Give People a Reason to Link to Your Website

One of the best ways to attract one-way links to your website is to promote free content, such as news or articles, white papers, free tools, and so on, via your own website or blog.

This is the inverse of the link-building strategy we’have been discussing where you actually push content to other websites or blogs. Using this strategy, you are creating valuable content and subscribing to that old adage, “If you build it, they will come.”

It might sound "cliché", but thanks to social media and the web, you can attract users to your website (and links) by having something of value to offer. If you provide something of value, other websites will start linking to you, giving one-way links that can dramatically improve your search engine results. Personally, I like to create article collections that provide a wealth of information to website browsers seeking information.

For example, I’have developed a posting of blogger-related articles that I have written during my blogging career, placing them in a special free articles section of my website. There are a number of other websites linking to this resource, I make sure to add new articles on a regular basis to keep the content fresh. Doing so encourages other sites to create links to the content from their own websites. Another suggestion is the production of a small promotional E-book.

If you’have ever downloaded a book electronically from the World Wide Web, you already have experience with E-books. When users know they can get something, even a small promotional E-book for free, they tell others. This creates a “viral” effect that is great for attracting one-way links. If you can create an E-book of your own, regardless of its length, develop it in Word and save it as a PDF.

 As a last step, post it on your website and make available after browsers provide their name and email address. If you need help with your E-book or would like to leverage the work others have done, search for PLR-related materials. PLR stands for private label rights, and you can often “buy” the rights to completed E-book , how-to manuals, and the like, for little or no money. The next step is to offer these PLR E-book on your website.

Before long, others will be linking to you because you’re providing something of value. Just make sure they are linking in the right way. On your web page, encourage people to link to your E-book and provide them with the proper link text (e.g., If you’d like to link to us, please use the following: Your keyword phrase). As I mentioned at the start of this blog post,off-page optimization is the most important factor for improving Google SERPs.

Use the Search Engine Optimization Made Simple techniques to build quality links to your website and watch your search engine rankings soar! All of these off-page optimization techniques, when applied consistently over time, significantly improve Google SERPs and results on other major search engines. After implementing the various off-page optimization methods we’have covered in link building process, select those you are most comfortable with and apply on a regular basis. and maybe later you want check is your seo strategy working or not and with this scan seo tools is very easy to do .

Meta Tags Every blogger blog Must have

The most important function of metadata is not the ability to have your blogger blog rankings, but its ability to help your content to make the best first impression possible. The Big 3 social networks all allow bloggers the ability to provide metadata specific to the channel and therein lies the opportunity to provided titles, descriptions and pictures that resonate directly with audience in a given channel.

So this Metadata Really help both search engine to understand and display your content on way that attract more visitors to your site and more engagement.

title tag :

still the king on your on-page optimization and help on off-page optimization, the title tell Google what you blogger blog about and help you website rank for specific keyword that appear in your title and others places in your blog,but you have to put relevant title to your blog to both have high ranking and have high CTR .

this title must be one on your webpage and if it duplicate search engine will distrust your website and maybe penalize it. to add this tag in your blogger blog you have just add the code bellow in your head section.
<title> put here you blogger title </title>

Description tag : 

this not o boost your ranking but it for the users but still have an influence on your blogger blog ranking and the same as the title tag must have a unique description on your webpage .
to add the meta description to your blog you have to add the code bellow to your header section just above the title tag .
<meta name="description" content="put here your description" />
but for blogger id hard to give each post in blogger but with some condition tag and we will discuss this in later blog post

keyword tag  [^_^]

this tag is my favorite one because Google doesn't support this tag but Bing still but Google see the webpage with the keyword  tag as spammy and it really help your competitor to have a deep idea about your keyword and what you want to rank for so Google own more than 60% of searchers so you know what you have to do . and if you still want put it in your website, here is the code  :
<name="keyword" content="keyword-1,keyword-2, keyword-3"/>

Authorship Markup 

this markup is made by Google and in an article in search engine land has been verified by Eric Schmidt Google is going to rank well the blogger blog with high authority authors and reliable source and give you a nice look in SERP and have high CTR. but the tag work online on Google  .
and they are a variation of this tag and places to put it in :

rel - author : 
this code you put it in head section :
< link rel=”author” href=”https://plus.google.com/[YOUR PERSONAL G+ PROFILE HERE]“/>

this code you put it in you post or body tag :
<a href=”[profile_url]?rel=author”>Google</a>

rel - me :
this is a  tag to link to your profile :
<a href=”https://plus.google.com/[YOUR PERSONAL G+ PROFILE NUMBER]” rel=”me”>MyGoogle+</a>

rel - publisher :
this tag can be used with the tag rel - authors in same place and this used in website that have multi authors :
<link rel=”publisher” href=”https://plus.google.com/[YOUR BUSINESS G+ PROFILE HERE]“/>

Social Meta Tags

most website or business have a social media page and they bring them a lot of new or returining visitors with sharing there content on it but what about if we give a good look for our content in social media site and have more engagement and conversion.so i give you some metadate to give your sharing content a good looking and  grabbing people’s attention and getting them to click.

 Open-graph tags

Og:title  : This is the title of the piece of content. You should use this as a headline that will appeal to the Facebook audience. It is completely ok to use a different title than the one on the actual site as long as the message is ultimately the same. You have 95 characters to work with.Format:
<meta property=”og:title” content=”bloggersens blog”/>

og:type : This is the type of object your piece of content is. For your purposes it will usually be blog, website or  article, but if you want to get fancy Facebook provides a complete list.Format:
<meta property=”og:type” content=”article”/>

og:image : This is the image that Facebook will show in the screenshot of the content. Be sure to specify a square image to ensure the best visibility in a user’s timeline. If you don’t specify an image at all you are left to the mercy of the user to pick which image represents your content based on what Facebook can scrape. That is typically not the way to ensure the best first impression.Format:
<meta property=”og:image” content=”http://www.bloggersens.com/some-thumbnail.jpg”/>

og:url : This is simply the URL of the page (or edge). You should specify this especially if you have duplicate content issues to make sure the value of the edge in Facebook is consolidated into one URL.Format:
<meta property=”og:url” content=”http://bloggersens.com”/>

og:description  : This is the description Facebook will show in the screenshot of the piece of content. Just like the standard meta description it should be catchy and contain a call to action, but in this case you have nearly twice the number of characters to work with. Make sure this too speaks to the Facebook audience. You have to 297 characters to make it happen.Format:
<meta property=”og:description” content=”your content here”/>

fb:admins : This metatag is critical for getting access to the wealth of data made available via Facebook Insights. You simply have to specify the Facebook User IDs in the metadata of those users you want to have access. For more information on Facebook Insights see the documentation.Format:
<meta property=”fb:admins” content=”USER_ID”/>

Twitter Cards

twitter:card : This is the card type. Your options are summary, photo or player. Twitter will default to “summary” if it is not specified.Format:
<meta name=”twitter:card” content=”summary”>

twitter:url : This is the URL of the content.Format:
<meta name=”twitter:url” content=”your content here”>

twitter:title : This is the title of the content to be shared and should be limited to 70 characters after which Twitter will truncate. Again, go for headlines instead of keywords.Format:
<meta name=”twitter:title” content=”Parade of Fans for Houston’s Funeral”>

twitter:description : This is the description of the content to be shared and should be limited to 200 characters after which Twitter will truncate. Again, go for engaging text, you have more opportunity here than the actual tweet does.Format:
<meta name=”twitter:description” content=”content here”>

twitter:image  : This is the image that will be displayed on the Twitter Card and it should be a square image no smaller than 60×60 pixels.
<meta name=”twitter:image” content=”url image here”>

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How to Get Links to Your blogger blog easily

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In this blog post i will show you how I handle link building for my own websites and blogs. understand the importance of slow and steady link building. In fact, link-building Expert are out there every day trying to get hundreds or thousands of links to their sites through automated services and shortcuts only to find that Google slaps them with a big penalty-setting their SEO back weeks or even months.

I’ve experimented with tons of paid services to support my search engine optimization efforts. Nine times out of ten, they either can’t deliver what they promise or worse yet, have a negative impact on search results (ex: website submission services).

From my perspective, link building is a monthly process. Build links too quickly and you’ll be penalized or perhaps achieve top rankings for only a short while (e.g., press releases). Build links too slowly and your competition may always outrank you. Striking the perfect balance takes experience and experimentation. I’ve spent a Much time creating a link-building process that can give you the results you’re looking for. The only variable is the competitiveness of your niche.


Once you have developed a website or blog, identified the keyword phrase you want to rank well for, and implemented on-page optimization, the next step is to have a link-building plan. Start your link building by developing a comprehensive list of sites linking into the top few results for the keyword phrase you’re targeting. Systematically work through all those links and try to acquire links back to your site from each of them. Once your list has been exhausted, it’s time for a disciplined link-building program.

The best way to manage your activity is by creating a spreadsheet that allows you to track your activity. it is a summary level but you should also create tabs on your spreadsheet that capture the sites you use for submission. This allows you to come back to authoritative sites on a monthly basis and reuse them for link submissions.
Your plan should be as follows:

1. Create, spin, and distribute one article per month. Each article should include a link or two back to your site in the author section and possibly in the article itself. Consider using tools to help with this initiative. Use a spinner to create unique versions of your article and distribution resources. I usually have one or two articles per site queued up, spun, and ready to go at the beginning of each month. I distribute these articles at a pace of around fifty per day to potential directories and sites using semi-automated article distribution tools.
2. Submit to high PR web directories. Directory submissions are another great way to produce one-way links to your websites and blogs. Pace your submission, but don’t worry about being too aggressive. Even if you submit to say twenty-five to fifty directories in a given month, most will take time to post your link, if at all. There is only a small success rate unless paying for a directory listing. Therefore, feel free to submit to a number of directories during the month. Over time it will appear as though you are receiving a good number of directory listing confirmations on a regular basis.
3. Do follow blog submissions. Each month, focus on making quality submissions to “do follow” blogs in your niche. If you are unable to find do follow blogs in your niche, focus on high PR blogs of any kind. By taking the time to read posts and make valued comments in the proper way, you can drive quality links to your site. I recommend no more than ten to twenty quality blog posts in a given month. Assuming you have a list of ten quality blogs each month, making a couple of posts on each should be easy. This also keeps things manageable. With most blogs there is moderation. As a result, your comments may take some time to appear live or may be rejected. Stay the course and you’ll find more and more of your comments being accepted.
4. Forum submissions.forum submissions are a great resource for one-way links. Keep in mind that  you may need to make a minimum of ten posts before you are allowed to display your signature including links back to your  website. Begin to register and cultivate a number of forums that you can go back to on a monthly basis to add content and display your signature. I suggest anywhere around twenty forum posts per month. The reason is that forum posting, much like blog posting, takes time. If you’re aggressive you could certainly use forum posting much more. I’d shoot for around fifty posts in a month. This is definitely one of those tasks I’d consider outsourcing once you’ve established yourself on some targeted forums for your niche.
5. Profile submissions.I use this list for all of the sites I’m optimizing and have even added my own list of high-profile sites that.I revisit monthly. Again, if just starting out, try for about ten high-PR profile submissions for your site each month. If more advanced and you have supplemented the sites provided on Angela’s list, you can post up to fifty over the course of a month. Once you’ve posted your link for a particular site on one of the suggested profile sites, do not post again until the following month. Duplicate links created at the same time won’t help you and in fact may hurt your link-building efforts.
6. Press Release Submission. Each month you should be distributing one press release per website. Much like our article submission process, I like to write a release of around 350 words and put it into my spinner. Then, I make submissions to my list of top five free PR sites (e.g., Pr-inside, Free-Press-Release.com, PRlog.org, etc.). Once you have submitted to a press release distribution site, the news is distributed to hundreds of additional websites, news sites, and blogs.
7. Social Media Links. Social media is an important resource for communicating with others and posting links to your websites and blogs. Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and the like, are common social media sites that you should be registered for and posting to on a regular basis. Include a link to your site in actual social media posts each month. The links in your profile are what matter most, but additional links on your “Wall” and in your “Tweets” can build link equity.
8. Video Submissions. I used to have video submissions and social media tied together for link-building purposes, and to a large extent, they are connected. YouTube, a video hosting site, is really one of today’s largest social media sites. My goal is to produce one new video every month and post on video sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, and Viddler. Videos are commonplace and are easy to distribute. Additionally, universal search results are picking up and display videos in search result listings. Always make sure to include a link to your site in the beginning of your video’s description when submitting to video sites.
9. Social Bookmarking. The concept of bookmarking is very powerful and one I’ve come to rely on for creating and managing inbound links across public websites. There are so many social bookmarking sites that you can do about twenty-five social bookmarks per month for a year and never hit the same site twice. In the social bookmarking section I mentioned some resources for helping with your social bookmarking. Choose a strategy and post to social bookmarking sites on a monthly basis. I recommend not only bookmarking your home page URL but top level pages too. This is seen as less “spammy” and gives you many more pages to work with, avoiding duplicate bookmarks. Always use your keywords in the bookmarking link.

There you have it. This is the exact schedule, with minor tweaks from time to time, that I use on a monthly basis to optimize my own websites and blogs. I suggest that you spend the first few month of your SEO campaign working through each of the submission types on your own. Once you have a strong understanding and foundation for your link-building efforts, find an outsource partner that can help you with different aspects of the process. Before you know it, you’ll be able to reduce the time you spend with repetitive tasks and focus on your next big search engine optimization project!


Conclusion
Increasing your ranking on Google and other search engines isn’t complex, but it does take effort. If you want to increase your websiteor blogger blog  ranking on search engine results pages, you should use the spreadsheet given. if you have any suggestion feel free to put it in comment .

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