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Today I want to share with all of you a small trick but many benefit’s for you to get Free Backlinks from a domain PageRank 10
Surely it’s free!

How to get free backlink?
You are NO need to pay the domain owner who have Google Page Rank 10.

Not believe? Try the following trick :
1. Go to URL www.google.com/profiles
2. Continue to choose “Create profile”
3. Enter your google account
4. Fill in all fields associated with your profile information

Want to view result?
To view result Go to URL : http://www.google.com/profiles/fitriani.zall

Tara… oops how to get the backlink? Stay cool brother… When you submit the profile field, in the bottom of the page you will find the link information fields. Well, in that section, please fill your blog link, then you can get free backlink from google that have PR 10 .

So simple, but sometimes does not occur to us

Good luck!

Until now, traffic is a powerful tool to increase popularity, sales, etc., so as good or as good as any website or blog that you created when without any visitors must be zero results. This is a challenge for people who are just starting a business online or bloggers (including me hehehe). For that you need to know a bit about how to increase traffic on the new blog is created either through the process of paid or free, this time the way in which the free course hehehe, this article includes four important steps you should take to begin to generate traffic to your blog.

1. Have a unique article
Search engines will see the entire contents of blogs on a regular basis and are generally looking for a blog / site with new articles and fresh. Therefore, it is important to have fresh articles and high quality that will eventually be indexed faster by search engines

2. Having relevant keywords
Any article posted is a good idea to include keywords and phrases relevant to the topic related to your blog. This will improve our website ranking on search engines. When people visit the blog, the high quality of existing content will make people spend more time on the blog / your website and eventually buy the products or services offered on your site

3. Sending your blog URL to Search Engine
Submitting your URL to search engines is an important step to get more visitors for your blog will appear in search engines.

4. Exchange links with your blog / website that has a PageRank
Exchanging links with popular sites and related blogs as an effective way to drive traffic to your blog, you can get the traffic (the traffic) coming to your blog through other sites that have been linked

By following 4 simple steps to increase your web site traffic above, you will realize that by improving traffic on the newly created blog is not so complicated as imagined.

Hopefully useful

Playing in the world of blogging, of course, is not far from the name “keywords”, the keywords are the most important thing in bringing traffic to Your blog. Shooting seems to have become keywords daily food for the bloggers (like me ). Unfortunately, some of bloggers are sometimes wrong in optimize keywords in an article / posting. In this article I will discuss tips for shooting keywords in an article. Read the rest of this entry »

What’s the big deal about search engine optimization? Isn’t it enough that you’ve put up a website, purchased some Google AdWords, and sent out an email to everyone you know announcing your site? In short, no. There is an art and science to search engine optimization (SEO), and it is critical for web-based businesses to know, understand and utilize if they want to drive quality traffic to their website via the Internet.

Where do you begin, though? How can you possibly know whom to trust or what to do first with so much information out there on SEO? Do you buy links or not? Pay per click or go organic? And what about those SEO companies who are aggressively promising Number 1 rankings? When it comes to search engine ranking, there are a lot of rumors and myths about what will improve your rankings and what won’t.

Debunking Some Popular Search Engine Ranking Myths

- Pay per click (PPC) ads will either help or hurt organic rankings. (Organic simply means the process by which web users find websites having unpaid search engine listings.)

Debunked: PPC is categorized differently than organic listings. There is no effect, one way or the other, on ranking.

- Websites are banned if they ignore Google guidelines.

Debunked: While it’s a good idea to read Google Webmaster Guidelines or Google 101: How Google Crawls, Indexes and Serves the Web, you are not banned if you ignore their guidelines.

- Websites are banned if they buy links.

Debunked: Sites are not banned. The links just aren’t counted.

- Copy must be a certain number of words, use a specific keyword density, and contain bold or italicized keywords.

Debunked: It used to be thought that there was a magic number of words used or certain times a keyword or keyword phrase should be repeated. Not so. Same with bolding and italicizing. They don’t do anything for ranking.

- Duplicate content will get your website penalized.

Debunked: It will just get filtered out and not counted.

- Reciprocal links won’t count.

Debunked: Every link counts, to a certain extent.

- SEO companies can improve your rankings without doing any on-page work.

Debunked: Run if an SEO company tells you this.

According to SEO expert Jill Whalen, SEO isn’t magic and isn’t a crap-shoot. “SEO is about making your website the best it can be for your site visitors and the search engines.” Want to help the right kind of people find your website? Then you need to design your site so search engines can find, crawl and index your pages.

Seven Ways to Get Your Website Crawled
It’s better to have one main website with numerous domains pointing to the main domain, than to have mini-sites or multiple sites with similar content. Mini-sites and multiple sites with similar content do not increase search engine listings and are frequently viewed by search engines as SPAM.

If you do have several stand-alone websites, make sure each serves a different target audience and has unique content with different domain or sub-domain URLs.

Search engines need to be able to follow internal links. To make that happen, use tags, text links, image links, and CSS menus. Spiders have difficulty with JavaScript menus, pop-up windows, drop-down menus, and flash navigation.

Choose keyword phrases that are most relevant and specific to what your web page is about. Think from the perspective of someone searching for what you are offering on your site. Ask, as if you were they: What would I search for if I am looking for something on your page?

Validate your keyword phrases through either paid or free services, such as Keyword Discovery, Wordtracker, or Google AdWords.

Check for keyword competitiveness. Take into consideration the size of your business. In this case, size does matter. If you are a major player with a major brand, you can play in a larger competitive pond than a smaller company just starting out. Know what size pond is right for you, and check for competitiveness by putting: allintitle: “keyword phrase” in your browser and check the number count.

Once you have your keyword phrases validated and checked for competitiveness, use them in anchor texts, clickable image alt tags, headlines, body text copy, title tags, and meta descriptions. Meta tags aren’t all that important for crawling.
SEO can be both intimidating and exhilarating. Intimidating because it seems as if just about everyone has an opinion on what it takes to get a high ranking in Google, so it’s hard to know what to believe. Exhilarating because, once you understand the method behind the madness of SEO, you see the art and science of it. Then it becomes fun and easy to come up with a strategic plan about where to place keyword phrases, how to write copy, and what size pond is best for your company to compete in. Optimize your website, and they will come.