How to Use Content + Social Media for Link Building

Have you ever wanted to send out a link request to thousands of people without being a spammer? Now you can, thanks to social media. Let’s look at the ways you can use great content + social media to establish trust, build an audience of bloggers who love to link out, get exposure for your link worthy content, and learn how social media really affects your link profile.
Establish Yourself on Social Networks
Whether you are sending out standard link requests, link exchange requests (not advised, but still happens), guest post requests, or any other types of link building correspondence, you will have more success if the webmasters and bloggers see you as a real person, not a nameless, faceless link builder. Simply including a link to your Twitter or Google+ profile in an email signature adds a personal element to your request, giving the recipient a chance to check you out and learn more about you.
For email recipients using Gmail, this is especially true as emails are connected to Google+ profiles, making it easy for Gmail users to spot a real person vs. someone who is using a throwaway email. Note that your Google+ profile picture and latest updates make a big difference for Gmail users – just having an account doesn’t cut it as this is what they will get.

Build a Network of Bloggers
As you are building your social audience on Twitter, Google+, and other networks you set up, aim for bloggers in verticals that align with the websites you are building links to. Google likes editorial links, and there’s no better in-content link than those that come naturally from bloggers. Note that I didn’t say blog networks like the ones Google has shut down lately, but links from real bloggers.
Aim for bloggers that are active on Twitter, retweet others often, and engage directly with others. You can start your search using the Followerwonk profile search for your vertical keywords plus blogger, blog, etc.

You can perform a similar keyword search to find blogging connections on Google+. As you build this audience, be sure to engage with them and retweet / share their posts often. The more bloggers that have you on their radar, the more links you are likely to receive.

Create Content for Particular Social Networks
The more social visibility you get on social networks, the better your chances are of getting links to your content. Try creating content in your verticals that will be instant winners on particular social networks like The Top 50 People Tweeting About _____ and 25 Great Google+ Communities on _____. Topics like those tend to do well on their related social network.

Make Your Content Shareworthy
Don’t just expect your content to do well based on your own promotion. Help your content out by making it easily shareable on social networks by using social sharing buttons. WordPress users can install the Digg Digg plugin to quickly add a variety of social sharing buttons to their posts and pages. No matter what you use, make sure your plugin includes the official Twitter, Facebook, and Google +1 button.

Share in Social Network Groups
Expand the reach of your content even further by sharing your content in social network groups – Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, and Google+ communities in particular. Check the rules or latest activity for the groups you join first. If you see lots of content sharing, and those shares tend to have reactions (likes, +1’s, comments, reshares, etc.), then it’s a safe bet that the content you share (assuming it’s relevant and quality) will get noticed.

While there are many tools to post updates to your social media accounts, there aren’t many to post to social groups. Oktopost is a great tool to post status updates to LinkedIn groups and see click stats. PlumSocial supposedly helps you update your Facebook groups, but their website is confusing and their own Facebook is auto-updated and covered in spam, so I can’t guarantee this is a legit tool.

Reach Out to Bloggers Who Link Out Often
Recap posts are popular in the online marketing industry, and probably in other verticals as well. Some examples of recap posts include SearchCap, Marketing Day, Fresh Pressed, 5 Links, Fetching Friday, Brilliant Bloggers, and SEO Content Marketing Roundup.
Find the bloggers who post regular recap posts like the examples above and really start engaging with them. If you create quality content, chances are those bloggers will start to notice your content and will start to link to you.
If you get to know the blogger behind the recap really well, and you have a piece of content that you know they will love, you can even make a personal request via their contact form to consider your content for their next recap. Aim to send your request as soon as your content starts getting social traction from other social promotion. This way, the blogger will see that the content has a lot of shares already, making it irresistible for their recap.
See How Social Affects Links
So does creating link worthy content and then promoting it on social media really help increase the number of links to your website? Now you can find out. CognitiveSEO has added social visibility analysis that looks at your number of incoming referring domains vs. the social shares of your pages on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.

You will also find charts for the total number of social shares your website has received, the pages with an increased number of social shares within a specific time period, the pages with the most number of social shares throughout your website, and the individual networks vs. referring domains. You can also sort a full chart by number of shares each social network and referring domains.

This can help you determine if ongoing social sharing is making a difference on your link profile. It can also help you easily monitor the success of your content on social media.
How do you use link worthy content and social media to attain more links? Please share in the comments!

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The Future-Proof Link Building Strategy

Never worry about algorithm updates again by aligning with search engines.
What if I told you that it was possible to build high-quality links at 1/10th of the price and effort? Would you troll this post? Before you consider doing so, allow me to explain.
Search engines are getting smarter. Specifically, the groundbreaking Panda and Penguin technologies have finally enabled algorithmic segmentation of good vs. bad content and linking sources. No longer is it possible to earn visibility in organic search through content that’s simply “relevant” or contains the right keywords. The imperative of quality content is no longer an “ivory tower” request—it’s now a requirement for success in search.
The strategy outlined in the eBook The Enterprise Marketer’s Future-Proof Link Building Strategy: Search Engine Optimization in a Post-Penguin 2.0 World is truly future-proof because it aligns with the “why” behind search engine technology. Old tactics focused on the “what” behind search engine technology, and the “what” in SEO changes faster than any other industry. Aligning fundamentally with why search engines exist allows your organization to transcend the technological piece (the “what”) of search technology and position for long-term success.
Search engines exist to deliver the most relevant content that solves problems or entertains users. Creating content that solves problems or entertains your market is only half the battle. The market isn’t going to simply discover the great content that you create. A robust earned media strategy is necessary to get your great content in front of your target audience on popular and relevant websites to enable fast and efficient discovery by search engines. When implemented correctly, this process builds hundreds of links and mentions through just a few media placements. In the results example, we earned 894 mentions from just one of the high-profile earned media placements.
At a high level, the strategy consists of creating and promoting great content. The tactical process is broken up into four sections: Research, Creative, Promotion and Conversion.

Research

A future-proof SEO campaign is a highly targeted effort that requires a complete understanding of customer personas. An efficient research process is necessary to gather the knowledge required to develop remarkable content that will educate, inform and entertain a target audience. Online media outlets, blogs, digital communities and social media influencers must find genuine value in the content in order to earn the powerful media placements that fuel an earned media campaign.
Online Persona Discovery

• Gather all current marketing persona information at your organization.
• Use tools like Google Analytics, Google Adwords Keyword Tool, Open Site Explorer and Experian Hitwise to gather data about who your personas are and where they hang out.

Content Idea Generation
- Use the information to generate ideas for your content that will solve a problem, inform or entertain your personas.

Creative

The creative process sets the stage for the success or failure of a future-proof linkbuilding campaign. If the content isn’t genuinely informative, educational and entertaining, online media outlets won’t share it with their audiences. Put maximum effort into creating remarkable content that really stands out, and it will earn media placements and be shared socially.
Content Design and Development

• Control costs with a well-defined project management plan
• Involve industry influencers as project stakeholders during the design process
• Always use professional design and copywriting resources

Promotion

If relevant content is the engine, promotion is the gasoline. Having an “if you build it, they will come” mentality is great for the design phase, but the future-proof linkbuilding strategy is about maximizing marketing ROI. The best way to propel a project like a rocket is to place teaser articles that get your content in front of target personas.
Build the Teaser Article

• Include the best highlights from your content
• Don’t make it sales-y
• Outreach and build connections with the most popular and relevant industry websites

Conversion

Before the inbound links and search engine results come rolling in, there are a number of short-term returns generated by the future-proof link building strategy that shouldn’t be ignored. Conversion goals, such as leads, opt-in email list generation and referral traffic, are met in the short run, while traffic goals like keyword portfolio growth and organic search traffic are met over the long term. The immediate goals focus on converting users with a targeted landing page and calls to action.

Results

An example of this strategy in action is the Enterprise Blog Post Optimization Guide. This piece of content solved a problem common to our target demographic. After doing research and interviewing enterprise marketers, we discovered that a lack of strategy and process around blogging was a common challenge. We addressed this challenge with a guide that educated our audience and solved a common problem.

The guide received more than 800 mentions through online syndications, thousands of social mentions and even placement in print publications. This cascade of high-quality digital signals contributed to a high level of organic search engine visibility for keywords related to blog post optimization. After continuing to release more contribution campaigns, we have seen a bump across the board for all keyword visibility.

With each step of the earned media process, you will help your team and your brand build a strategy that’s more than future-proof—it’s foolproof. Download The Enterprise Marketer’s Future-Proof Link Building Strategy: Search Engine Optimization in a Post-Penguin 2.0 World today and get started on creating content that will drive interest, traffic and conversions.

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Google’s Disavow Tool: What You Need to Know, and 4 Common Myths

In the aftermath of Google’s Penguin 2.0 update, more attention is being paid to sites’ link profiles. Whether your objective is a complete link audit and rebuild or simply removing a questionable link from your site’s history, the good news is that there are several ways to do it. If requests to webmasters go unanswered, Google’s Disavow Tool lets you report links you’d rather that the search engine ignore.
But as with any new tool, it’s surrounded by a number of concerns and even what I’d call myths. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of Google Disavow and avoid critical missteps that could hurt your site’s rankings in the long-run.

What is Google Disavow?
The Disavow tool was rolled out last year. Its purpose is simple: If there are some unsavory websites in your link profile, Google Disavow can help you clean them up. The tool lets you submit a list of those sites from bad neighborhoods for Google’s consideration. Disavow will not remove the links, but it lets Google know you’d like to ignore them when it comes to your search rankings. But know this: the tool is not a cure all, and you should proceed with caution if you plan to use it as the primary means of cleaning up your link profile.
Why the limitations? Let’s start at the beginning. Google’s chief spam fighter, Matt Cutts, said in a video that it’s important to use the tool judiciously. Instead of wholesale uploading every bad link to your site via the tool, consider it as your last resort. He specifically says that Google expects you to reach out to webmasters multiple times before resorting to Google Disavow.
To repeat: Google wants you to take steps to have the links removed before you begin disavowing. This means identifying the sites and reaching out to them the old fashioned way, with an email request indicating that you’d like the link removed from their website. While sending hundreds or even thousands of emails is time consuming, the time you invest will be worth it because it can help you avoid incurring future penalties. For a detailed overview of how to identify which links need to be disavowed or removed, see my article “How to Know Which Links to Disavow in Google.” If you’re not the DIY-type and would like to have a link audit done for you, look into a professional link profile audit.

What To Do Before You Resort to Disavow
Before you resort to Google Disavow, take the time to launch an outreach campaign to site owners to request that links to your sites are removed. I always recommend a systematic approach. Start a spreadsheet that records the following information:

• URL/site name
• Link URL
• Anchor text
• URL that it’s linking to
• Owner name/contact information
• Records of contacts

Ideally, try reaching out to the site at least three times before adding it to your Disavow file. In terms of what your request should include, keep it very basic. Personalize the message, and ask them to remove the link including the information above. Try sending your messages a week apart, and follow up in an organized way. Use Boomerang for Gmail to automatically remind you if you don’t hear back from a Webmaster. If, after the third try, you still don’t get a response, make a note in your spreadsheet of the dates each message was sent and copy the messages into your spreadsheet.
If you’re under a manual penalty or some other circumstance where you’re submitting a reconsideration request, include this information with your request to Google. That will help prove that you’ve taken serious steps to cleaning up your link profile. Finally, if you reach out to a webmaster and they want to be paid to remove a link, don’t do it. Simply note the request in your spreadsheet, along with a copy of their message, and submit it with your disavow request.

Common Myths About Disavow Tool
While Disavow continues to grow in popularity with webmasters who were hit with Penguin 2.0 penalties, the rumors are beginning to fly. Here’s the truth about four of the most common myths related to Google’s Disavow tool.

1.         Using the Google Disavow Tool Will Hurt My Site
One of the most commonly believed rumors that’s been flying around since Google Disavow was rolled out last October is that it will hurt, rather than help, your website if you use it. The rumor seems to be perpetuated by the strong language that Google uses when describing the Disavow in its Webmaster toolkit. Google says: “This is an advanced feature and should only be used with caution. If used incorrectly, this feature can potentially harm your site’s performance in Google’s search results.” The keyword phrase here that we need to be paying attention to is, “If used incorrectly.”
It’s important that you carefully follow the procedures that Google has outlined. Conduct a thoughtful site audit. If you’re not familiar enough with the tools to do that, hire a professional to conduct a site audit or review the results of your audit with you. At the early stages, it’s most important to formulate a strategy on which links you want to keep and which require further examination and follow up.

2.         Disavowing links to my site causes Google to label me a spammer and hurt my whole web profile
We all make mistakes. If you are guilty of paying for links in the past in an attempt to improve your search rankings and you’ve received a spam warning through Google Webmaster Tools, you’re not alone; and Google is giving you a chance to rectify your mistake.
But first, you want to make sure to show that you’ve made a serious effort to reach out to the webmasters of any shady sites in your profile before using Disavow. The importance of this point is emphasized in the language on Google’s Disavow tool site. Matt Cutts brings up it up repeatedly in articles and interviews.
Proper use of the Disavow tool is not going to cause Google to label you as a spammer, nor will it negatively affect your web profile. In fact, if you’ve already received a spam warning due to bad links and you’re working to make changes to your profile, Disavow can only help. So don’t stress about this one – as long as you’re committed to staying on the straight and narrow from here on out.
To understand why you’re unlikely to immediately and irreparably be labeled a spammer, it’s helpful to look at how the tool functions. Many folks are under the impression that once you list a site, it immediately deletes a link or devalues a site. In fact, Matt Cutts has stated that Google treats disavowed links and sites like suggestions. Once some internal threshold is reached or a manual review is triggered, the search engine takes action. When asked how long Google Disavow takes, Google has suggested weeks or months to be the reasonable timeline.

3.         Google Disavow Is All I Need to Do If I Am Under a Manual Penalty
If you’re under a manual penalty, there are several things that you need to do. First, let’s go ahead and dispel the myth that Google Disavow is the only you tool you need. It’s not. In an interview with Matt Cutts in October 2012, Danny Sullivan asked Matt Cutts whether it’s OK to just use the disavow tool without first attempting to remove links. Cutts’ answer:

“No, I wouldn’t count on this. In particular, Google can look at the snapshot of links we saw when we took manual action. If we don’t see any links actually taken down off the web, then we can see that sites have been disavowing without trying to get the links taken down.”

First, you need a full and impartial view of your current link profile. Then you need to take the necessary steps to clean up your link profile before you begin using Disavow. As you reach out to webmasters requesting that they remove your link from their site, be sure to document it as described above.
Manual penalties are different from those that you may have received when Google rolled out changes to their algorithm. Your site may have been flagged for common black hat tactics like article spinning, keyword stuffing, or an abundance of bad links. Part of the process for getting back in Google’s good graces after receiving a manual penalty is submitting a reconsideration request.
A reconsideration request is essentially a well thought-out apology to Google for bad SEO practices. It’s important to bear several steps in mind with regard to your reconsideration request. In addition to providing full documentation of all steps you’ve taken to improve your links, you’ll also want to show efforts you’ve made such as improving content and social media participation.
It’s also key that you take responsibility for your actions, and focus on how you’re going to continue building a great site in the future. Google Disavow can be one tool that helps you get back on track – but it has to be part of a broader strategy. The key overall is to show that you’ve reformed and made a sustained effort to address problem. If the issues were because you weren’t aware of policies and procedures, you need to show how you’ve become educated and will apply that information in the future.

4.         Crowdsourced spam reporting is bad for me and for search engines
One of the concerns that has come up is that as webmasters report links through Google’s Disavow tool, there will be backlash from crowdsourced spam reporting. The concern is that Google is going to go the extra mile and penalize not only the spam site, but also every site that links to it (intentionally or unintentionally).
So let’s say you have a blog on your website, but you’re not taking the necessary steps to protect yourself from trackback spam. Websites selling all sorts of unsavory goods are linking to your site. Then that site is reported by numerous people on Google Disavow, and all of a sudden your website has become a casualty of the next Penguin algorithm update.
While you may not have set out to pad your profile with bad links, you didn’t take the proper steps to protect your website or have them removed either. The key thing is to make sure to take the proper precautions to protect your site from a scenario like this.
You may feel that crowdsourced spam reporting is bad for search engines, but the reality is that Penguin 2.0 was implemented to improve the search experience. It’s up to you to do the work and ensure your site is safe. The best protection over the long-term is to conduct regular site audits as well as security audits, and address this as part of your overall site health plan. That’s much more effective and less stressful than doing damage control. For an excellent overview of WordPress Security, see this article, “The Definitive Guide to WordPress Security.”
If you’re guilty of paying for links or linking up to irrelevant sites, there’s no better time than now to start making amends. While Disavow is clearly not a magical solution for a bad link profile, it can be tremendously helpful for repairing your image in the eyes of Google. You just need to make sure you take the proper steps before you use it. So if you hear negative rumors flying around about the tool, be sure to take them with a grain of salt. If used properly, it can help your site rise from the ashes after Penguin 2.0.

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10 High Quality Amazing Photographs and Images

We are publishing 10 amazing stuff from our visitors from around the world and much interested thing is that all are in vertical view and in HD quality. So this will be helpful for those who are looking for the vertical top quality amazing photography and hopefully will be enough to refresh your mind, you will enjoy your day after viewing the collection and think about that all the day, you could share these awesome and amazing collection of photographs with your friends.

Amazing Vertical Panorama Photography

Christian LaCuesta Photography, Hawai

 

 

Ice Fest,  Mountain Photograph

Is it a Verticorama ?

Kyoto Fall Foliage 2012

Panorama of Burj Khalifa

Panoramic Photography Breathtaking Example

Raul Ruiz

The High Knob Landform, Whitewater Rolls In High Knob Massif

Winter Fuji

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10 Super Hi-Res Photos That Will Blow Your Mind

• 1. Earth

  

  NASA’s updated “Blue Marble” shot is a 121-megapixel single-shot taken from 22,369 miles away by Russian weather satellite Elektro-L No. 1.

• 2. Prague

  

  Photographer Jeffrey Martin shot what was once the largest spherical panorama in the world from a Prague TV Tower. The image is 192,000 pixels wide and 96,000 pixels tall -- totaling 18.4 gigapixels.

• 3.Shanghai Skyline

  

  This is just one gorgeous photo of a Shanghai skylines series. The images are 272.31 gigapixels

• 4. Rio de Janeiro

  

  This portion of the word's current largest digital photo by Hong Kong Connection does not do the panoramic 0.15 Terapix image justice. Follow the link to zoom in on various small details hidden deep in the picture.

• 5. Washington D.C.

  

  Photographer David Bergman captured Obama's 2009 Inaugural Address with this 1.47 gigapixel panoramic.

• 6. Space Shuttle Discovery

  

  This is just one of a series of amazing space shuttle Discovery photos taken by National Geographic. This particular photo is 2.74 gigapixels.

• 7. Vancouver

  

  Photographer Eric Deis has a number of panoramic, super high resolution photos on this website. This image was shot in Vancouver at the Olympic games.

• 8. Bryce Canyon National Park

  

  What's insane about Max Lyons' photo of Bryce Point in Utah is the fact that it was taken with a 6-megapixel digital camera. Because this is 196 photos streamed together, it's 40,784 x 26,800 pixels in size -- a little more than 1 gigapixel.

• 9. Machu Picchu

  

  Here is a stunning 4 gigapixel view from "The Lost City of the Incas," taken by photographer Kyle Porter.

• 10. Galapagos

  

  Photographer Jason Buchheim is also director of Odyssey Expeditions, where he captures incredible shots like this one of a bait ball of salema fish. The image is about half a gigapixel.

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How To Create a Social Content Locker in Blogger BlogSpot

How many people are using Social networking websites to boost their Website’s Traffic? There are tons of professional Bloggers who entirely depends on the Social Traffic. However, it is extremely difficult to get social exposure quickly. Though, there are some widgets which help to increase social followers, but it is not enough. If we want to dominate the social web, then we have to make use of each and every opportunity that we have. For that reason, we have come up with one of the much anticipated Social Widget of all time, Social Content Locker. 

Do you use multiple social sharing widgets on each and every page of your site? However, still your social exposure is on the lower side. Actually, the problem is that, people love your content. Therefore, they don’t click the social buttons and instead Read and leave your website because they don’t care about your traffic or your website. Asking people to like, +1 or tweet to get access to your content is indeed an ideal way of forcing users to share it on the social web. 

Social Locker consists of three social buttons and a locker displaying horizontally. The Social buttons consist of Facebook, Twitter and Google plus. Whenever, a person would either press Like, Tweet or Plus one button it would display the hidden content. This allows a person to get more real social followers. Feel Free to enjoy the Following Real time Demo. 

How To Install Social Content Locker in Blogger?

The Steps are extremely straightforward that even a small kid can follow it. There is no need of learning any Html coding because all we have to do is to copy paste the coding. Just follow the following instructions. 

• Go To Blogger.com >> Template >> Edit HTML >> Proceed.
• Search for </head> just and above it paste the following CSS Coding.

<link href='http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com/StyleSheet/locker.css' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'/>

• After pasting the coding save the template and proceed to next step.

How To Add Social Content Locker in Blogger:

Now whenever a person wants to add a Social content locker in his specific article, then he can follow the following instructions. (Remember: The same steps can also be used on Gadget Area and even in a template).  

• Go To Blogger.com >> New Post.
• Select the HTML Tab from the blogger post editor and paste the following coding.

<article id="default-usage">

<div class="to-lock" style="display: none;">

        

<!--Hidden Content Starts (You can Use HTML BELOW)-->

<div style="text-align: center; margin-bottom: 20px;">

<img src="Add_Hidden_Image_Here" alt="" style="margin: auto;" />

</div>

<div style="text-align: justify">

Add Your Hidden Text Here

</div>

<!--Hidden Content Ends (You can Use HTML ABOVE)-->

</article> 

</div><div id="mblunlocker"> </div>

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com.googlecode.com/files/lock.js"></script>

<script>

jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {

$("#default-usage .to-lock").socialLock({

text: {

header: "Share it To Unlock This Content",

message: "Yes, this is Social Locker. Just try it, click on one of buttons."

},

style: "ui-social-locker-secrets",

buttons: {

order: ["twitter", "facebook", "google"]

},

// twitter options

twitter: {

url: "http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com/",

text: "Upgrade your social buttons to get more social traffic!"

},

// facebook options

facebook: {

url: "http://www.facebook.com/seotutorials13",

appId: "4************"

},

google: {

url: "http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com/"

}

});

});;;;

        

</script>

Customization:

• For Facebook: Replace http://www.facebook.com/seotutorials13 with your Facebook Page.
• For Twitter: Replace http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com with your Website's URL or etc. 
• For Google+: Replace http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com with the URL of your website or post.
• Replace Add_Hidden_Image_Here with the Image that you want to Hide.
• Replace "Add Your Hidden Text Here" With the text that you want to hide from users.

Remember: Don't forgot to Add Facebook App ID otherwise the Facebook Like button will not appear properly. i.e. Replace 4************* from above coding. 

All Done: That's All, we hope this widget would help everyone to magnetize more social followers on your website. Feel free to leave your comment.

From The Editor's Desk:

We are sure this widget would act as an icing on the top. However, using source code a user can easily get access to the hidden content but he should be smart enough to do that. Mostly visitors are not that smart so don't worry about it. What are your thoughts about this widget? Suggest would be welcomed  Take a lot care of yourself till then, Peace, Blessing and Happy socializing. 

Original Resource: 

1. http://codecanyon.net/item/social-locker-for-wordpress/3667715
2. http://codecanyon.net/item/social-locker-for-jquery/3408941

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How to “Steal” Your Competitors Traffic

I want to show a really awesome technic about how you can steal some of your competitor’s traffic and get higher ranking. And the best part is that it’s free.
I am not using any magic or black hat strategy. Yes all is white hat – and still you can steal some traffic to your own site.
Maybe your boss has asked you these questions –where do we get high quality links? How many do we need before getting our high ranking?

With this technique you can very easily and secretly check out how and why your competitor is getting their traffic.
So grab your coffee … ready?

Step 1) The James Bond step
First we are going to play a spy. We need to know why and how your competitor is getting all the traffic.
So we are using some reverse search engine technique.
So I am going to put on my eyeglasses. Well I will need some help from the free software called “SEO SpyGlass”. Just type “SEO SpyGlass” into a Google search and you will find it. Download it so it’s ready for use.

Step 2) Find your competitor
I have this website http://seotutorials2013.blogspot.com/ – and this is a blog about Search Engine Optimization – so I want to outrank the website www.Seroundtable.com.
You can also just find a top-ranking competitor and try to understand why they are ranking so well.


Step 3) Time to spy
I will write www.seroundtable.com and click next. Now the software will collect search engine data for that website. I will just take a minute or two then you are done.





When it’s done click finish – and say yes when it will ask you if you would like to update your project for backlinks factors now.
If the website you are checking has a lot of backlinks this step can take a few minutes. So get yourself a new cup of coffee now.

 
Step 4) Investigate your results
Now it’s time to check out the data we found in step one.

Now you can see the backlink page, the anchor text and much more relevant data.


Step 5) Knowledge is power
Now you have the power in your hands. You know which websites that are linked to your competitors website. So now it’s time for some dirty work.
Check out the websites on the list.
Some of the websites could be some kind of an industry list with company names. So be sure you are on the same list.
Maybe there are some blogs where you also can make a comment.
Maybe you should write an email to the owners of some of the websites and ask for a backlink to your website – because you have some relevant information too.
Well I will have to check some of the backlinks now …

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How to Male Link Building Without Magic

 You can also call this link building the SeoTutorials way. 
 The search engines don’t like the link building tools. They want our website to look natural right? I have been searching and searching for some magic link building tool. But I never find any magic tools out there.
Let me present a really great way to get your backlinks from sites relevant to your keywords. You are going to use Google (or one of the other search engines) – so no magic.
It’s all manual work no link building tool.

Find the right websites for commenting
When we get backlinks to our website it’s important that you comment from the blogs that are relevant to your own site.
So this is how you will find them. Let’s pretend I have a blog about “Seo Tutorials”. So I will look for these blogs:

• “Seo Tutorials” site:.gov inurl:blog “post a comment”
• “Seo Tutorials” site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”
• “Seo Tutorials” “This blog uses premium CommentLuv”
• “Seo Tutorials” “Notify me of follow-up comments?”
• “Seo Tutorials” “add to this list” site:squidoo.com

This way you are sure that you will comment on the blogs that are relevant to your main keywords. Awesome right?
Of course you will just replace aquarium with your main keyword.
Well we are not done yet – ready for more?

Find the right websites for Guest Blogging
We all know it’s great to do some guest blogging and get our links back this way. While most of the commenting links are nofollow – most of the guest blogging links are dofollow.
Therefor Guest Blogging will not only give you traffic – it will also give you some great SEO juice (read higher ranking).
And with higher ranking you will get more leads to your site right? And more leads will give you higher sale or more downloads (or whatever your goal is for your website).
Here is how you are going to find the websites relevant for your main keyword.

• “Seo Tutorials” guest writer
• “Seo Tutorials” guest blog post writer
• “Seo Tutorials” submit content
• “Seo Tutorials” submit article
• “Seo Tutorials” submit post
• “Seo Tutorials” submit blog post
• “Seo Tutorials” add article
• “Seo Tutorials” add blog post
• “Seo Tutorials” add content
• “Seo Tutorials” guest blogger wanted

So that was search operators for Guest Blogging.

Find the right Directory and Resource Listing
Try to get into some of the directories and resource listing that are relevant to your keyword. This a great way to keep good and steady traffic come to your site.
Maybe I can find a site listing favorite aquarium shops – and then get my aquarium shop on the list.

• “Seo Tutorials” directory
• “Seo Tutorials” * directory
• Seo Tutorials* “Seo Tutorials”
• intitle:directory “Seo Tutorials”
• inurl:directory “Seo Tutorials”
• “list of “Seo Tutorials” sites”
• “list * “Seo Tutorials” sites”
• “list * “Seo Tutorials” * sites”
• “recommended links” “Seo Tutorials”
• “recommended sites” Seo Tutorials”
• “favorite links” Seo Tutorials”
• “favorite sites” Seo Tutorials”

Well when I am done with the aquarium I will try to get SeoCustomer on some SEO lists. Well now we are almost done.

Find the right Forum for posting
When you write in forums you will write to people with the same interest as yours.

• “Seo Tutorials” forum
• “Seo Tutorials forum”
• intitle:”Seo Tutorials” forum
• inurl:”Seo Tutorials” forum

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5 CSS Tricks For Blogger to get Google Search Results and Traffic

 

5 CSS Benefits OF SEO For Blogger to get Google Search Results and traffic,how good CSS can make your site appear in google and other search engines.

There are lots of different methods about SEO tips for google search results to get your website on the first page of google,but one of the most important part of on page optimization and that is done with internal links and CSS.so underestimation CSS will not be cool for you.so here in this article we are going to discuss how a good CSS practice can put you in google search results and you receive traffic from search engines.so we will discuss here what search engine likes in CSS and then we will do it in our website so that it can be helpful for you.we have already described the importance of post title before the homepage title so now we will discuss importance of css in seo and how css can bring google search results.

(1)Fast Loading & Lighter page with CSS

CSS can make your site or blogger blog loading fast,so you must use it effectively.it will reduce the page size and hence loading time of page increases.

Try to decerase loading time of your website and more traffic you will get through google search results.if you want to see prrof then check loading speed of most famous website here.it will be low then yours.

(2)Use Search engine recognised and friendly standards

Surprised what are the search engine recognised standards,well these are the HTML tags which are H1 and H2.anything that you insert between them search engine takes them as most important content so use them with CSS .but do not overuse it or you will be punished or ignored by the google.

(3)Avoid TABLES and Use UL and LI

If you are making a menu then you must avoid using tables for them and use UL and LI these are the search engine recognised standard tags.and also easily crawlable.so always make your menu with ul and li.these are mostly used for links list and menu.

(4)Use Caption,Tags on images

CSS also helps to get traffic from google image search results but only when you put all the required things on imahes that indeed by search engines.images brings lots of traffic for my blog because i use all the properties that are mentioned in te article that i am sharing with you.On page optimization tips for google search results.

(5)Post Title before the Homepage title

This little trick will change the game for your blogger blog. i did it and i am happy to see my increased google search results.putting your blog title before the homepage title will increase your google search results.i have written all the CSS code requit=red to do this job done and you must not avoid this if serious about getting google search results.post title before the homepage title.

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How to Title Tag Optimization tip

What is Title Tag?

Title Tag is the Header Tags that shows Your Website Title in top of the web browser.
Title Tag is basically H1 in size.  
Title tags under in the metas tags & it makes important role for getting your website result in search engine. 
Here i give you some title tag optimization tips below.

How to Write Title Tags ?

Use Keyword in Title Tags: Always Used your main Keyword in Title Tag. And one thing keep in mind the keyword should be not repeated in the title tag.


Keyword Separation: Use Pipes | for separation one Keyword to Another.  Do not used comma, underscore in the Keyword separation in tittle tags. It is used in Description. And today times Pipes | Used for keyword separation.

Relevancy of Title Tag: Title tag must be relevant with content of your website. Title tag describe the main subject of your post.

Point Remember for Writing Title tags

Title Tag Length: Title Tag length should be Maximum 70 words & it covers all the keywords of your website.

Unique Title Tag: That Means the title tag of your website are unique & different from another page/post of your website. Note: Do not use same title tag of your website in other pages.

Do not Use in Title Tag:  In Title Tag do not use Stop words & other separation words like and, if, then,in, etc.

Avoid Keyword Stuffing- The repetition of a keyword again & again is called keyword Stuffing. In title tag you should be avoid the keyword stuffing in seo.

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