One Way Link Juice For Your Website

Before reading this make sure you have read the below articles in the order listed. It is very important to get this right.

• Writing Keyword Rich Articles
• Choosing The Right Niche
• Getting The Title Right
• How Can I Fix My Xbox 360
• Targeting The Keyword
• Outsourcing Your Articles For Re Writing 
• It Is Essential To Have A Good Bio Box
• Syndicating Your Articles 

Milk Your Article For Link Goodness

Once that is done then read on...

Getting Links Back To Your Website

Your Bio Box as we have already stated is a very important piece of your article. Those links that you build in there are very very important.

What you want people to do is link to your site. If you write good articles this is most of your problems solved. People will add you to their favourites if they feel that you provide good value for money and could help them to improve the business they are building.

As simple as that sounds, a lot of article writers do it wrong. If you are promoting a product, make sure the product has a page on your website. 

Do not link directly to sites for affiliate products they’re promoting. You can make money that way, but you’re throwing the chance away of getting a subscriber to your website. The more people you can get to join you who are interested in the subject you are promoting the more chance you have of selling to them in the future.

By sending them directly to the affiliate link you have a good chance of making a sale, but you loose the chance of offering this person other sales in the future.

But what on your site do you link to exactly?

Make sure one link is to the content related to your article. This is the obvious one.

In the article that we wrote , you could link to a page with information about your XBox 360 repair guide. Make sure it is "Keyworded" correctly.

Don’t link directly to a squeeze page, or EzineArticles.com in particular won’t accept your article. Link to real, related content.

That could be a related article, a page with information about products, virtually anything, as long as it’s solid information.

You could also link to a continuation of your written article. The best thing to do is to link to a review page on your website. In this review page there should not be a link out of it.

The secong link on your page should either be directly to your index page which is giving you link juice, or to another major page on your website.

By this we mean the following. If your website is about different sports cars your main link will go directly to the review page you want to send them to. ie www.uavago.com/ferrarireviews.php

Your second link would go to the main directory for the sports cars.ie www.uavago.com/ferrari.php

This will send PR juice to both of these pages. In the top link you would not have an exit box if you were trying to sell ferrari products. In the bottom link you would have a link on the page directly to either your homepage or to other pages on your website.

Another good way is to write an article promising a certain number of “insider tips”, or something similar, then making people click through to your site to get more.

For instance, you could write an article on the Top 10 XBox 360 Problems And Solutions…and only give them five in your article. One of the links will then go directly to the rest of the tips. The other link can go either to a main directory or to the review page of all the products you have looked at.

Sneaky? Yep. But sometimes it pays to be a little sneaky when it
comes to getting the most out of your SEO efforts.

Regardless of what you link to on your site, though, always remember to do this

Include your keyword in the title of the page you link to. This is explained in Targeting The Keyword. You’re also keeping Google happy when you do it. Here’s what Google sees:

That means Google will reward you for that link. It’s really helping Google help you…and you got it essentially for free.

Include your keyword in the text of that page. Again, Google’s getting smarter all the time, and they’re always looking to make sure searchers get good stuff on pages in the  ERPs. Having your keyword in your page title helps, but if that’s all that’s on your page, you’re sunk. Include at least 500 words on the page, and include your keyword in it, especially
in your header tags.

You can link from that page to an affiliate site, to additional content
at your site, to your own sales page…anywhere you want. But if you
give Google a page like that, coming from a link at a high-quality site
(and believe me, sites like EzineArticles.com are of high quality in
Google world), you’ll be winning the SEO game.

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