SEO Strategy

If you know anything about getting traffic from the search engines, you know the importance of getting backlinks to your websites.

The Link Builder Network is a place where online promoters, marketers, web designers and publishers can go to build backlinks to their websites. The Link Builder Network consists of more than 50 blogs where members can publish posts. These blog posts can contain backlinks to your websites - as many websites as you want to promote.

In fact you can even resell this service to clients. For instance, if you are a web designer you can bundle a unique promotional service with your other web building services.

Among other things, the Link Builder Network is a “member restricted” website designed to allow members to promote their products and services. Inside the member restricted area you will find important tools to help build links and web presence.

What kind of tools?

1. A “Multi-Poster” program that lets you post to all blogs within the network. An individual post can be sent to one blog or several. It is all right there in front of you, with no need to log into each blog separately.

2. Instructional videos demonstrating how to use the system and make effective posts.

3. Writing tools, to help you quickly write effective blog posts.

4. A system to let you order unique blog posts, optimized for your products or services and with your links already embedded.

5. Tons of PLR articles that you can take and modify to create posts.

With the Link Builder Network, members can make as many entries as they like - The purpose of the Link Builder Network is to give members an avenue for promotion. So members are free to use the blogs within the network to do legitimate promotion of their products and services.

No spamming is tolerated. Blog posts must make sense, have a maximum of 3 embedded links, and must not be repeated or duplicated in more than 4 blogs across the network.

In his recently released report titled “Search Engine Myths Exposed” Jonathan Leger tackles some of the most basic assumptions most of us make about getting successful ranking in Google.

He presents case studies and actual research to show that most of these assumptions are nothing but “myths” propagated by “gurus” who are just repeating stuff they have heard elsewhere, usually to promote their own products.

Of course Jonathan himself is promoting a product - a link generating product called 3-Way Links - so we might wonder if that has influenced his emphasis in the report just a bit.

Personally I think not, since he has been consistently saying the same thing ever since I have been following him. He also provides some pretty convincing evidence that, Continue Reading »