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Automatic Backlink Creator

admin — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 16:18:21 +0000

Here is a interesting plugin I stumbled upon. The Automatic Backlink Creator is a wordpress plugin that will automatically create backlinks for you when you create a post. There are currently 1,876 sites in their network (as of 1/7/2011). You can also use this plugin for articles as well. Basically you can write spun articles and submit them to the network form the admin panel.

For me, a few questions came to mind. Is this available for unlimited domains? Any conditions when using the plugin?

- You can install it on all of your domains. There is a activation code.
- There are terms related to the network (can’t use them on adult sites, gambling, mediation, etc.).

You purchase the plugin AND the network, so there is a monthly charge.

I found this testimonial video on the Automatic Backlink Creator

This video was submitted by BruteForceWealth.

If this sounds good to you, then check out Automatic Backlink Creator today! If you have any personal experience with this plugin, please comment below. Love to hear the good and bad!

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Pay Attention to your Roll-Your-Own EPN sites

admin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:44:38 +0000

Yesterday I noticed that my EPN sites were having trouble with their searching capability. It appears that eBay changed some things related to their RSS feed on my searches, luckily my category RSS were okay, for the time being. This recent change affected my parser that extracts the Auction ID for my SEO links (internalized links to eBay). I also noticed that they named a few new variables (this could be old news for many, but it was new to me)

icep_item=xxxxxx
ipn=psmain
icp_vectorid=xxxxxxx
kwid=xxxxxx
mtid=xxxx
kw=rss
icep_ff3=2

I was able to restore search functionality, but I only updated my rover redirects on one site to verify that this change did NOT impact my click counts for that site, and I’ll be migrating my rover code to this new style. I know I could pull this rover URL directly from the RSS result, but I’m not passing extraneous info via the querystring on my redirect. I may reconsider this though.

Today, Dave at BuildANicheStoreBlog.com had a post stating that if you have BANS sites that have Cloak Affiliate Links in box #4 you may be experiencing problems. This seems awfully coincidental to my issues noticed yesterday. Apparently, those users are directed to a ‘Page Not Responding’ at eBay. You can read Dave’s full post here.

Submit Edge recap

admin — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:37:16 +0000

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about Submit Edge directory service. I decided to give them a shot, since a few friends/associates seem to be using them as well.

My initial test was with a single web site (store front type of site). It was showing some decent potential in earnings, but not well indexed in the search engines. I figured I would see what I could do with this site and improve it’s overall ranking as well as specific keyword ranking.

I purchased the 200 directory submission service package – 7 days plan. It took exactly 7 days for me to get the report. The report was very nice, breakdown of directory and PR related to that directory. They also created a gmail account which they use as the submission email. Logging into this account, I verified that they did indeed submit to the directories listed. Some of the directories denied the listing, but the majority of them accepted the listings.

Now we’re a few weeks after the submissions, and I’m starting to see backlinks being indexed (mostly in Yahoo). Turning on my SEO Elite, I can run a few reports, and verify that some of the directories are being indexed with my link there, as well as increase on keywords that I used when I submitted the site to those directories.

I think the service is a absolute bargain. $25 dollars to submit to those directories saved me a lot of time, and I’m starting to see some results. I’ll continue to monitor this domain, but will be submitting a few new Amazon store sites next and see if I can kick start some traffic and increase keyword rank. Overall, thumbs up on this service!

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Use Submit Edge!

admin — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:44:20 +0000

Over the last two months, I’ve been working two new (not sure why new to me) areas of affiliate or internet marketing. Those are areas are the use of tools to speed up research and processes and more serious approach to SEO (Search Engine Marketing).

This post, in a way, combines the two. A few people in the past had recommended the SubmitEdge service, but I thought I take a closer look last week. What is SubmitEdge? It’s a service that will submit your site depending on the service you desire. Their description says it quite well:

SubmitEdge is an Ethical Search Engine Optimization Firm offering | Search Engine Optimization | Link Building | Directory Submission | Article Submission | Blog Review | SEO Web Design | Content Writing | Press Release | other SEO Solutions

Ok, this sounds ‘good’, but I wasn’t sold. I’ve heard and read this before. I was waiting for the punchline, etc. One of the things I was mostly interested in was their Directory Submission SEO service. I’ve been working on getting more backlinks to my ‘test’ SEO site and saw that they offer a great deal for this.

Here is what they have to say about their Directory Submission service:

Search engine optimization (SEO) has started turning submission to directories and articles to its advantage. You could have an excellent website, and you may have the latest e-commerce technology and the best graphic design work. Now comes the tricky part: choosing an SEO firm. There’s a long list of SEO firms claiming that they can do submission to directories, link building and article submission, but does a chocolate website really need to build links to an oil merchant directory?

Google has implemented LSI and has already started shunting out link farms, and pointless paid links. For any SEO firm or webmaster, the most worthwhile ways forward are articles and other web contents. Not only does our article submission service ensure that all incoming links to your site are ‘relevant,’ we also ensure that your precious time and resources are not wasted on futile link building.

Our submission services ensure that each manual directory, we submit to is relevant to your site; each directory is chosen based on pedigree and reliability. Any major search engine that actually catalogues and indexes a directory has to meet certain criteria. Our service ensures that each directory, we submit to has been thoroughly researched and not blacklisted by any search engine. Better still,- we offer only one-way linking services so no reciprocal links are required.

Their key features related to Directory Submission:

They manually submit to all directories. They have a 68 member staff that are well trained and they follow all submission guidelines.
The links that you get are one-way permanent links for your website; no reciprocal links are required.
They constantly, review, verify and update all the links in our 8000+ directories.
They provide excellent customer service; all queries will be answered within 24 hours.
They give a full report on submissions.
They submit your site to directories with high PR rank.
Each submission to directory will cost you 8 cents; our directory submits are among the most competitively priced on the Internet.
They allow their users to give 10 unique titles and 10 unique descriptions to avoid duplication of content.

As #7 pointed out, we’re talking 8 cents per directory! That’s gold to me. The amount of time and effort for me to do this is WAY more expensive. I initially went with the 200 Directory Submission Service Package – 7 Days with only costs $25.00! To me this price is fantastic. What I’m looking for is the quality backlinks. They do submit to multiple PR rated directories.

The process is very simple as well. After you pay for a service package, you are directed to a form. This form will ask you some basic information:

Name (which could be real or fake.. whatever)
URL (root URL to your site)
Titles 1-10 (Here is where you would include keywords in variations of your title)
Long Description 1-10 (Here is where would include different descriptions including keywords)
Keywords (keywords associated to your submissions – long and short tail)
Category 1-5 (Different categories depending on what the directory offers)

My package is a 7 Day submit, so they will submit to 200 directories over the course of 7 days. They have various packages.. like SEO-Friendly 5000 Directory Submission Service – 500 Manual Directory Submissions every 15 days for 150 Days. As you can see, directory submissions for 15 days over the course of 150 days. Makes it VERY natural. This service costs ($499), but getting 5000 submission is pretty sweet. Services range from $15 (100 Directory Submission – 5 Days) to $499 (what I mentioned earlier), so you can find something that fits your needs or budget.

If you’re looking to pump up your backlinks, I would take a very close look at SubmitEdge, and paying $10 or $25 is a no-brainer for testing!

SEO Elite Review

admin — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:22:50 +0000

Some of you following along with the blog are aware that I’ve been on a buying spree lately for internet marketing tools. I’m a strong believer of “it takes money to make money”, and I’ve been trying to find ways to maximize my time and efforts, and tools are vital to this. Lately, I’ve been on a big SEO (Search Engine Optimization) kick, and finding ways to drive organic, targeted traffic to my sites.

I recently purchased Blog Comment Demon which is fantastic and Bird Feeder for Twitter followers, but I also needed a tool to help gauge and provide as much information about how my sites ranks with various keywords. This is where SEO Elite comes in. After several recommendations from friends/associates as well as reading some posts on Digital Point, I figured this was the next tool in my tool box I needed.

I’m currently using SEO Elite for two large purposes, while I discover and maximize other features. I’m primarily using SEO Elite to determine how my site ranks with the keywords I have chosen with Google’s keyword tool. The second area I use is to view other sites that compete with me and see how they rank on similar keywords. By doing so, I can potentially find where they’re backlinked.

SEO Elite also has some great tools similar to Blog Comment Demon for finding blogs and other potential linking sites.

Another key feature, but I haven’t worked on this yet, is to be able to submit articles to article directories with a centralized tool. Part of streamlining things is staying organized, and that’s my goal for July is to establish a ‘process’ and work a ‘plan’ for SEO to my sites. By using tools to help organize, centralize and optimize I feel this will help in the big picture of my internet marketing ventures.

I would highly recommend purchasing SEO Elite. It’s a quality product with tons of video and audio tutorials. I’m just scratching the surface and I’m thoroughly impressed with this piece of software by Brad Callen. If you purchase this, and have any questions, I’ll be more than happy to try to help you out.

SEO Book Training Program!

admin — Fri, 29 May 2009 20:29:15 +0000

Aaron Wall originally wrote the SEO Book, which is/was a great eBook on how to become more successful in the Search Engine Marketing world. I am a fan of his product, and do appreciate his suggestions and advice. I’ve used many of the techniques listed in that eBook. Aaron has fallen off of my radar the last year or so, but I recently listened to webmaster radio with Shoemoney, and Aaron was the guest. It was great to hear that he’s working on a new project.. or program. He’s moving away from the eBook system, and going with a online training system.

I’m a big fan of these online community training program sites. To me, the wealth of knowledge that can be found on these sites is incredible. My first training site that I became involved in was Wealthy Affiliate. The community found there and the resources available totally justify the monthly costs. I’ll be writing a post about Wealthy Affiliate in the near future. For now, I recently signed up to Aaron Wall’s SEO Book Training Program and I’m super excited to participate in the program.

On his web site there is a good video tour of features and areas. I’m supre into the training modules and forum. Very cool.