don’t want to do that, all I want is the respect of getting a link pointed to my site: acknowledgement that it was my work, not theirs, but if they do not comply I wil ltake action.

I’ll keep you posted…

-To your online success!

www.SEOforGoogle.com

 Thanks to the wizardry of the coldfusion development team at www.itsclever.com - this blog is back and better than ever.

I am in the process of trying to figure out how to recover all of my revious posts for the sake of having them.

More to come soon!

-To your online success!
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