Three simple steps that helped to double the site traffic in a month.

1. First, I made the most of Technorati tags. I tagged every key word in all my posts. Initially I did this by hand but then I discovered a WordPress plugin called SimpleTags that made the work a whole lot easier. I found that by tagging my post efficiently they were getting a lot more attention than their untagged counterparts, and as an added advantage I was getting focused, quality traffic to the site!

2. I leveraged my existing site. I have been running my business site for a few years and that was getting modest level of traffic that was significant to my blog – so why not try to make some of that to my new blog! I placed a few FeedBurner title animator blocks on some of my most popular pages and after a day or so I noticed a major increase in traffic for 5 minutes worth of work on my part.

Effective link building is a complex affair and can be a tremendously time consuming and difficult task. However quality links are extremely powerful and a steady flow of incoming links is necessary for any website hoping to struggle in the search engine marketplace.

Deep Linking Google will provide more weight to a site with 500 links all pointing to dissimilar pages on a site than it will a site with 750 links all pointing to the homepage.

Varying Anchor Text Many webmasters consider that the more keyword rich anchor text links to the target page the improved. As discussed, when sites acquire links naturally they have little control over where the external site links to. This is the same for the anchor text of usual links i.e. the webmaster has little manage of the anchor text of inbound links.

It is highly likely that a website with compelling content will acquire links from a diversity of these sources. It will have press releases announcing new content, articles reviewing the site, listings in trust directories and communities will be discussing the site in Blogs and forums.

Always we have question that Home page have the Page Rank 5 or 6 but the links pages with 0. The above question asks whether you should deem linking to a PR 5 site when the links page is a PR 0.

Reason 1 – The links page is newly added and has not had a PR assigned to it in the Google toolbar.

Reason 2 – Links page is not being linked to, or is linked to using a dynamic link.

Reason 3 – links page is hidden deep in the navigation of the website. Some webmasters bury the link to their links page deep within their site, so that the only way a search engine spider will discover the links page is by following 3 or 4 links from the homepage. When this is done, very little (if any) PR flows to the links page.

Reason 4 – Multiple links pages conceal the page your link is found on.

Reason 5 – Check for a robots.txt file on the site which is requesting the link exchange. If there is one, make sure that there is no control that disallows the spiders from accessing the links page. This is a technique that will avert the search engines spiders from visiting the links page, so no PR, and no advantage, is passed to your site.

One of the elements of site development and SEO that often gets overlooked is internal linking. When done right, you can kill two birds with one stone, and improve both search rankings and usability.

You may be familiar with the fact that when sites link to other sites, search engines pass value for the terms/phrases used in the link anchor text. (Anchor text is the highlighted text in the link.) When working on improving rankings for a site, people usually try to target links from other sites (external links) that have the desired anchor text related to terms they want to rank for. However, contextual internal links can also be effective in helping to improve a site’s rankings for targeted keyphrases.

Context is the Key – Link Within Your Content

Your website’s text content is filled with opportunities to potentially pass link juice to other pages of your site and to help users find their end destination. To start improving your internal linking strategy, go through your site section by section, page by page, and see where it would make sense (from a user’s point of view), and insert some contextual links to other pages that you want to rank better.

Be sure to use the keywords/phrases (in the anchor text) that you would like the destination pages to rank for. In your links to these pages throughout the site, vary it up and don’t use the exact same phrases in anchor text, or it will look artificial to both search engines and users. As you are doing this, make sure that the target keyphrases show up on the destination page in some form. Links are more effective if the terms in the link anchor text also show up on the page. One area where this is useful is to help a site rank for both plural and singular versions of a word.

The surrounding text can help too, so you may want to tweak the sentences and paragraphs around your links to improve the contextual value.

When you’re finished, get some feedback from outside users to make sure it still looks natural.

Link doping in search engine optimization refers to the effect and practice of embedding a large number of unwarranted hyperlinks on a website, in exchange for reciprocal linking. It is mainly used when describing blogs, link doping typically implies that a person hyperlinks to websites he or she has never visits, in return for a position on the website’s blogroll, for the only purpose of inflating the obvious popularity of his or her own website. Since the search algorithms of numerous web directories as well as search engines rely only on the number of hyperlinks to a website to determine its significance or influence, link doping can effect in a high placement or ranking for the felonious website.

Initially used in an article published in Sobriquet Publication and on Blogcritics.org, link doping has been puzzled with the related practice of extreme hyper linking, also identified as “link whoring”. While the two phrase may be used interchangeably to illustrate gratuitous linking, link doping carries the additional implication of deliberately striving to reach a certain level of achievement for one’s website without having earned it through solid work.

There are two main definitions for building links:
1. Linking is a communique and illustration signal inherent to the net. Links return contribution, value, significance and influence. If you want a scalable answer for building high-quality links, then offer solid value and assistance to your market, industry and community.

2. There are many different methods to build links. There is no correct method and no best practices; there is only creativeness, cleverness, and hard work.

Links are now a major service. It was not always this method. In the pre-Google era, links were about sharing resources and receiving traffic.

Today, links are about traffic, sure, and they are about sharing – but they are also about search engines.

Relevance is always measured in perspective to a search keywords used in a search. The higher the significance of a keyword to a site, the higher the website would rank.

On site Keyword Relevance

Keywords appearing on your web pages get better your site’s relevance to the same keyword phrases. This can be accomplished by carrying out seo on your web site using keyword research, industry-relevant and important keyword phrases.

Keywords in Anchor Text

Keywords appearing in the Anchor Text of an inbound link, irrespective of the Page Rank of the linking page recover your site’s relevance to those keyword phrases.

Topic Sensitive Page Rank

TSPR attempts to merge the value of “significance” and “consequence” of a web page, by calculating the “PageRank” of your web page using only “context-sensitive” inbound links.