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Affiliate Income Booster Techniques
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Customer Service - The Key to Increased Customer Lifetime Value
Last month we discussed building credibility and trust at your website, so that visitors feel comfortable buying from you. That is half of the battle. The more important part is increasing the lifetime value of each customer, that is, getting your...
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Google Adworeds and Multiple Streams of Income
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Power Packed Linking Strategies - Part One
This is the first in a series of three articles showing you how to find a suitable linking strategy for your website and put it to work for you.
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How To Find Your Links In Google
As you may know, part of getting ranked high on Google or many
other search engines depends on who links to you.
This short article will explain how to find out who is linking to your
website, using simple search techniques.
The basic way is to open up Google.com and type
link:yourdomain.com
This will show who links to your home page, including any of your
internal pages. However, this isn't always the best link search, since
Google actually only will include websites that link to you if that site
has a Google page Rank of 4 or above.
Another way to look is to type
inurl:yourdomain.com
This should show a bit more accurate results. If you look at the results
though, you will probrably see a bunch of your webpages as the link
results. To stop this from happening, you can type.
inurl:yourdomain.com -site:yourdomain.com
OR
link:yourdomain.com -site:yourdomain.com
This should exclude your website from being included in the results.
Also, you can try using "yourdomain" as a search item which will show
sites linking to you as well, make sure
you include the "".
In addition, play around with these search tools. Include the www in
your search and try it without the www as well.
These search tools also work great in other search engines. Like Yahoo,
Altavista, Alltheweb and others. Keep in mind that each search engine
has different particulars and some will give better or worse results.
You can also try to use this with domains that get top ranking for your
search terms. If you do a link search on those sites, you can try and
trade links or get a backlink from your competitors links. This will
help you rank higher, since the links all wind up going to the same place.
Remember, search engine ranking is an ongoing effort and once you can
obtain good ranking, it will increase your visits, targeted sales and your
sites exposure. All Free.
If you want any help with these, drop me an email
at jhoffman@inetgoodies.com
About the Author
Jim Hoffman is co founder of Inet Goodies an Internet Resource
Group focusing on helping people succeed online through several
partner sites. Find out more at http://seogoodies.com
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