Increase Your Rankings With One-Way Links
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If you’re trying to make money blogging, then you’ll understand by now that SEO or Search Engine Optimization is one of the most critical aspects of your future success. You can get thousands of visitors for free from search engines if you apply the correct SEO tactic.
Search engine optimization follows a few basic rules that hardly change over time. You need good content, your pages need to be properly optimized, and most importantly you need lots of inbound links to your site. Although there are tons of other things that the SEO “gurus” talk about, honestly speaking these are not as critical as the three main things I just explained above.
Perhaps the most important element of Search Engine Optimization is getting unique incoming links to your blog. The more the better of course, but the quality of these incoming links also matter. A one-way link is a “vote” from another website for yours, and Google loves stuff like that.
Although you can try to build inbound links the traditional way by writing great content and leaving comments on other blogs, there are also several blogging software that can help you out. Some of these blogging software are so revolutionary that not many people know about them, let alone use them effectively.
For example, tools like 1WayLinks by Jonathan Leger and Article Marketing Automation allow you to submit unique versions of the same article to an entire network of blogs. Since each blog is publishing an article that is at least 30% unique, Google will index all of them.
Article marketing the old way just creates duplicate content which search engines have learned to ignore, so if you want to succeed today you should try using systems like JetSubmitter which can spawn more than 300 unique variations of the same article using a “content spinning” technology.
Of course, you need to use caution when using such tools. Please do not generate too many links too fast. Let your links build naturally and slowly, and Google will love you for it.
