Michael Jones has just released a product to make you “Good Enough” for Google.
What???? good enough for google?  
Truth is, Google really only wants to deal with the most elite…

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Every day I make it a point to post at least 2 comments each day to relevant successful and authoritative blog to gain strong back-links at a rate that Google loves.

I used this very technique to drive our www.WhichAffiliate.com site from appearing nowhere in Google to being on the first page of Google for the search term Affiliate Program Directory, which I currently compete against over 90,000,000 other sites for. Yes, ninety million other sites, and we are usually in the top 5.

How is this possible without any “SEO” guys working for us?

Note: Many of the sites WhichAffiliate beat out are OWNED by top “SEO Guys”. We just happen to know a thing or two that they either don’t know, or don’t practice.

Well, it is easy to do. There are no secrets, but your time must be used effectively. You create links from AUTHORITY or VERY BUSY sites to YOUR site using the EXACT keywords you did your on-page seo for, and ALWAYS, and I mean ALWAYS use the EXACT SAME keywords in the anchor text for the links.

What is anchor text?

Look at the link below:

<a href=”http://www.RonaldDavies.com”>Affiliate Marketing</a>

The words “Affiliate Marketing” are the anchor text. This text is  hyperlinked to my blog, which has the same keywords in the TITLE TAGS, in the FIRST LINE OF TEXT IN H1 tags, in the META KEYWORD TAGS, in the META DESCRIPTION TAGS, and as the LAST WORDS (as close as possible) on the page, as well as numerous times through the page, depending which article you are on.

OK. My “on page” SEO is done. Now what?

Simply place 2 relevant comments on 2 different blogs that relate to your site every day, using the linking technique above, which is explained even more so in the video.

When I was on Alex Goad’s blog, I saw over 600 comments to a single post, and only one of them had correct anchor text to the commenter’s web site. Can you guess who posted that comment?

Watch the video #;>)

Ron

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Well,  that subject kinda makes me feel like a tiny yellow bird on the Bugs Bunny show. #;>)

Twitter has been nothing short of a social networking phenomena, and it would be wise for anyone involved in any kind of networking, commercial or otherwise to be well-versed in the use of Twitter, and at least passingly familiar in the manny Twitter API based tools that have come along. Goodness knows, one would not want to be the only one not tweeting tweets and greats with his peep and tweeps using the latest and most effectice twitter ‘gitter tools! Whew!

Tweetsig.com extends your Twitter username and presence onto forums, blogs, emails, you name it, but with a twist. Your most recent tweet is shown as part of a clickable image that links back to your Twitter account.

Have a watch of the video to see just how easy Tweetsig is to use…

Cheers,

Ron

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Wow! Google Conquest is going to turn some heads and make serious money for anyone that uses it! Did Alex actually get “ìnside help“ from Google on this.
After three years of planning and…

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If you aren’t familiar with Google PageRank, you need to be.
So what is PageRank?
“PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an…

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