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It’s vitally important that you increase the number of websites that link to your website. Doing this helps you steadily increase traffic and generate more sales. However, if you are to be successful, you must be sure that your website is good enough for someone to link to you.

So, how do you do that?

There is an old cliche that always rings true in the Internet world – “Content is king”. And this is absolutely spot on.

You may be wondering how your content is related to our current topic of building link building, but there is a perfectly sound connection…

It is important that you have quality content on your website or other webmasters will most likely not want to trade links. Your website also needs to be informative and interesting, as this will increase the chance of getting a link from someone else.

Remember, links to your website are the building blocks to success, so it’s worth the effort to acquire them.

Now, let’s go over a small checklist of websites that would be good candidates for good link building:

* Websites with quality, related content.

* Websites that have higher PageRank than you currently have.

* Online directories like Yahoo and other business directories.

* Web 2.0 websites like Squidoo.com and Hubpages.com.

It’s no secret that Google (and other search engines) will list you higher in the search results for having a lot of quality inbound links. So, you should really concentrate on building quality links, which will do more for you than tinkering with Alt tags or any other onsite optimization.

The only downside is that building link popularity is not always easy to do. It tends to be a bit boring and tedious. Plus, it usually takes a big chunk of your time, which is probably why most people don’t like to do it.

Luckily for you, there is a solution!

A brand new search engine optimization tool just came out by my buddy Jeff Alderson called SEO Equalizer. Not only is this software super easy to use, but it is also extremely affordable. I do suggest you pop over to the website and read all about it…

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What Jeff is up to to make it easy for you to but this $47.00 product is he’s letting you try it for a month for $7.00 and then if you like it as much as I do, he bills you the other $40.00 30 days later. It’s a great deal that I hopped on, believe yo me.

Here’s that link again: http://www.johnwmann.com/SEOEqualizer.html

Great listen if you’re interested in using press releases for backlinks or traffic.

Here’s a recap of the points Greg goes over:

Optimizing a Press Release

1 – Keyword research

2 – Where to place keyword phrase in press release
Headline
Sub Headline
Bold text
Within the first 100 words, the sooner the better (Inverted Pyramid)

3 – Put Links to website in Press Release

4 – Submit to FREE Press Release sites
PRWeb *** Best Bang for the Buck
Business Wire
PR Newswire
Marketwire

5 – Measure Results
Track the number of visitors from press release
I suggest installing StatCounter on your site to do so –
http://www.statcounter.com/ (FREE!)

If you're an Internet Marketer doing Video Search Marketing in Early 2008, you Need To Watch This Video:

So Check It Out Today!

You're Gonna Thank me, I Promise You!

John Mann,

Seriously.

Kevin is one of my all time favorite Internet Marketers even though personally he is an asshole and a complete fucking idiot.

But he gives good head.

And writes GREAT eBooks.  And this one is no exception.

Now Michael is a fellow that I've been listening to about Internet Marketing for a long time. He has a great newsletter – one of the few that I make sure to read each time it comes out.

I'm personally just starting to research Web 2.0 and its use promoting my different websites. I knew it was important and getting more so, but when Michael Campbell makes a statement like the one above (in reference to new Web 2.0 tactics), I take notice.

Here's an excerpt from his most recent newsletter on the subject:

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Will the Web2.0 Fad Fade Away? by Michael Campbell

Question: On the subject of using Web2.0 for SEO.

Are you *really* telling me that Google is throwing out its Pagerank system, in favor of the latest items from Newsvine, Digg etc, which appear at #1 in the search results? I wonder if they've got a built-in "fade time" and disappear after a week?

Answer: Er… I'm not saying that Google is throwing out it's PageRank algo. You can still put up a site, announce it to directories, get some incoming links and wait three months to show up in the rankings for a couple of keywords. What I'm saying is "change happens" and they've "moved the cheese."

Certainly there will be cheese doing it the old way. But if you want a lot of new cheese and you want it really fast… post to your blog, announce on the social news sites, then bookmark those posts, and ping the RSS feeds.

The way that Google works, is crawl, index and sort. It's weathering the sorting process over the "long term" that remains to be seen.

12 weeks have passed, but when I search Google for one of my first keyword phrases, I hold down six out of the top 10 spots. Same deal for a six week old one, I still have the #1, #2, #6 and #9 spots.

Even if they do not stand the test of time, it's easy enough to make another blog post and run through the 20 minutes of web 2.0 promotion, to snag several top 10 spots all over again. The cheese keeps moving and so do we… if we want to find it and enjoy it.

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This article written by Michael Campbell and was reprinted with permission of the author.

Signup for Michael's newsletter at:http://www.InternetMarketingSecrets.com and tell him John Mann said "Hello", OK?

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I finally found the answer to my question in the form of an excellent article written by a Super-Affiliate Marketer by the name of Kevin Riley.    

I'm serious. This question has plagued me for years. I could never quite understand why no one else seemed to be wondering about it.

So here's Kevin's article in its entirety:

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How To Set Up Your Follow-Up E-Mail Series To Get The Most Out Of Your Lists

by Kevin Riley

Your online business system should have two separate mailing lists – your freebie list and your customer list.

These lists are not the same, so don't treat them the same. If you want to get the most sales and long-term profits out of your list, you need to set up your follow-up systems properly.

Set And Forget

With a good autoresponder to take care of signing up subscribers and delivering your series of e-mails, you only need to do the work once. So, take the time to design your e-mail series well. Don't provide any time-sensitive information in your e-mail series, as you want to set it and forget it – let it keep sending out the same information for years to come.

For every new subscriber that joins your list, the information will be fresh and new. As long as you're delivering good information, there is no reason to change it.

Your Customer List

This is your most valuable asset and needs to be treated as such. Set up your follow-up e-mails to deliver a series of valuable tips. Since these are paying customers, make this some good "how to" information. Your series of tips should be so good that, if you bundled them together, you could sell them as a report.

Design your follow-up series around the main subject of your product line. If you create a series of tips that will be useful to any customer – no matter which of your products they buy – you will keep all your customers happy. Carry this same subject into your weekly newsletter, and you'll keep your customers on your list for a very long time.

With your customer list, give them a good amount of great content, to balance out the number of offers you place in their e-mails. You'll be selling more products to your customer list, but if you balance it well with the valuable information you're supplying, your customers won't feel that you are only selling to them.

Your Freebie List

The people on your freebie list have not yet qualified themselves to receive your best information – and it wouldn't be fair to your paying customers to give away the same information to this list. But, you do want to give good enough information to this list, so they'll see the value of buying one of your products. As you did with your free report, give them some great "what to do" information.

With your freebie list, you can also increase the frequency of mailing. Set up your autoresponder to send out an e-mail every day for the next 7-10 days. In each e-mail, you can use the "what to do" information to pre-sell one of your information products. In each and every e-mail, have a link and a call to action to buy one of your low-priced reports.
Your freebie follow-up series has one job – and only one job – to move your free report readers onto your customer list. The way for them to get onto the valued customer list is by buying a product. With a freebie list, your follow-up system must sell, sell, sell.

Two Lists

Treat your lists differently and you'll build a profitable online business. Take some time to design your freebie and customer lists. As you create more products for your product line, you can develop other free reports and freebie lists to feed prospects into your customer list. Above all else, treat your customer list as the valuable asset that it is.

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