Web Development and Promotion

Google Web Fonts

2012-02-07T22:21:00.000-08:00

https://developers.google.com/webfonts/docs/getting_started#Subsets

Create XML in PHP

2011-10-08T11:34:00.000-07:00

<?php

// THIS IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL - DO NOT FORGET TO SET THIS
@date_default_timezone_set("GMT");

$writer = new XMLWriter();
// Output directly to the user

$writer->openURI('php://output');
$writer->startDocument('1.0');

$writer->setIndent(4);

// declare it as an rss document
$writer->startElement('rss');
$writer->writeAttribute('version', '2.0');
$writer->writeAttribute('xmlns:atom', 'http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom');

$writer->startElement("channel");
//----------------------------------------------------
//$writer->writeElement('ttl', '0');
$writer->writeElement('title', 'Latest Products');
$writer->writeElement('description', 'This is the latest products from our website.');
$writer->writeElement('link', 'http://www.domain.com/link.htm');
$writer->writeElement('pubDate', date("D, d M Y H:i:s e"));
$writer->startElement('image');
$writer->writeElement('title', 'Latest Products');
$writer->writeElement('link', 'http://www.domain.com/link.htm');
$writer->writeElement('url', 'http://www.iab.net/media/image/120x60.gif');
$writer->writeElement('width', '120');
$writer->writeElement('height', '60');
$writer->endElement();
//----------------------------------------------------

//----------------------------------------------------
$writer->startElement("item");
$writer->writeElement('title', 'New Product 8');
$writer->writeElement('link', 'http://www.domain.com/link.htm');
$writer->writeElement('description', 'Description 8 Yeah!');
$writer->writeElement('guid', 'http://www.domain.com/link.htm?tiem=1234');

$writer->writeElement('pubDate', date("D, d M Y H:i:s e"));

$writer->startElement('category');
$writer->writeAttribute('domain', 'http://www.domain.com/link.htm');
$writer->text('May 2008');
$writer->endElement(); // Category

// End Item
$writer->endElement();
//----------------------------------------------------

// End channel
$writer->endElement();

// End rss
$writer->endElement();

$writer->endDocument();

$writer->flush();
?>

play youtube video with mute sound

2011-09-09T08:55:00.000-07:00

sql select order by specific order

2011-09-07T12:48:00.000-07:00

select * from tablename
Where id in (15,12,34,44,2)
Order by (Case When id = 15 then 0
When id = 12 then 1
When id = 34 then 2
When id = 44 then 3
When id = 2 then 4 Else id End)

coverflow effect

2011-07-28T10:56:00.000-07:00

http://addyosmani.com/blog/jqueryuicoverflow/
http://www.deensoft.com/lab/protoflow/
http://blarnee.com/wp/an-improved-javascript-coverflow-demo-using-canvas-and-html5/
http://www.weberdesignlabs.com/blog/2007/09/flash-itunes-cover-flow/
http://jacksasylum.eu/ContentFlow/docu.php

CSS wide layout

2011-06-10T09:43:00.000-07:00

to make the background going to wide of the site of any size of browser.

#wrapper{
width:100%; min-width:1200px;
position:relative;
}

scrolling vertical and horizontal

2011-04-01T13:32:00.000-07:00

http://www.webdesignbooth.com/create-a-vertical-scrolling-news-ticker-with-jquery-and-jcarousel-lite/
http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/

CSS hacks and techniques

2011-03-30T19:36:00.000-07:00

http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/10-astonishing-css-hacks-and-techniques

Lightbox

2011-03-30T19:16:00.000-07:00

http://www.zimbio.com/Interesting+webthings/articles/97/Web+2+0+Round+up+Modal+Window+Lightbox+Effect
http://www.hiddenpixels.com/designer-and-developer-resources/lightbox/
http://www.bugninja.com/code/rounded-corners-tooltip-lightbox-example/#
http://planetozh.com/projects/lightbox-clones/

Centering (horizontally and vertically) an image in a div box

2011-03-22T07:41:00.000-07:00

CSS Opacity

2011-03-11T05:09:00.001-08:00

/* for IE */
filter:alpha(opacity=85) !important;
/* CSS3 standard */
opacity: 0.8;
-moz-opacity:1;
position:relative;

Clickable DIV

2011-03-10T07:07:00.000-08:00

add onClick="window.location.href='http://www.google.com'"

Jquery Plugins

2011-03-08T09:21:00.001-08:00

http://www.malsup.com/jquery/
http://slidesjs.com/ - slide show plugins
http://webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/jquery-tutorials-for-designers

back-and-forth scrolling effects

2011-03-08T09:15:00.000-08:00

http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/scrollhv.html
http://cssglobe.com/post/3783/jquery-plugin-easy-image-or-content-slider
http://www.ndoherty.biz/demos/coda-slider/
http://web.enavu.com/tutorials/making-a-nice-jquery-content-scroller-with-ease/

CSS Minimum Height

2011-01-16T20:06:00.001-08:00

height:400px;
height:auto !important;

min-height:400px;

Thickbox

2010-02-05T05:22:00.001-08:00

http://jquery.com/demo/thickbox/

Floating div on top and bottom

2010-02-05T05:15:00.000-08:00

Top - http://roshanbh.com.np/2008/07/top-floating-message-box-using-jquery.html

Bottom - http://www.matto1990.com/jquery/catfish/

52 Blogs that Accept Guest Posts

2010-02-01T21:15:00.000-08:00

http://piggybankpie.com/guest-blogging/52-blogs-that-accept-guest-posts/

http://www.hellboundbloggers.com/blogging/list-of-cool-blogs-to-write-guest-articles/

SEO Steps

2010-02-01T21:00:00.000-08:00

Very useful tips on how to optimize a website.

Website analysis
Keyword Research
Adding Emphasis with Header Tags
Adding Emphasis with Tail Tags
Bold, Italic effect to main keywords
Canonicalization
Competition Analysis
CSS Validation
Google Base Feeds
H Tags Optimization (Eg: H1, H2, H3)
Header Tag Optimization
HTML Code Clean Up & Optimization
Image & Hyperlink Optimization
In depth site Analysis
Link Validation
Meta Description Tags Optimization
Meta Keywords Tags Optimization
Navigation & Design Optimization
PR Sculpting
Robots.txt Optimization
Text Modification Tags Optimization
Title Tag Optimization
URL Rewrite
W3C Validation
Working on HTML Source Code
Link Development
Authoritative Submissions
Broken Links Checking
Directory Submissions
Extraction of Site Url’s ( Link Level Depth)
Internal Link Structuring
Link Building ( Link Bait )
Manual Link Request to Related Sites
One way link (PR4 or Greater)
Site Back-links count
Local Search Engine Optimization
Custom Review Submission
h card Integration
Local Search Engine Submission
Testimonial Submission
Updating pages for local searches
Website Usability & Conversion
Being Webmaster Tools account setup & monitoring
Google Webmaster Tools account setup & monitoring
Installing Usability Tools on Website
Monthly Website Conversion Tracking
Optimization for Multiple Browsers
Article Submission
Blog Comment on Relevant Blogs
Blog Designing for the website
Blog Submission
Classified submission
Creating Promotional pages on hubpages, squidoo, etc
Face Book Twitter Marketing
Integration of page bookmarking tools
Integration of page sharing tools
Paid Submission
Photo Sharing
PPT Submission
Press Release
Product Indexing on Google Base
Rss Feeds
Social Bookmarking
Video Submission
Content Writing & Optimization
Article Writing
Blog Writing
Content Modification
Press Release Writing
Thematically Optimization of content pages
Website content writing through Latent Semantic Indexing
Website Spell Check
XML Site Map Creation & Submission
SE Saturation Checking ( Google, Yahoo & Bing)
Log file analysis
Google, Yahoo & Bing Site Map Creation
Google Analytics Funnel Creation
Google Analytics Account Setup
Deep Indexing Recommendations
Checking server response code for each URL
Check Search Engine Road Blocks
Check PR of each url

css Div height 100%

2010-01-06T00:46:00.000-08:00

html {MIN-HEIGHT: 100%; HEIGHT: 100%}

body{
HEIGHT: 100%
}

#container{
min-height: 100%;
_height: 100%;
}

Hidden iframe injection attacks

2009-10-01T12:56:00.000-07:00

Hidden iframe injection attacks

Limit Text and Strip tags in PHP

2009-08-26T20:35:00.000-07:00

$content = $post->post_content;

$limit = 280;

if (strlen($content) > $limit)

$content = substr($content, 0, strrpos(substr($content, 0, $limit), ' ')) . '...';

echo strip_tags($content);

Javascript Validate Number Integer

2009-08-14T00:36:00.000-07:00

IsFound = /^-?\d+$/.test($('number').value);

if (IsFound == false) {

$('error_msg').innerHTML = "* Please Enter a valid number.<br>";

}

Install RMagick2.9.0 Rails 2.1.2, Ruby 1.8.6 ,filecolumn-0.3

2009-07-29T19:05:00.000-07:00

http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/browse_thread/thread/dbab55eb99625e14?pli=1

Onfocus and Onblur input field

2009-07-21T05:15:00.000-07:00

Web Page Analyzer - Website Optimization Tool

2009-06-18T19:32:00.000-07:00

I found a great tool where you can check the speed of your website and analyze it.
Try it out: http://websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/

Adding "_blank" of all links

2009-06-16T19:30:00.000-07:00

var anchors = document.getElementById('div').getElementsByTagName('a');

var sDom    = document.domain;

for (var i=0; i<anchors.length; i++) {

var anchor = anchors[i];

if (anchor.getAttribute("href")) {

iPosition = anchor.href.indexOf(sDom);

if (iPosition == -1 || 

iPosition > sDom.length) {

anchor.target = "_blank";

}

}

}

Display Twitter RSS on your website using Google AJAX Feed API

2009-06-16T19:05:00.000-07:00

It's a simple code to display twitter rss on your website. You can display the twitter user image, user name, user url, user id, title and content.

Sample Twitter Search with google feed api:

 <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">    
google.load("feeds", "1");       
function getTwitterSearch(q, id, callbackfunction)    
{ 

 q = encodeURI(q);
 id = encodeURI(id); 
 var feed = new google.feeds.Feed("http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q="+q+"&rpp=100&show_user=true&since_id="+id);      feed.setNumEntries(10);      feed.setResultFormat(google.feeds.Feed.MIXED_FORMAT);            feed.load(function(result)      {       if (!result.error)             {              var ava = google.feeds.getElementsByTagNameNS(result.xmlDocument, "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom", "link"); //google.feeds.getElementsByTagNameNS(result.xmlDocument, "http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/", "content");  ;              var imageA = new Array();              j=0;              for (var i = 0; i < ava.length; i++)              {                                    if(ava[i].getAttribute('rel')=="image")                  {                                   imageA[j]=ava[i].getAttribute('href');                   j++;                  }                             }                var tA = new Array(result.feed.entries.length);              for (var i = 0; i < result.feed.entries.length; i++)              {                              var twitterMessage = new Object;                 entry = result.feed.entries[i];               temp = entry.link.split("/");                                               twitterMessage =               {                text: entry.title,                link: entry.link,                date: entry.publishedDate,                user: entry.author,                statusid: temp[5],                image: imageA[i]               };               tA[i]=twitterMessage;                              }                callbackfunction(tA);             }                        });        }                          function reverseSimpleWrite(tA)      {       tA.reverse();            var container = document.getElementById("feed");            for (var i = 0; i < tA.length; i++)            {               var entry = tA[i];               var div = document.createElement("li");               div.innerHTML="<img src='"+entry.image+"' width='48' height='48' > "+entry.image+"<br>user: "+entry.user+"<br>date: "+entry.date+"<br> text: "+entry.text+" <br> link: <a href='"+entry.link+"'>"+entry.link+"</a><br> statusid: "+entry.statusid+"<br><br>";               container.appendChild(div);            }      }        google.setOnLoadCallback(function(){ getTwitterSearch("iphone", 0, reverseSimpleWrite); } );        </script>

See the original code and sample here:
http://www.facesaerch.com/widget/twitterjs.php

List of Content Management Systems

2009-06-02T05:48:00.000-07:00

a list of content management systems.

50 Content Management Systems

Php and MySql Book

2009-06-01T21:11:00.000-07:00

I want to share with you a very nice book of php and mysql. I really like this book, I learned a lot of making some program using php and combination with the mysql.

Check this out.

http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=fGzifMim4qYC&dq=php+and+mysql+web+development&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=mB9GW-2nJ3&sig=9LQvdcdH8x_AuTRkl4yomObJ4vc&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result#PPP12,M1

Vim Commands Cheat Sheet

2009-06-01T21:06:00.000-07:00

Vim Commands Cheat Sheet

http://www.fprintf.net/vimCheatSheet.html

7 Habits For Effective Text Editing 2.0

2009-06-01T21:00:00.000-07:00

Vim editor

http://www.truveo.com/7-Habits-For-Effective-Text-Editing-20/id/699137100

List of Best Photoshop Web design Tutorials

2009-06-01T20:21:00.000-07:00

A compilation of Photoshop Web design Tutorials. The best, creative and professional web design layout tutorials.

Table Sort using javascript

2009-06-01T20:05:00.000-07:00

a script where you can sort a records on the the table using javascript. you can sort by number or by alphabetical.

Table Sort
http://www.brainjar.com/dhtml/tablesort/default2.asp

Demo
http://www.brainjar.com/dhtml/tablesort/demo.html

Sorting Number using Javascript

2009-06-01T10:46:00.000-07:00

simple way to sort a number using javascript.

function compare(a,b){

return a-b;

}

var num = [5,2,10,6,8,1,7,4,3];

document.write("Result :"+num.sort(compare));

</script>

Ruby on Rails Resources

2007-02-19T06:25:00.000-08:00

Tutorials:

1.) ONLamp.com -- Rolling with Ruby on Rails
2.) ONLamp.com -- Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 2
3.) Rails for Designers
4.) http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails
5.) http://railsforum.com/viewforum.php?id=20
6.) http://rorlearn.com/tutorials/index.html

Forums:

1.) Rails Forum - http://www.railsforum.com/

Ruby on Rails Cheat Sheet:

1.) http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/ruby_on_rails_cheat_sheet.pdf

Ruby on Rails Quick Reference:

1.) http://blogs.tech-recipes.com/johnny/rails-quick-reference/

Ruby on Rails Free Hosting:

1.) xmgfree.com
2.) railsplayground.com

Rails Blog Apps
Ajax Hierarchical Category and Calendar browser
For a Typo blog

Typo
Ruby on Rails blog software. (Related post: Ruby on Rails Blog Software)

Rails Wiki Apps
Hieraki
Open source, wiki-like system.

Instant Rails
Drop it in your directory - and you're done

Instiki
A wiki clone which is very easy to use.

Tutorials

Ruby Activity Indicators
Progress Bars with GD2 and Ruby
I went milling about for source for progress bars that would be suitably embedded within a Ruby on Rails application I'm working on and came up with nada.

Ruby Calendar
CalendarGrid
Ruby based calendar

Ruby Chat
AJAX powered chat in 3 hours on Ruby on Rails
A simple Web based chat built with Ruby on Rails. It seems to work okay, but I've only tested on FireFox and Safari. On IE it's bound to look totally out of wack as I'm not sure it supports position: fixed, which I used for the IRC-esque layout.

Ruby Image Manipulation
rmagick
Thumbnailer method for a Rails 'Photo' controller

Ruby Learning and Basics
Try Ruby
An interactive ruby tutorial where you can learn some basics right in your browser,

Tutorial in Ruby on Rails
As a newbie, getting started with Rails was tricky without some help from the IRC folks. If you get stuck, that's a good place for help, as the author hangs out in there pretty regularly. That said, some sample code is worth its weight in gold, so here's how I got a basic Rails application running.

Learning Ruby
A very good article on the basics of ruby.

Introduction to Ruby
For Perl programmers

Introduction to Ruby
For Mac OS X

Ruby Live Grid
AJAX Live Data Grid Example
Historically, data sub-forms are not something that have been presented well on the web. Pop-up windows and browser page refreshing are a significant regression from the interfaces which have been provided by client/server desktop applications for over a decade. Luckily, with the advent of Rails and its partials rendering, we are in a position to do something about this usability shortfall.

Ruby Login
LoginGenerator
Login & Authentication Generator

Ruby Text Editors
Integrate FCKEditor with your Ruby on Rails application
FCKEditor is an open source Javascript application for embedding a rich text box into an HTML form. I will show you have to integrate this application with your Ruby on Rails application.

Integrating a Rich-text Widget with Struts
The problem was straightforward, all I needed was a rich-text editor that would allow me to create XHTML that I could then send back to the client. I already had a textarea, and I just wanted a rich-text replacement. I thought this was going to be simple, but the problem cost me hours. In this entry, I show the process I used to identify a suitable AJAX/Javascript library, read on...

Ruby Shopping Cart
Open Source Ruby On Rails Shopping Cart | Sublog
The first and only Ruby

Ruby Helpers

Ruby Calendar Helpers
CalendarHelper
Select dates from a calendar popup or in-page

DynamicCalendarHelper
Renders a basic calendar in HTML. Highly configurable and allows for databinding as well as formatting

Ruby Drag and Drop
HowToUseDragAndDropSorting
How to use drag and drop Sorting in Ruby on Rails

Ruby File Uploader
TinyFile
For the longest time I just wanted a quick, ready-to-go example of how to do some basic file uploads in a real rails app. Welcome to TinyFile.

Ruby Live Trees Helpers
LiveTree
DHTML tree widget that can load data asynchronously as-needed

Ruby Pagination Helpers
PaginationHelper
Paginate large tables

Ruby Sorting Helpers
SortHelper
Click column headings to sort tables (uses Ruby to handle sorting)

SortHelper2
Another take on sort via clickable headers (uses SQL to handle sorting)

Sort Helper the third
Sort database result sets with clickable column headers (also uses SQL to handle sorting)

Movtable
A port to rails of Movtable, full featured sort table, filterable, with context menus.

JavascriptSortableTables
Not a Ruby helper as such, but it doesnt require Ajax, Ruby or SQL to work - it's all in client side Javascript

Youtube.com - Web 2.0

2006-11-13T00:54:00.000-08:00

dsdsThis is funny Web 2.0:

Contact Form Script

2006-11-04T01:48:00.000-08:00

This is a contact form script. It's easy to use and install. You only need a .cgi hosting or if you don't have .cgi in your hosting you can also use other free hosting like netfirms.com for this email script. Below is the instruction on how to use the email script.

1.) Copy and save the email script into email.cgi, and upload it into your web sever. But if you dont have a cgi in your websever try to use the free hosting netfirms.com which they supported free cgi. This is the example url or location of the email script. http://www.exinrex.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/email.cgi.

Note: change the below example email address("example\@yahoo.com") in your own email address. You just remain \ between the name email and the site. And also change the "Thankyoupages.html" in your own thank you page.

$email = param('email');
$subject = param('subject');

$name = param('name');
$message = param('message');

$mailprog = '/usr/sbin/sendmail';

$myemail = "example\@yahoo.com";

open (MAIL, "|$mailprog -t") or die "Can't send mail.$!\n";
print MAIL "To: $myemail\n";
print MAIL "From: $email\n";
print MAIL "Subject: $subject\n";
print MAIL "\n";
print MAIL "=====================================================\n";

print MAIL "Sender Name: $name\n";
print MAIL "Message: $message\n";
print MAIL "\n";
close(MAIL);

print "Location: Thankyoupages.html\n\n";

2.) Copy the below Html file and save it or If you already have a website you only need is to insert the form tags into your html page. and change the location of the email script of form action tag.

Note: <form action="location of the email script " method="post"> example location of the email script. http://www.exinrex.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/email.cgi

<html>

<head>

<title>sample</title>

</head>

<body>

<form action="http://www.exinrex.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/email.cgi" method="post">

Name: <input type="text" name="name" size ="20"><br>

Email Address: <input type="text" name="email" size ="20"><br>

Subject: <input type="text" name="subject" size ="20"><br>

Message: <textarea name="message" cols="60" rows="6"></textarea><br>

<input type="submit" value="Submit">

</form>

</body>

</html>

If you successfully run the contact form script you now install form validation. Form validation is to validate input data in HTML forms before sending off the content to a server. For more info regarding the script of form validation visit http://www.formassembly.com.

Have Fun !

Post for Free TLD Domain, Free Quality Hosting and Free Premium Template

2006-11-01T21:55:00.000-08:00

If your looking Free Top Level Domain (TLD), Free Quality Hosting and Free Premium Template you have the right way. You only need to do is post quality topic to the forum and earn some points by posting.Usually you can earn 10 points each quality post but it's depend to the topic category where you post. You can only get the above free stuff equivalent to your points.

Below is the specification.

Free Top Level Domain:
1.) .com,.net,.org = require 1,200 points
2.) .info domains only require 425 points and over 40 posts.

Free Quality Hosting: - banner free and fantastico installed.

HB 10
200 Mb Space
2 GB Transfer / Month
2 x Features (Email Ad's, MySQL Databases, etc)
Webalizer Stats
Points - 300

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400 Mb Space
4 GB Transfer / Month
4 x Features (Email Ad's, MySQL Databases, etc)
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Points - 550

HB 30
600 Mb Space
6 GB Transfer / Month
6 x Features (Email Ad's, MySQL Databases, etc)
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800 Mb Space
8 GB Transfer / Month
8 x Features (Email Ad's, MySQL Databases, etc)
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10 GB Transfer / Month
10 x Features (Email Ad's, MySQL Databases, etc)
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=> 20 posts to begin (10 post per month for you too keep the hosting)

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- Email filters
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SEO Software

2006-10-26T22:40:00.000-07:00

I got very interesting and useful seo software. Below are the names of the software. Try to check it out.

1.) Accurate Monitor for Search Engines
2.) AdWords Clever Wizard
3.) Site Content Analyzer
4.) Free Monitor for Google
5.) BackLinks Master
6.) PaRaMeter

You can download here: http://www.cleverstat.com/download.htm

List of Web 2.0 Design Tutorials

2006-09-25T19:26:00.000-07:00

We have list Web 2.0 Design Tutorials which it can help you to improve and make your website very creative and accessible. Try to it out.

Web 2.0 Logo Creator:
http://www.msig.info/web2.php

Web 2.0 Design Layouts:
http://www.photoshoplab.com/web20-design-kit.html
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Web-2.
0-Style-Header-and-Navigation/14368
http://www.shadow-fox.net/site/tutorial/42-Web-2-
Layout-Mark-2-More-Gradients
http://www.profitpapers.com/dev/web-20-design-tutorials.php

Web 2.0 how-to design style guide
WEB 2.0 DESIGN TUTORIALS

If you have some other very interesting css tutorial resources please let us know so we can post here.Thank's

The Top 12 Link-Offenders You Should Avoid Like A Ticking Bomb! How to build a link structure that will stand the test of time. by Stephen Mahaney

2006-09-21T00:15:00.000-07:00

In today's world of sophisticated search engines there are good links and
bad links—what we call *natural* and *artificial* incoming link structures.
Building a network of good links, the natural ones, will reward your pages
with ranking favor. Yielding to the siren song of the bad links, the
artificial ones, can sentence your pages to languish in dungeons of
obscurity.

The important question you should be asking is: *How do you tell the
difference?* Glad you asked.

For starters, it's important to understand that most types of links don't
fall neatly into black and white boxes—neither do the penalties associated
with the so-called *bad links*. If you have a lot of good links, then you
can often be quite alright with having some bad ones. Clearly, one does not
need to go on a witch-hunt to eradicate every bad link that's pointing to
their website.

What's *much* more important is to avoid acquiring so many bad links that
your site's link structure begins to trip the *artificial link* triggers
that Google has in place to determine when a webpage or site warrants a
smack down in the rankings.

So, without further adieu, I present to you the triggers that Google
uses to
determine if your site's overall link structure looks like a *good guy*
or a
*bad guy* from the search engine point of view.

*And The Dirty Dozen are...*
[image: bullet] *1. Link Farms*

This one's obvious, right? Not really. Every SEO and their brother will
tell
you to avoid link farms—the problem is that most so-called experts can't
tell you exactly *what a link farm actually is* or how to recognize one
when
you see it.

Link farms are a strategy used by many less-than-reputable SEO firms to
quickly build links to their clients. Here are some telltale signs:

1.

Most link farms are set up to look like a directory. They may even be
similar in layout to reputable sites like the Yahoo Directory or DMOZ.
2.

Whenever a new client is signed up, the SEO firm that owns the link
farm adds the client's site to this "directory."
3.

The often-unsuspecting client is then asked to host a copy of the
directory on their site. The strategy is to link that client's website to
every other site in the directory.
4.

Because the client's website is also listed in the directory, every
other site that hosts a copy is also linking back to the client.
5.

Thus, the SEO firm has created a "link farm" network which links all
of their clients together. And, whenever a new client comes aboard, the SEO
firm folds them into the "directory" which instantly gives that new
client's
website hundreds of (dubious quality) links.

The problem is that Google finds this strategy about as acceptable as a
crack-house in an upscale neighborhood. And it's just about as obvious too.
Since all of the links typically point to each other's sites, every site
within a link farm is extremely easy for Google to find and therefore
penalize. Frankly, if your site is participating in a link farm then you
should be as nervous as a naked guy cooking bacon on an open stovetop!

So how do you identify and steer clear of link farms? Here are some red
flags that should alert you to danger...

-

If you sign up with a new SEO firm and they want your site to host a
directory, run!
-

Before getting what may seem like *an easy link*, be sure to check to
see if they're hosting anything on their site that looks like a directory.
One good way to easily see all the pages on a site is to do a site:
http://www.theirdomain.com search in Google.

For instance, if you wanted a list of all the Google pages listed on
Google.com, simply search for
site:http://www.google.com/

.
-

If you do spot a directory, copy the description from one of its
listings and search for that description (surrounded by quotes) in
Google.

For example, "Zane's Flowers offers a dazzling array of arrangements
and bouquets for your wedding or other
occasion".

If that same listing comes up on lots of other sites, then you're
probably looking at a link farm. Try searching for a few other listings. If
you find that many other sites are hosting a directory identical to this
one, then it's a good idea to avoid linking to that site since it's likely
to be on Google's link farm hit-list before long.

[image: bullet] *2. Mini-Net Links*

Back in the early days of Google, link building used to be so easy.
Computer
algorithms for determining link quality were still very crude and it wasn't
hard to fake your link popularity. It didn't really matter where your links
came from—just as long as you had *a lot* of them.

One of the fairly common strategies used to boost a site's incoming link
count was the *mini-net*. This method of faking link popularity hinged on
creating your own network of sites and then linking them back to your main
site. It actually worked well for surprisingly many years. In fact, you can
still see some of the more sophisticated mini-net models working quite well
even today.

However, Google's algorithms are vastly improved and most of the mini-net
sites have fallen hard as Google has learned to identify and penalize their
link networks. Here are some of the clues Google uses to identify mini-net
sites;

-

*Whois info* — It's easy for anyone to see who owns a site by viewing
that site's whois ("Who is") information. For example, you can use a
site like domaintools.com to see who
Google.comis registered to.
Registrant:
Google Inc. (DOM-258879)
Please contact: contact-admin@google.com
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View CA 94043 US

As you may already know, Google is also a domain registrar. This means
they have unfettered access to the huge database of public (but not
private) *whois* records—enabling them to easily connect owner
information to the websites they index.

Although it's easy to hide this information from Google by registering
your whois info as private—domain registrars offer this option for just a
few dollars per domain—most people simply don't choose to do so. This
leaves
their ownership info available for the looking. There's also reason to
believe that Google views with suspicion domains that make use of this
privacy option. (After all, what have you got to hide, right?)
-

*Class C blocks* - This refers to part of your site's IP address. It's
not uncommon for webmasters to "stack" several domains on the same IP. It's
then easy to spot all the sites belonging to that webmaster by using
Reverse
IP lookup.

*Note:* Sometimes web hosts will also stack multiple customer's
domains on the same IP. In this case the sites may not all belong to the
same owner. However, it's common for websites that are sharing IPs to have
the same owner.

Even if the sites aren't all on the same IP, they may be on the same
server—in which case they share just part of the IP address known as the C
block. This is still enough for search engines to determine that one person
owns all the sites.

In order to disconnect the ownership of sites, the IP Address of each
site should be located on *different* Class C blocks of IP addresses.

Here's a key to identifying IP address designations...
255.255.255.*YYY* *Y*'s identify last octet
sometimes referred to as the host 255.255.*XXX*.YYY *X*'s identifies
the class-C subnet 255.*XXX*.XXX.YYY *X*'s identify the class-B
subnet *XXX*.XXX.XXX.YYY *X*'s identify the Class A subnet

Mini-nets with all of their sites located on the same Class C block
are easy for search engines to spot. This can be avoided by hosting each
site within the mini-net in a different web-host location.
-

*Tell-tale linking patterns* — Many mini-nets are set up to link only
to other sites within the same mini-net. This results in an isolated
network
of sites that are easily detected by search engines. Such sites are
referred
to as *isolated nodes* because they appear to be popular only within
their own node of sites, but ignored by the rest of the entire
world-wide-web.

Today's sophisticated mini-nets do everything possible to obtain
legitimate links from outside their mini-net to avoid being identified
as an
isolated node.
-

*Similar Templates* — Mini-net sites will often show similar layouts,
logos, or artwork from site to site, making it easy for search engines to
determine that all of the sites have the same owner. Today's sophisticated
mini-nets are careful to use different artwork, logos, and layouts to give
the appearance of unrelated sites.

As you can see, it can be a lot of work to camouflage a mini-net from the
autobotic scrutiny of today's sophisticated search engines. What's more,
Google's algorithms are now much more focused on link quality then they are
on sheer link numbers. This means that today's sophisticated mini-net must
also work on building legitimate links that originate from outside the
mini-net to each and every site within the mini-net.

It should be pointed out that there's nothing wrong with having multiple
sites and linking them together *provided that* each site can stand on its
own merit as a unique and valuable resource, and the links make sense in
terms of pointing your users to useful related content. And you should be
careful not to overdo the cross-linking between them. A few links between
sites you own is fine, but if you've got hundreds of links flying back and
forth, Google will view it with suspicion.

By the way, the various applications of the mini-net are explained in great
detail in our *Unfair Advantage Book*. See Chapter 10—The Top SEO Mistakes.
[image: bullet] *3. Reciprocal Links*

Reciprocal links, in themselves, are not bad—however, *too many* reciprocal
links or the wrong kinds of reciprocal links can hurt your site's rankings.

It's not uncommon for sites to link to each other. Friends link to each
other, business partners link to each other, blogs are constantly linking
back and forth. It's a natural part of the Internet for people who know
each
other to be linking. Search engines like *natural* links. They hate *
artificial* links.

And what looks artificial to the engines, especially Google, are:

-

*Links pages* — Way back in the early days of the Internet, links
pages were just ways for people to keep lists of sites they liked. Then
Google came along with their link-based ranking algorithm and everyone went
link-crazy. All of a sudden *Links Pages* became a place where sites
could easily swap links for the sole purpose of building link popularity.

Eventually, pages that were nothing but a big list of unrelated links
with the words links or resources at the top started getting filtered
by Google. At this point, it's safe to assume that such *links-page
links*, while easy to get, are useless from a ranking-boost
perspective.
-

*Link farms* — These are another form of reciprocal linking, albeit a
highly organized form. As mentioned above, link farms are where every site
in the farm links to every other site in the farm.
-

*Directories that require links* — It's not uncommon for low-quality
directories to require that you link back to them in exchange for a
listing.
Any directory that requires this is generally not a good place to list your
site.

Make no mistake, people are still swapping links like mad. Just do a search
for add your link, add url, suggest your site or any other related term and
you'll see what we mean. Unfortunately for the link swappers, in terms of
Google rankings, most of these link swaps are a complete waste of time.

Link exchange requests sent out by email suffer from the same problem. If
all you can get is a cheesy links-page link tucked away in some dusty
corner
of a website, it's hardly worth the hassle of sending out the email (hint:
shoot for a presell
pageinstead)Also,

unless you mention money
*early* in the email, most of these request are just going to be deleted
anyway.

However, if you have an article on your site that happens to link to
another
site mentioned as a valuable resource, and they have another article on *
their* site that links to you as a valuable resource, such reciprocal
linking is completely natural from a search engine's point of view (it's
even encouraged). These links are within context and pointing readers to
useful information, not just packed into a list of links to various
marginally related sites.

However, if you *do* decide to go after cheesy links-page links, as with
any
other kind of questionable link strategy, make sure they don't comprise
more
than 10% or so of your total links. And don't be disappointed when you
learn
for yourself they don't have much of a positive impact on your rankings.
[image: bullet] *4. Paid Links*

Like reciprocal links, paid links are not, in themselves, bad. In fact,
paid
links form the backbone linking strategy of many top-ranking sites.

What *is* bad is links that are *obviously* paid for. Paid links can
definitely be a rank-boosting asset—but only if they look *natural*.
Otherwise, Google tends to discount them entirely. Therefore, when buying
links you must see to it that the hosting site understands that your link
should *NOT* be...

-

*...tucked away in a little sidebar* called Sponsored Links or Featured
Advertisers or any other designation that separates your link from the
actual page content. The problem is that search engines have the ability to
detect and neutralize the effect these sponsored links would otherwise have
on link popularity.
-

*...run-of-site*. This would mean that you get a link from every
single page on the site. This is like waving a big red flag at Google. It
isn't *natural* for any site to link another page from ALL of their
pages unless there's some artificial relationship going on. Google assumes
such pages are either under the ownership of the linking site or else the
link is purchased. In either instance, it's *artificial* from the
search engine point of view and Google feels justified in discounting it.
-

*...sold by link brokers.* If you've ever logged into a link broker's
site and browsed the sites that are selling links there, then you know how
easy it is for anybody, *especially Google*, to learn which sites are
participating in the link sales. Although some of the so-called SEO experts
will tell you this is a really great way to get a bunch of links in a
hurry,
we think it's dumber than a sack of potatoes! You might as well paint a
giant bulls-eye over your site's homepage.

While it's true that buying links through link brokers is an easy way
to get links fast, and possibly even a good way to attract site visitors,
Google is working very hard to make sure these links do not contribute to
search engine rankings. Personally, if we were buying links through link
brokers, we'd be as nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking
chairs worrying about the next Google-update.

Simply put, paid links work great! ...but they cannot LOOK like paid links
and they cannot be traced back to a link broker. In the long run you will
always be better off to negotiate your link-buys quietly, in-house, and
directly with the owners of the link-hosting site. And the fewer links they
sell, the better! For more details on the best way to purchase links
online,
see our report: How to Buy Links Without Getting
Burned!

[image: bullet] *5. Link Network Links*

We've already talked about how *too many reciprocal links* are a bad thing,
and how *obviously paid for* links are a bad thing. Well, imagine what
Google might think of a bunch of *bought-and-paid-for reciprocal links from
a collection of low-quality sites!* ...all of which are known to be
violating Google's guidelines by participating in a massive link swap. Yep,
you guessed it. That's a *really* bad thing.

In essence, that's the position a site finds themselves in when they get
involved in a *link network*. The obvious problems are:

-

Google can easily see who is participating in such link schemes just
by signing up for the program. From there it's easy to penalize
participating sites or, at the very least, make sure their links don't
count.
-

Since good sites are able to get their links through more legitimate
means, it's mostly low-quality sites participating in these networks. This
means that any ranking boost that would otherwise be credited is minimal at
best because these low-quality sites are not considered by Google to be
*authoritative*.

The bottom line is that there's no upside to link networks. Using them is a
waste of time and money, not to mention risky business—as Google tends to
ban the participating sites on a fairly regular basis.
[image: bullet] *6. Directory Links*

Say whaaat? Directory links, ...*bad?* Well, they *can* be. It all depends
on *which* directories you're submitting to and how many your site is
listed
in.

We occasionally get emails asking us for the top 200 free directories to
submit a site to. While such directory lists exist, submitting your site to
that many directories isn't in your site's best interest for a variety of
reasons:

-

Most of these directories are of low quality and often participate in
*run-of-site* (*ROS*) paid links to gambling and pharmaceutical
sites—a classic example of what Google calls *a bad neighborhood!*
-

Most of these sites require that you add a reciprocal link back to
them. As you now know, too many reciprocal links can be counter-productive
to your ranking efforts.
-

Too many directory listings is the hallmark of a site that is pushing
too hard on the SEO front. There *is* such a consideration as
*overoptimization
*. And when a site begins to look over-SEO'ed, it can attract a
ranking penalty.

While a listing in all three of the primary and most trusted directories
(DMOZ,
Yahoo Directory, and MSN Small Business Directory) are extremely helpful
for
a site's ranking, having too many directory listings, *or adding them too
fast*, can make a site's incoming link structure look *artificial*.

At the most, stick to the directories on our recommended
listwhich
have each been vetted for quality. And don't add more than 2 or 3
directory listings a month. Also, make sure your directory listings don't
make up more than 10% or so of your overall incoming links.

In other words: For every 9 or so quality links added, you can safely add
another directory listing. This way you're maintaining the variety of
link-types that makes your overall incoming link-structure look *natural*.
Otherwise, an out-of-balance *directory listing* link-count can be
interpreted as *trying too hard to manipulate your search ranking*.

By the way, if you happen to chance across a new directory and are
wondering
if it's a good place to list your site, be sure to read our report: How to
Evaluate a Directory Before You Submit a
Site

.
[image: bullet] *7. Article Directory Links*

Like traditional directory links, *article directory links* are typically
good *unless* your ratio is out of balance. A few are fine, but if most of
your links are coming from article directories, then your site's link
structure starts to look contrived—over-optimized from a search engine
point
of view and, therefore, cruising for a bruising.

It's very easy to submit one article to dozens or even hundreds of article
directories. There's even software that will automate the process for you.
However, if you do this too often your incoming link structure can quickly
get out of balance.

The other problem is related to duplicate content. If you submit an
identical article to multiple sites, occasionally it will trip Google's
duplicate content filter. This means one copy of the article will rank and
count as a backlink to you while the rest will be dumped into Google's
supplemental index of backup pages. This means that these links are no
longer helping your ranking efforts.

The good news is that, *usually* this isn't a problem. However, when it
becomes one, here's a workaround:

-

Instead of depending on the articles you have listed in the article
directories themselves to provide you with incoming links, focus on the
sites which pick up and syndicate those articles. Find the best ones and
then contact them with an offer to give them unique articles *written
just for them* in exchange for links back to your site.

Most sites will jump at this opportunity—after all, they must like your
writing if they syndicated one or more of your other articles, right? And
having a direct content-provider relationship with another site is a great
way to build links using your preferred anchor text while pointing those
links at the exact pages you're looking to boost in the rankings.
[image: bullet] *8. Press Release Links*

Press release links are actually good most of the time but it's easy to get
carried away and, once again, create an out-of-balance link ratio. There
are
literally hundreds of press release distribution sites and if you're
submitting your press release to all of them, it won't be long before your
incoming link ratios start to look extremely lop-sided.

Press releases are best used as a way to generate links through secondary
sources, such as *news sites* and *blogs*. That means you should generally
reserve the press release for those times when you actually have something
truly newsworthy.

In the past, press release distribution was a fairly easy and effective way
to build links. However, too many people eventually caught on to this
strategy. If you visit most press release sites today, you'll find they are
packed with releases about some of the most mundane details imaginable
(bore-rrring!).

It's clear that many releases are not designed to distribute news, but
instead are just there to pick up an easy link from the press release site
itself. This trend has caused a gradual decline in the effectiveness of
such
links. These days, the real value is not in the link you get from the press
release itself, but from the secondary links you can generate from news
outlets.

So keep those press releases newsworthy and restrict their distribution to
the major sites like PRWeb.com . It's fine to
release
the occasional not-so-newsworthy press release just for links, but try to
keep the number of links from press release sites to under 10% of your
total
to avoid an out-of-balance incoming links ratio.
[image: bullet] *9. Hidden Links*

This one's easy. Hiding links anywhere on your pages, for any reason, using
any kind of trick, can get you banned from Google. Don't do it. Moving
on...
[image: bullet] *10. Off Topic Links*

To Google, off topic links make no sense. They look *artificial*. Think
about it; how does a link to a *mortgage broker* from a site about *golf
shoes* benefit the site visitor? Right! it doesn't...and Google can't see
any benefit either. That's why off-topic links tend to blend into the
woodwork in terms of generating any ranking boost.

On the other hand, *links from webpages that are related to your topic are
the best kinds of links to have because...*

-

they help establish your authority in the community of sites related
to yours,
-

they reinforce the overall theme of your site thereby making it easier
for Google to know what your site is about, and
-

they are especially good at improving your rankings in search engines (like
Ask, and Google to a lesser degree) that are focused on identifying
relationships in topically-related *communities*.

Does this mean off topic links will hurt you? Not necessarily. But they're
not nearly as helpful. Besides, off topic links are another hallmark of
artificial link structures such as *link-buying*, *reciprocal linking*,
*link
networks* and *link farms*.

In short,

-

too many off topic links could make Google suspicious enough of your
site that they might give you a human review!

And once they start looking, you're pretty much *dead-meat* if you're
participating in any of the aforementioned link schemes.

You should also know that *the definition of "on-topic" is pretty broad*.
For example, a bed and breakfast site could get links from a travel agent
site, a rent-a-car site and a catering site and still be fine. It isn't
hard
to show how these topics are intertwined in a related sort of way. Clearly
they all fall into the general theme of *travel and hospitality*. But,
throw
in a link from a site selling ink cartridge refills and a video game site
and the link structure starts looking more than a little bit artificial.

By the way, one of the easiest ways to determine if a site is within your
category is to use a directory like DMOZ. This can give you a quick idea of
topically-related categories. For instance, most of the subcategories of
DMOZ's
Travel section are likely to be
related, as are other top level sections such as
Hospitality
.
[image: bullet] *11. Homepage Links*

You wouldn't normally think of links to and from your homepage as a bad
kind
of link—and in most circumstances they're not. But if these are the
*only*kinds of links you have, this can make your incoming links look
a bit
fabricated.

Trusted, authoritative sites typically have lots of links to their internal
pages in addition to the links pointing at their homepage. There's actually
a name for this: the ratio of *internal links* to *homepage links* is known
as the *deep link ratio*—and it's calculated in the following steps:

1.

Count the total number of off-site incoming links. This can easily be
done using Yahoo's Site Explorer tool. For instance, the query for
www.domaintools.comproduced

53,856 links pointing to the overall site at the time of this
writing.
2.

Then do the same calculation, but restrict it to links pointing at
DomainTools's
homepage.

That gives us 10,506 links pointing just at the homepage at the time of
this
writing.
3.

Thus, if the site has 53,856 links overall, and 10,506 of those links
are pointing at the homepage, then the remaining links must be pointing at
internal pages—pages on the site *other* than the homepage. These are
the *deep links*. (53,856 - 10,506 = 43,350).

So the site has 43,350 deep links.
4.

To complete the picture you divide the *total deep links* by the *total
links pointing to entire site*, multiplied by 100 to arrive at our *deep
link ratio*.

43350 / 53856 = 0.804

.804 * 100 = 80.4%

So, domaintools.com's *deep link ratio* is approximately 80%.

In general, most high ranking sites in Google have a deep link ratio of 40%
or higher. A high ratio of deep links indicates to Google there's a lot of
interesting and link-worthy content spread throughout the site. It also
indicates a more *natural* overall incoming link structure.
[image: bullet] *12. Identical Anchor Text Links*

Having your best keywords in the anchor, or visible, text of your incoming
links is one of the most important aspects of building a high-ranking
webpage. However, when links are acquired naturally (i.e. based on the
merit
of your site's content, not because you actively solicited them), their
anchor text tends to vary quite a bit.

A certain percentage of the webpages linking to you will use the exact
anchor text keywords you want to be found for, but most will use some
variation on your keywords. There will also be pages that use anchor text
that is of no real value keyword-wise. Examples might include *your domain
name*, *your business name*, *the URL of the page they're linking to*, or
phrases like *click here*.

Many SEOs who are aggressively acquiring links through link buying or
reciprocal linking will often focus on a small set of anchor text keywords
they find highly desirable and try to get all their incoming links to
contain those keywords. This tends to make their artificial link
manipulation stick out like a silver dollar in a stack of pennies.

When building incoming links you should make every effort to vary the
anchor
to the degree that not more than approximately 50% of your links utilize
any
specific keyword or phrase. This is particularly important if that
phrase is
a highly commercial and exceedingly competitive keyphrase.

This is where *tools that find related keywords* can be put to good use.
Here are two that we recommend:

- GoRank Related Keywords Lookup
Tool
- Google Sets

Using related keywords can actually reinforce your primary keywords and
help
you to rank better for them, as well as provide some variety in your
incoming link anchor text.

Beyond that, be sure to mix in a few click here or URL links as alluded to
above. This will help make your incoming links structure look more
*natural*.
Nothing screams out *"over-SEO'd"* more than tons of incoming links with
identical anchor text.

A while back, we wrote a very important report titled: 15 Essential
Strategies for Building & Structuring Inbound
Links.

This report advocated taking the search engine's point of view when
building
links. In other words, if you were to look at your incoming links' profile,
would it look like the profile of a site which had used great content to
naturally acquire links by becoming an authority in its field? Or does it
look like a site that's trying to trick the search engines by buying and
swapping lots of links?

Many of these so-called "bad" linking techniques are only *bad* if used in
excess. A few reciprocal links here and a few press release links there are
actually quite effective when mixed into the overall link ratio. It's when
your site's link structure becomes so lopsided toward one or two types of
links that it begins to paint a penalty-target on itself.

So keep everything in moderation,
[image: Stephen]
Stephen Mahaney - President
Planet Ocean Communications

List of Free Directory Scripts

2006-05-13T08:35:00.000-07:00

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FREE PHP Link Exchange Script
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Simple Steps to Starting Your Own Web Site Promotion Service By Christopher J Enders

2006-01-18T13:55:00.000-08:00

When you embark on an internet marketing venture, there is a lot to learn about internet marketing and web site promotion techniques. If you master the art and you find it interesting, it may be logical, profitable and satisfying for you to start your own web site promotion service. With a web site promotion service, there is definitely a lot of competition because many internet entrepreneurs looking for business opportunities have followed the same line of thinking.

However, even with a great number of web site promotion services in existence, web site promotion services is a service that can be offered worldwide without geographic limitations. There are a number of untapped niche markets for a web site promotion service and you can still easily set yourself apart from your competition and establish your business as an expert in a certain field when offering your web site promotion service to a niche market.

With a web site promotion service, the world truly is your playground. However, to target your marketing for effective promotion of your web site promotion service, it is a good idea to narrow the scope of your business by identifying a niche market and relatively a specific target market. To identify a niche market, market research is generally needed. The research process begins with brainstorming followed by information gathering and then analysis of the data obtained through your research efforts.

Once this is complete, you will be able to make an informed decision in regard to the market you will target and you can gather specific information about your narrowly defined target market and its characteristics. You can then identify or devise your competitive advantage and your unique selling proposition, write your business and marketing plans, prepare your sales copy, and begin marketing your web site promotion service.

Following is an explanation of simple steps to starting your own web site promotion service:

1. Brainstorm

When you brainstorm, try to think of specific markets you may target with your web site promotion service. Consider your past experiences and your interests. For instance, if you have background experience in equipment sales, you may want to target online equipment companies as users of your web site promotion service. If your background is in real estate, maybe real estate agents or real estate developers would benefit from your industry expertise and web site promotion services. If you don't want to choose a niche market based on your past experiences, strive to generate ideas industries that interest you.

2. Gather information

Using the industries or niches that you are interested in marketing your web site promotion services to, gather information about the industry, competitors who are marketing to the potential target markets and the characteristics of the potential target markets.

3. Analyze data

Analyze the information you have collected for the potential target markets for your web site promotion service.

4. Choose a target market

Choose the target market for your web site promotion service based on your interests, the characteristics of the market, and the competition.

5. Conduct market research

Conduct more market research to find out more specific information about your target market, your competition, and the feasibility of keywords to be used in marketing your web promotion service. You may want to research more than one market to determine which one is the least saturated.

6. Identify your competitive advantage and develop a unique selling proposition

Using the information gleaned from your market research identify your competitive advantage and develop a unique selling proposition that will make your web site promotion service stand out from the crowd.

7. Write your business and marketing plans

Carefully craft a business plan and marketing plans taking into consideration the target market, your unique selling proposition, marketing mediums, marketing strategies, and budgetary allowances.

8. Prepare your sales copy

Prepare first-rate sales copy that will convert browsers to buyers of your web promotion service offerings.

9. Market your web site promotion service

Market your web site promotion service consistently in accordance with your marketing plan.

10. Continually monitor and improve your web site promotion service

Monitor the effectiveness of your marketing and performance for your web site promotion service. Be proactive and make changes to your business and marketing plan as needed in order to meet your projected income and grow your business.

Copyright Christopher J. Enders. Are you at the end of your rope, fed up and confused by all the scrambled internet marketing advice you're getting? Whether you are new to internet marketing, or a website owner who wants to make more money from your website, learn the proven strategies that will sky-rocket your internet business at http://BiznessTips.com

Sites That Trade Links by:jenbac

2006-01-16T04:33:00.000-08:00

Hepful sites/tools for you to use on, regarding trading links...

Link Exchange Services

http://www.linkmetro.com

http://www.linkmarket.net

http://www.betterlinking.com/

http://www.gotlinks.com/

http://www.infowizards.com

http://www.link2me.com

http://www.webring.org

http://www.links-pal.com/

http://www.linkpartners.com

Forum Link Trades

http://www.linktradeforum.com/

http://www.geekvillage.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?forumid=65

http://www.jimworld.com/forums/index.php/action::topiclist/
forum::linkex/

http://www.webmaster-talk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=8

http://www.top25web.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=73

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum158.html

Software for Finding Linkpartners

ARELIS

ZEUS

SEO Studio

WEB CEO

SEO ELITE

PRPROWLER

LINK EXPLORE

LINK MACHINE

List of Directories with PR

2006-01-14T01:41:00.000-08:00

Pr 6 http://reciprocalmanager.com/
Pr 6 http://www.turnpike.net/
Pr 5 http://www.uncoverchina.com
Pr 5 http://www.tsection.com/
Pr 5 http://www.spheri.com/
Pr 5 http://www.sitesondisplay.com/
Pr 5 http://www.poddys.com/
Pr 5 http://www.pleaseretrieve.com/
Pr 5 http://www.linksmatch.com/
Pr 5 http://www.linketeria.com/
Pr 5 http://www.kwikgoblin.com/
Pr 5 http://www.kingbloom.com/
Pr 5 http://www.kande.be/
Pr 5 http://www.addurl-free.com/
Pr 5 http://www.addurl-free.com
Pr 5 http://sonicquest.com/
Pr 5 http://www.webmaster-link-exchange.com/
Pr 5 http://searchsight.com/Directory.htm
Pr 4 http://www.linkexchange2.net/
Pr 4 http://www.yourlinkdirectory.com/
Pr 4 http://www.link-exchange.org/
Pr 4 http://www.xland.info/
Pr 4 http://www.websearches.info/
Pr 4 http://www.web-central.info
Pr 4 http://www.velendi.com/
Pr 4 http://www.uudir.com/
Pr 4 http://www.themedirectory.net/
Pr 4 http://www.sumwd.com/
Pr 4 http://www.softzdirectory.com/
Pr 4 http://www.sitelibrary.net/
Pr 4 http://www.simpledir.com/
Pr 4 http://www.seekabove.com/
Pr 4 http://www.searchwiz.org/
Pr 4 http://www.searchtwentyfour.com/
Pr 4 http://www.redjuniper.com/
Pr 4 http://www.rdirectory.net/
Pr 4 http://www.quick-silver.org/
Pr 4 http://www.profitchoice.com/webdir/
Pr 4 http://www.pr3.co.uk/directory/
Pr 4 http://www.nintra.com/directory/
Pr 4 http://www.network-room.com/links/
Pr 4 http://www.mammoth-directory.com/
Pr 4 http://www.look4business.org/
Pr 4 http://www.jupiter-directory.info/
Pr 4 http://www.jlinternet.co.uk/directory/
Pr 4 http://www.gdotz.com
Pr 4 http://www.addyoursitefreesubmit.com/
Pr 4 http://www.addyoursitefreesubmit.com/
Pr 4 http://www.777media.com/
Pr 4 http://www.4-fun.biz/directory/
Pr 4 http://thebusinessdir.com
Pr 4 http://perfext.com/
Pr 4 http://directory.sysice.com/
Pr 3 http://www.zerovis.com/dir/
Pr 3 http://www.websitetop.com/
Pr 3 http://www.webdirectory.co.in/
Pr 3 http://www.venus-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.uuiq.com/
Pr 3 http://www.uranus-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.TheSEOKing.com
Pr 3 http://www.skaloosh.com/
Pr 3 http://www.seofriendlydirectory.com/
Pr 3 http://www.searchworth.com/
Pr 3 http://www.searchlook.com/
Pr 3 http://www.searchave.com/
Pr 3 http://www.saturn-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.riodirectory.com/
Pr 3 http://www.ranktips.com/directory
Pr 3 http://www.ranked1.net/directory/
Pr 3 http://www.querycube.com/
Pr 3 http://www.purple-directory.com/
Pr 3 http://www.pluto-directory.info
Pr 3 http://www.pileiton.com/
Pr 3 http://www.netkushi.com/directory/
Pr 3 http://www.neptune-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.moon-directory.info
Pr 3 http://www.monkey-directory.com/
Pr 3 http://www.mercury-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.megri.com/directory/
Pr 3 http://www.maxlinks.org/
Pr 3 http://www.mars-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.links-factory.com/
Pr 3 http://www.kingoftheweb.net/
Pr 3 http://www.infovisual.info/directory/
Pr 3 http://www.guide-directory.info/
Pr 3 http://www.free-website-directory.com
Pr 3 http://www.dmscs.co.uk/links/
Pr 3 http://www.directory.kalius.net/
Pr 3 http://www.4do.org/
Pr 3 http://searchranger.net/
Pr 3 http://directory.zappster.com/
Pr 3 http://www.autoreferrer.net/
Pr 2 http://www.yourfreelink.com/
Pr 2 http://www.suredirectory.com/
Pr 2 http://www.sun-directory.info/
Pr 2 http://www.idorel.com/
Pr 2 http://dir.portprophecy.com/
Pr 1 http://www.webclickdirectory.info/
Pr 0 http://www.veselca.com/

DirectoryContest.com - http://www.webclickdirectory.info/Internet_and_Web_Services/



more directories here...
http://www.webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=21900


Free Directories Submission:

http://www.manhattanservice.com/freedirectories.html

TIPS ON FINDING LINK PARTNERS by jenbac

2006-01-13T20:54:00.000-08:00

In order for your website to rank well in Google, get more traffic and of course have a decent link popularity, you should find ways on how to look for more potential link partners. How are you going to do this?

I made a research on how to find quality link partners. Having lots of powerful tools will not be enough without having knowledge and techniques of some keyword combination to use as search phrase. I found this so-called Little Known Guerilla Tactics for Finding Link Partners wherein you are going to “search within” any search engine using keyword combination that would probably return potential link partners for your website. Simply “search within” keywords that describe your niche plus the terms that would probably used by websites that are actively seeking for link partners. For example, if your site’s theme talks about SEO services then you have to “search within” using the keyword combination “SEO services” + “ add url”. You can also combine your niche’s keyword with url extension for site submission or links pages such as “addlink.html”, “add-url.html”, “add_site.html”, and etc. You can also include some variations by replacing html extension with shtml, htm, asp, php, cfm, and etc. Other way is to combine niche’s keyword together with terms that would return sites associated with specific links manager software or script like "Powered by WSN Links" , "links4trade" , "links manager" , "links engine" , “ link partners” and so forth.

Brad Callen, a guy behind the SEO Elite software shared some keyword combination that would bring back possible link partners. Here are the lists of the keywords to use as search strings on any of your favorite search engine:

"Suggest link" "keyword"
"Suggest a link" "keyword"
"Suggest site" "keyword"
"Suggest a site" "keyword"
"Suggest URL" "keyword"
"Suggest a URL" "keyword"
"Suggest an URL" "keyword"
"Add link" "keyword"
"Add a link" "keyword"
"Add site" "keyword"
"Add a site" "keyword"
"Add URL" "keyword"
"Add a URL" "keyword"
"Add an URL" "keyword"
"Submit link" "keyword"
"Submit a link" "keyword"
"Submit site" "keyword"
"Submit a site" "keyword"
"Submit URL" "keyword"
"Submit a URL" "keyword"
"Submit an URL" "keyword"

"favorite links" "keyword"
"recommended links" "your keyword"
"cool sites" "your keyword"
"cool places" "your keyword"
"reciprocal" "your keyword"
"directory" "your keyword"
"directorys" "your keyword"
"directories" "keyword"
"exchange" "keyword"
"exchanges" "keyword"
"resources" "keyword"
"resource" "keyword"
"links" "your keyword"

"your location" "add url"
"your location" "suggest a site"
"your location" "submit site"
"your location" "links"
"your location" "reciprocal links"
"your location" "directory"

"friends" "keyword"
"partners" "keyword"

"add your url" "keyword"
"submit your url" "keyword"
"submit your site" "keyword"
"add your url" "keyword"
"add your link" "keyword"

"add url" "keywords"
"add site" "keywords"
"add link" "keywords"
"add a url" "keywords"
"add a site" "keywords"
"add a link" "keywords"
"submit url" "keywords"
"submit site" "keywords"
"submit link" "keywords"
"submit a url" "keywords"
"submit a site" "keywords"
"submit a link" "keywords"

"recomended sites" "keyword"
"links" "keyword"
"link exchange" "keyword"
"link exchanges" "keyword"
"link request" "keyword"
"link partner" "keyword"
"recip link" "keyword"
"link" "keyword"

"addurl.html" "keyword"
"addsite.html" "keyword"
"addlink.html" "keyword"
"addaurl.html" "keyword"
"addasite.html" "keyword"
"addalink.html" "keyword"
"submiturl.html" "keyword"
"submitsite.html" "keyword"
"submitlink.html" "keyword"
"submitaurl.html" "keyword"
"submitasite.html" "keyword"
"submitalink" "keyword"

"add-url.html" "keyword"
"add-site.html" "keyword"
"add-link.html" "keyword"
"add-a-url.html" "keyword"
"add-a-site.html" "keyword"
"add-a-link.html" "keyword"
"submit-url.html" "keyword"
"submit-site.html" "keyword"
"submit-link.html" "keyword"
"submit-a-url.html" "keyword"
"submit-a-site.html" "keyword"
"submit-a-link.html" "keyword"

"add_url.html" "keyword"
"add_site.html" "keyword"
"add_link.html" "keyword"
"add_a_url.html" "keyword"
"add_a_site.html" "keyword"
"add_a_link.html" "keyword"
"submit_url.html" "keyword"
"submit_site.html" "keyword"
"submit_link.html" "keyword"
"submit_a_url.html" "keyword"
"submit_a_site.html" "keyword"
"submit_a_link.html" "keyword"

"add-url.htm" "keyword"
"add-site.htm" "keyword"
"add-link.htm" "keyword"
"add-a-url.htm" "keyword"
"add-a-site.htm" "keyword"
"add-a-link.htm" "keyword"
"submit-url.htm" "keyword"
"submit-site.htm" "keyword"
"submit-link.htm" "keyword"
"submit-a-url.htm" "keyword"
"submit-a-site.htm" "keyword"
"submit-a-link.htm" "keyword"

"add_url.htm" "keyword"
"add_site.htm" "keyword"
"add_link.htm" "keyword"
"add_a_url.htm" "keyword"
"add_a_site.htm" "keyword"
"add_a_link.htm" "keyword"
"submit_url.htm" "keyword"
"submit_site.htm" "keyword"
"submit_link.htm" "keyword"
"submit_a_url.htm" "keyword"
"submit_a_site.htm" "keyword"
"submit_a_link.htm" "keyword"
"submitlink.htm" "keyword"
"submitsite.htm" "keyword"

"add-url.php" "keyword"
"add-site.php" "keyword"
"add-link.php" "keyword"
"add-a-url.php" "keyword"
"add-a-site.php" "keyword"
"add-a-link.php" "keyword"
"submit-url.php" "keyword"
"submit-site.php" "keyword"
"submit-link.php" "keyword"
"submit-a-url.php" "keyword"
"submit-a-site.php" "keyword"
"submit-a-link.php" "keyword"

"add_url.php" "keyword"
"add_site.php" "keyword"
"add_link.php" "keyword"
"add_a_url.php" "keyword"
"add_a_site.php" "keyword"
"add_a_link.php" "keyword"
"submit_url.php" "keyword"
"submit_site.php" "keyword"
"submit_link.php" "keyword"
"submit_a_url.php" "keyword"
"submit_a_site.php" "keyword"
"submit_a_link.php" "keyword"
"submitlink.php" "keyword"
"submitsite.php" "keyword"

"add-url.shtml" "keyword"
"add-site.shtml" "keyword"
"add-link.shtml" "keyword"
"add-a-url.shtml" "keyword"
"add-a-site.shtml" "keyword"
"add-a-link.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-url.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-site.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-link.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-a-url.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-a-site.shtml" "keyword"
"submit-a-link.shtml" "keyword"
"submitlink.shtml" "keyword"
"submitsite.shtml" "keyword"

"add_url.shtml" "keyword"
"add_site.shtml" "keyword"
"add_link.shtml" "keyword"
"add_a_url.shtml" "keyword"
"add_a_site.shtml" "keyword"
"add_a_link.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_url.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_site.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_link.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_a_url.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_a_site.shtml" "keyword"
"submit_a_link.shtml" "keyword"

"add-url.cfm" "keyword"
"add-site.cfm" "keyword"
"add-link.cfm" "keyword"
"add-a-url.cfm" "keyword"
"add-a-site.cfm" "keyword"
"add-a-link.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-url.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-site.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-link.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-a-url.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-a-site.cfm" "keyword"
"submit-a-link.cfm" "keyword"
"submitlink.cfm" "keyword"
"submitsite.cfm" "keyword"

"add_url.cfm" "keyword"
"add_site.cfm" "keyword"
"add_link.cfm" "keyword"
"add_a_url.cfm" "keyword"
"add_a_site.cfm" "keyword"
"add_a_link.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_url.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_site.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_link.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_a_url.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_a_site.cfm" "keyword"
"submit_a_link.cfm" "keyword"

Above-mentioned were just few of keyword combination. From my own study of the sites that offers link exchanges, i got the list of top frequently used keywords below :

1 "add your link" + "keyword"
2 "add link" + "keyword"
3 "add your site" + "keyword"
4 "link exchange" + "keyword"
5 "add your URL" + "keyword"
6 "submit your link" + "keyword"
7 "add links" + "keyword"
8 "submit your site" + "keyword"
9 "exchange links" + "keyword"
10 "add new link" + "keyword"
11 "add URL" + "keyword"
12 "add site" + "keyword"
13 "add a link" + "keyword"
14 "add your website" + "keyword"
15 "submit your website" + "keyword"
16 "add a new link" + "keyword"
17 "submit URL" + "keyword"
18 "submit link" + "keyword"
19 "request a link" + "keyword"
20 "exchanging links" + "keyword"
21 "submit a link" + "keyword"
22 "trade links" + "keyword"
23 "submit website" + "keyword"
24 "link requests" + "keyword"
25 "website listed here" + "keyword"
26 "link swap" + "keyword"
27 "add a site" + "keyword"
28 "partner with us" + "keyword"
29 "submit site" + "keyword"
30 "links exchange" + "keyword"
31 "post your link" + "keyword"
32 "submit new url" + "keyword"
33 "suggest link" + "keyword"
34 "add new links" + "keyword"
35 "add your links" + "keyword"
36 "submit website" + "keyword"
37 "submit your page" + "keyword"
38 "suggest a url" + "keyword"
39 "swap links" + "keyword"
40 "add your site's link" + "keyword"
41 "submit your URL" + "keyword"
42 "trade reciprocal links" + "keyword"

If you integrate them all, you can make variety of keyword combination that would bring back quality link partners. There are numerous different ways of collecting linkpartners. You can also use search operators of search engines like "inurl:","allinurl:","intitle:","allintitle:", etc. to make your search more specific. You can also use this online tool known as Inbound Linker.com and start searching for your link partners.

Twenty One Link Building Ideas - http://www.v7n.com/linkage.php

2006-01-12T21:52:00.000-08:00

Linkage

These days even the most hardcore SEO copywriter must know somewhere deep inside that on-page SEO elements are a tiny part of Google's ranking algorithm. The heart of Google's ranking algorithm is - and will remain - anchor text and inbound links.

Ideal Website Link Profile

One link per linking domain Instead of site wide links, try getting just one or two links from those websites that choose to link to yours. It's hard to resist the temptation to get those site wide links, but site wide links aren't exactly a normal linking pattern and may raise a red flag with Big Brother Google.

Fewer Reciprocal Links Reciprocal links are easy to detect and may be subject to negative valuation. Try to keep your reciprocal links under 5% of your total linkage.

Varied Anchor Text Use variations of your keywords in your anchor text. Using the exact same anchor text in the majority of your links may raise red flags insofar as natually occurring links tend to not use identical anchor text.

Varied IP's Using dozens or even hundreds of domains on your own server and on a single Class C IP Block to create link popularity for yourself is so 2004. Move on. The search engines have figured this one out.

Related Links If you want to rank for Web Hosting, get links from pages that talk about web hosting. Better yet, get links from pages that have web hosting in the title of the page. Really, it works.

Link Acquisition Strategies

Major Directories Submit to the major directories, such as DMOZ and Yahoo. These links may actually drive some traffic.

Second Tier Directories There are hundreds of second tier web directories out there. Submission is sometimes just $20 or $30, so you really can't go wrong. Only pay if it's a one time fee.

Free Directories One of the nicer things on the Internet is a free submission web directory. There are hundreds of these web directories, usually generating revenue by displaying Adsense ads. Go submit. Now. You can read the rest of this later.

Topical Directories One of the better quality links that may give you targeted traffic is a listing in a topical web directory. If you sell widgets, go over to widget-world.com and get listing.

Related Sites Do a search on your favorite search engine. Note the top ten websites ranking for your search term. Report these sites to Google for spamming. Then offer these website owners a small annual fee to have your link appear on the index pages of their websites.

Reciprocal Linking Exchange links with a few of the better quality sites which deal with the same topics as your website.

Press Releases New product line? Company going public? Acquired another company? Any newsworthy event you may have, do a press release and submit it through PRweb.com.

Link Conducive Content Create useful informational pages which attract links. Offer a free tool, or advice. Forums often attract free links.

Free Stuff in Exchange for Links Ever wonder how phpBB.com got a PageRank of ten? They gave away a script for free, with a link back to phpBB on every page. We gave away free hosting and saw some sweet PR, too.

Paid Stuff in Exchange for Links The vast majority of vBulletin's backlinks come from paying customers using their software. Ask your customers, politely, for a link. It doesn't have to be web related, either. Even if you sell lumber, you can ask your contractor/customers to link back to your website from theirs.

Writing Articles Write articles. Include a link in your byline. Offer articles to related websites. Voila. Linkage.

Writing Testimonials One great way to get links and make people happy is to give other webmasters testimonials. Do you like your web host? Neither do I, but it doesn't stop me from offering a testimonial to my web host which includes a link back to my website.

Supporting Good Causes A few of the better links we've acquired for v7n were acquired by donating to good causes, such as MozDev and Evolt.org

Blogs & Forums Contribute intelligently to blog or forum discussions. Include a link to your website in your signature.

Interviews Interview people who have friends. Their friends will link to the interview you place on your website. Or, if people like you, give interviews and make sure the interviewer includes a link to your website on the interview page.

Professional Organizations Do you belong to the AMA, the MRI or the BBQ? Most professional organizations have websites. They may already include your name and address - ask them to include a link to your website.

Free Hosted Doorway Pages Create a two or three page doorway site on Geocities. Include your keywords in the page titles. Include several links to your real website with your keywords in the anchor text. Provide doorway pages with limited number of links from dubious sources.

Awards Selling widgets? Have a Best Widget Resource Site Award. Give the award to every widget resource site on the Internet. Get them all to link to you. Schweeet!

Contests Have a contest. Create publicity. Get links. Even better if you can tick off a pompous windbag. More publicity.

Friends Seventeenth-century English author John Donne said, "No man is an island". I really have no idea how that ties into this discussion, but I am sure you know people. Friends, family, people who think you are friends - these folks may have websites, and you may be able to force them into linking to your website. Who knows; it's worth a try.

Natural Linkage Whatever you do, do it bigger and better than the other guys. Create content that is genuinely useful, and the links will come natually.

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CSS hacks and techniques

Lightbox

Centering (horizontally and vertically) an image in a div box

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The Top 12 *Link-Offenders* You Should Avoid Like A Ticking Bomb! *How to build a link structure that will stand the test of time.* by Stephen Mahaney

List of Free Directory Scripts

Simple Steps to Starting Your Own Web Site Promotion Service By Christopher J Enders

Sites That Trade Links by:jenbac

List of Directories with PR

TIPS ON FINDING LINK PARTNERS by jenbac

Twenty One Link Building Ideas - http://www.v7n.com/linkage.php

Linkage

Ideal Website Link Profile

Link Acquisition Strategies

The Top 12 Link-Offenders You Should Avoid Like A Ticking Bomb! How to build a link structure that will stand the test of time. by Stephen Mahaney