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Dont Waste Your Time!

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 14:30:00 +0000

Maybe you experience this frequently. When you’re facing a problem and you feel able to handle it alone. But it did not. The problem you face is not resolved and you are actually experiencing a more severe losses. The longer time passes, the cost to swell and the problem did not go well resolved.

How should?

Let’s start with a simple example of your motorcycle-tire burst. Then you insist on yourself that you are able to solve and handle this problem alone. You then try to patch itself. But it turns out you do not have the equipment tire. Are you then choose to purchase equipment tire, then learn how to patch up, and new patching a leaking tire your bike? Or find a tire repair shop and entrusting to patch up your bike tires?

I am sure you will not choose the first option earlier. You’ll find the tire repair shop and then have to wait a while and you can return to continue the journey. Simple and effective.

Maybe your are a company leader, you might also a people who are good, but there is always a limitation in yourself. And there are others who can fill you lack it.

The same applies to your business. Here you can empower existing resources to achieve your goals. You can explain what your goals and ask them to do so. Thus, your problem will be resolved more quickly.

Easy for example if you’re not too adept in making the article then you can hire a writer, or if you do not have time to write you can also hire a writer. If you are not adept with the link building or seo, than just search for the right people who know about it and handle your problems, then pay them, if you do not have the money to pay them then you have much to learn and handle it by yourself.

In any business there is certainlyalways a challenge. And the only business that is able to properly in handle the challenges is will grow.

There Is No Failure, Only Feedback

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:21:00 +0000

Today's business is nothing like the business of the 20th century. Most of today's new businesses are started online or at least must immediately on start up have a strong online component. Because of the fact that internet is connecting most of the globe together and doing so at the speed of light, the statement "There Is No Failure, Only Feedback" makes so much more sense. Let me explain.

In neuro linguistic programming, the three of the most important fundamental principles of success are Stated Goals, Sensory and Non-Sensory Awareness, and Flexibility in Behavior. Neuro linguistic programming teaches that the person or the business to have the most success the fastest, they must have clearly stated goals, they must employ sensory awareness and they must remain flexible in their actions and behaviors.

In internet marketing, stated goals are usually pretty simple. You want your internet marketing business to attract a high number of satisfied customers in a short period of time. You must create a website, and find ways to bring qualified prospects to the site. No questions there. You have your goals. This is not much different than any other business on the planet, internet or otherwise. So in order to even talk about failure or feedback, you need to have stated goals.

The importance and power of having sensory and even more so non-sensory awareness is even more pronounced in an internet business than otherwise. You probably won't see your customers, they will be hiding behind their screens at home or at their work places. You won't visit them in person. However, you will be able to follow their tracks as they explore your website. You will find out what pages they visit, what pages they like to spend time on, and what products or services they buy from you. Or maybe you'll find they aren't buying.

Blogging for Profit

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 17:07:00 +0000

If you are looking for a way to start making money on the internet, and you have a budget that is very small or zero, blogging is a great way to get started.

Blogging has become very popular lately. For one thing, it’s free. For another, you don’t need to have any technical skills what so ever to get started. If you can read and write, you can blog. So what is a blog? A blog is a simple web page that anyone can set up in minutes. People use them as journals, diaries, and sales pages, like you will learn to do here.

You may be wondering how you can make money with a free blog. The answer is by adding Google Adsense, and promoting affiliate products.

You will not make money overnight with this system, but over 2 to 3 months, you can expect to start making some decent money. Remember, the cost for all this is absolutely nothing (other than the cost of this ebook).

For our purposes, we will be using “Blogger”. Blogger is owned by Google, which is one reason we’re using it. Blogs are crawled by the search engines regularly, so you can get indexed very quickly.

Blogging

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 11:11:00 +0000

“Blog” is internet shorthand for “web log.” They’re like online diaries. Unlike a real diary, however, the entire world gets to read them.
You should seriously look into keeping a blog, or inviting others to blog on your site. Blogging is one of the hottest new forms of contents, and many readers find it positively addictive. In fact, it’s grown so fast that many traditional news sources such as newspapers and TV stations are seeing an increase in declining readers and viewers (it was already declining due to the internet, but it got worse) because users are finding out they can go online and read a reporter’s personal blog, which often gives juicy details that are not reported in formal news stories.

Building a Virtual Content Empire to Display Ads On

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 10:51:00 +0000

So now you’re ready to build your content-rich empire and start raking in the bucks, right? Sure you are! You don’t have to be a great writer, you just have to know where to get good writing. And heck, it really doesn’t even have to be great. Just good.

Here are the steps you’ll want to take:

1. Pick a domain name – this requires some thought, since even though it’s not as critical as it used to be to have a catchy domain name, it still matters to some users. Once you’ve picked one, check with http://www.web.com, or http://www.whois.net to see if it’s available. If your favorite choice isn’t available in .com format, consider being flexible and having it in .net, .biz, .org, or some other form.
2. Reserve the domain name. Web.com and many, many others offer that service.
3. Get web hosting. You’ll want to shop around on this one, since prices and services and terms & conditions vary greatly.
4. Set up your new domain, including your e-mail addresses.
5. Design your site, and start building pages.
6. Get some content. If you don’t want to write it yourself, check out:
- http://www.ezinearticles.com
- http://www.goarticles.com
- http://www.freshcontent.net/
- http://www.elance.com to hire a freelance writer who will write articles for you. Browse project postings first to see what other people usually ask for these articles—they are very popular.
- ArticleSiteBuilder.com builds your article sites automatically!
7. For good RSS feeds, check out:
- http://www.rsscontentbuilder.com/
- http://www.feedster.com/
8. Sign up with Google AdSense
9. Update content at least weekly
10. Go to mailbox, get checks.

Maximize your Click-Throughs With Placement

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 10:30:00 +0000

Yeah, size matters, but so does placement…particularly as far as Google AdSense ads are concerned. Remember how I said to use the skyscraper format for ads, putting them in the margins as opposed to banner ads across the top or bottom?
Well, guess how much difference that can make. Go on, guess. OK, I’ll tell you. Poorly placed ads, such as banner ads down at the very bottom of the page, might have a click-through rate of about 2.3% on a good day.
But well-placed ads, such as a nice skyscraper ad in that critical upper-left quadrant we talked about, can have a click-through rate as high as 40%.
And that’s for the same ad. Yes, the very same ad can have a click-through rate of an abysmal 2.3% or an awesome 40%. It has nothing to do with the ad itself and everything to do with where you put it.
Another neat trick to maximize click-through is to massage the colors of the ads so that they fit in with the colors of your site. Ads that are seen as “fitting in” get more clicks than ads that clash.

Never Hide Headers

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:26:00 +0000

Remember how I said people look to the upper left? If you’ve been centering your headlines and subheadings, do you still think that’s a good idea? Well, it’s not. Yeah, I know newspapers, magazines and books do it. So do lots of other sites. But that’s just not where people want to look first.
They’ve tested this. Believe it or not, about 10-20 percent of people just literally do not see centered headlines, particularly if they’re in a hurry (and who isn’t these days?) They look in the top left hand corner of the content. And when they do, they see empty space, because the centered headline starts off to the right.
So what do they do? Instead of scanning right, they move their eyes down. And they miss the headlines.
Centered headlines are wasted headlines. If you center them, you’ve hidden them from 10-20% of your readers. Might as well not have them at all. And don’t even think about right-justifying them.
Just left-justify them and don’t ever worry about it again!
A word about tables: the ideal table for online is short, narrow, and only used for data. When a table is too wide or too long, part of it is out of the reader’s natural field of vision. When they scan fast, they won’t see all of it.

Put web links where people will see them

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:24:00 +0000

If you’re putting web links in, make sure they’re where people will see them—not in that bottom right-hand Corner of Death! Yes, people notice links in web content. They’re usually bright blue and underlined, so people notice them. Many people even read links before they look at headlines.
Now that you know that, make it easy for them to get to your links by consistently presenting them in list form or by slamming them right up against the left-hand margin.
Don't put your links in a sentence or they might end up in the invisible right-hand area of the content. Yes, this means you can’t use the old "click here" convention, but for a good reason: it never worked very well anyway.

Don’t Nest, Just List

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:23:00 +0000

Remember back in school when the teacher asked you to make an outline and you went nuts making all sorts of nested sub-headings that looked like this?

1. The United States
a. Texas
i. Austin
1. South Austin
a. The 78704 zip code
i. My house

Don’t do that.
Why? Because the last few items could be out of sight for many people when they skim-read. A straight margin is a whole lot easier to scan quickly on the Web.
Nested dot-points and numbers are often used in business and government policy documents and management plans, and you’re not making those, you’re just writing content. Find another way to show the hierarchy of ideas. Web users do not like to try to read through a whole bunch of indentations, and you will lose some people before they even start reading.

The Eyes Have it—So Where are They?

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:15:00 +0000

When you’re running a website, whoever is surfing it is staring at the screen…but where? One of the biggest questions for website designers is, “Where are the user’s eyes looking?” Where do your eyes go when you read articles on the Web? What do you notice and what do you miss?
Well, we’ve got some answers for you, because this topic has been studied. Turns out that the upper left quarter of the screen gets the most attention, according to the Eyetrack III research of The Poynter Institute, the Estlow Center for Journalism & New Media, and Eyetools. But that’s not all. There’s more to it than that.
People’s eyes have some very common behaviour patterns. It probably has to do with our hunter-gatherer ancestry.
First, we do reconnaissance, or “recon” as the military calls it. Users’ eyes flick over the entire screen at whatever draws their attention. And what draws it most? Well, the first hot spots are headlines, photo captions, subheadings, links, menu items and the logo on the page—doesn’t matter if it’s a good logo or a bad one, people look at logos.
Then the upper left corner of the screen gets special attention, probably because that's where people expect to find the very best stuff. And the right-hand and lower part of the page almost always gets less attention.
This is info that site developers must know: when you put your most important, vital content outside that critical upper left corner, that important content might as well be invisible when people are making the big decision: whether to stay on your site and read more or go somewhere else.
Yes, people scan a page quickly. But scanning has a purpose: it quickly identifies to a user what they really want to read. The good news is that if you can hook them right off the bat, when they start actually reading a news story on the Web, they read a larger proportion than if they were reading that very same story in the newspaper.
10.1 Frontloading

Frontloading means that you start headlines, paragraphs and links with the most important words. The first words should communicate the subject of the headline, paragraph or link. This is not like writing a novel or a story, where you have time to be coy and not get to the point for awhile. You’ve got about a quarter of a second to grab that user’s attention or he won’t read the rest of the sentence. Make the most of that opportunity.
If you do this, and you frontload your writing, especially at the top of the page, user’s eyes will easily catch the most important info, and they’ll keep reading.
Here are some examples of good frontloading:

• Foo Fighters release new cd
• Barbeque beef ribs recipes everyone will like
• Tom Cruise stars in a new movie

Here are some bad examples that are not frontloaded:
• New cd is being released, it’s by the Foo Fighters
• Everyone will love these great new recipes for barbeque beef ribs
• New movie is coming out and it’ll star Tom Cruise

Traffic TurboCharger

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 04:26:00 +0000

Traffic TurboCharger (TTC) www.TrafficTurboCharger.com advertises itself as a “next generation SEO software” tool. Their biggest claim is that they optimize RSS feeds.
The good things about having RSS feeds are:

• RSS feeds provide dynamically changing content so that every time the
spiders come crawling to your adsense page, it has new content. They really
like that.

• RSS feeds give you instant theme-related content. Google, in particular,
really loves this.

• RSS feeds provide content that is readable by search engines because the
content is part of your page, unlike javascript feeds which offer no
advantage because the little spiderbots can’t read them.

• Your pages get indexed faster, since your content changes daily, so you get
more visits from the Googlebot. That’s a very good thing to all your visitors to
click at your adsense.

One of the big advantages of RSS feeds is that you get content that looks like it’s yours. You don’t have to create it or pay a writer to write it. Best of all, you won’t get in trouble with the search engines. Why not? Because RSS feeds are completely legitimate from the point of view of search engines.

They’re also useful to your visitors for your adsense, who are looking for information related to the theme of your site. And with RSS feeds, your adsense site is constantly updated and fresh, because the feeds update as soon as new articles or content is added to the source you pull your content from. With big sources, this can happen every single hour.
Better yet, RSS feeds are completely automated so you don’t have to do anything to keep your pages fresh and updated for your adsense blog.

Directory Generator

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 04:24:00 +0000

As the name implies, Directory Generator DirectoryGenerator.com works on directories, also know as portals. The creator of DG noticed that many of these directories and portals have been quietly driving thousands upon thousands of visitors to their own sites on a daily basis year after year.
To appreciate how DG works, you have to know a bit about directories—there are two types.

1. General Directory - A General Directory contains listings of just about anything on the planet. It is not targeted in any way, shape or form.
2. Specific Niche Directory - These directories are vertical in nature and they focus on just one industry or topic. Everything on this type of site is about one topic, so it’s all very relevant.

DG focuses on the specific niche directory. However, it wasn’t easy. Creating a directory has always been a tough job: time consuming, complicated, and frustrating. The big online directories contain thousands of links and resources which can take a live person thousands of hours to create. If one person did it, it would take years. But DG’s found a way to automate the process.
Some of their features include:

• Photo Shots of Websites - Each resource Directory Generator creates contains a Photo Shot of the Website itself. This gives users a preview of the website before you look at it.

• RSS Equalizer Integration - This feeds real news content into your websites.

• Amazon.com Integration - Amazon sells thousands of products and services and you can now integrate these products into your new Directory Generator sites with a simple copy and paste mechanism. If you can copy and paste you can instantly start making extra revenue from Amazon.

• Google Adsense Integration – Since it’s what this book is about, it’s great that Directory Generator has an easy way for you to integrate Google's Adsense into your directory.

• Google Websearch Integration - Google recently released an add-on for Adsense that is called Websearch. It allows you to put a Google search box on your site and get paid for any Adsense click it creates. Now this feature is in Directory Generator.

• Built In Classified Ads - Making a directory is not enough. You need to be able to funnel the traffic to where you want. So the DG people created a way to for you to create Classified Ads in Directory Generator that let you promote and drive targeted traffic to any site you want, even if it is an affiliate program.

• Step Creation Wizard – Makes it easy to create DG pages. 8 simple steps, it’s done. Seriously, you can probably complete the whole process in just a few minutes. Can be done by an 8-year-old.

• Pre-Made Templates – OK, so not everyone’s a webmaster and you don’t have to be one to make money with Google AdSense and DG with this feature. There are pre-made templates for you to use. Just select one, fill some stuff in, you’re done.

DG also features PR Maximizer, which lets you search and find relevant and high quality sites for you to exchange links with. This software does all the work automatically for you, including telling you the site's PR, PageRank before you even contact them to talk about trading links.

Additional Web Page Creation Software

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 04:20:00 +0000

If you’re skittish of what TE and TH create and MetaWebs just isn’t in your budget, here are a few other options. These tools don’t break the search engines’ SEO rules as long as you use them right.

In a larger sense, this advice applies to most any content creation tool. You can use those tools in an honest and ethical way—which is what we recommend—to create very interesting and compelling content, or you can use them in an unethical way to lure users to a site that turns out to be not what they thought it was.

Even though the latter approach will draw more traffic, we don’t recommend it. And not just because it’s wrong, either. Think about it: if you went to a site and it wasn’t what it had claimed to be, you’d suspect the site owner cheated the search engines. And then you wouldn’t stick around long enough to click on any of the ads, would you?
Nope, neither would we. It’s called “backlash.”
And now, on to the wonderful tools that represent some of our top picks for compelling keyword-rich content creation.

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noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 07:50:00 +0000

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MetaWebs

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:55:00 +0000

MetaWebs has been called the Cadillac of search engine optimization/traffic builder sites. Metawebs is a server-based software which allows you to create unlimited search engine optimized web pages. And business has been good. Business has been so good for them that MetaWebs (MW) (http://www.metawebs.com/) has recently been a victim of its own success. In June of 2005, they closed down temporarily after having sold out their third level of membership. They say they will offer a higher level of membership to this popular tool.

Messages posted to user boards state that the old Tier 3 price was $500 down and $500 per month, and that the new tier will cost approximately $10,000. Clearly, MW is a power tool designed for serious users who truly want to maximize income.

How is MW able to charge such high prices, prices people are lining up to pay? Well, because MW is a software release from SEO "expert" Nathan Anderson. The big claim is that MW is "The First White Hat Software Tool". The program is supposedly able to "(generate) non-foot-printable, traffic-generating-websites the search engines absolutely love…"
Users were understandably skeptical of these bold claims at first, and skittish of the high price of MW.
The buzz that MW has tried to create is that TE, TH and the rest are just black-hat spam machines that create content that’s mediocre at best.
Anderson claims that while MW sounds like a doorway page generator, his product is different because unlike doorway pages, "MetaWebs are likely to be bookmarked and revisited because of their valuable content." Meaning his product creates pages with actual content while doorway page generators just produce pages designed to trick search engines.
I talked about doorway pages earlier. Now let me give you a definition. As defined by About.com, doorway pages are "pages designed to be visible only by search engine spiders, and usually just have blobs of keywords all over them."
MetaWebs, on the other hand, creates websites that are highly optimized, formatted in php templates, and filled with live, active content from Anderson’s Meta search engine.
When MW was released, its connotation as a White Hat software tool was met with disbelief and disdain by many users who just didn’t want to believe. Their main criticism had to do with the potential for spam to ruin search engine results. A whole lot of users feel that SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages) have become way overcrowded with spam sites and doorway pages which they view as the bane of their existence. Others blame MetaWeb for the increase in search engine spam.
The question is being asked on forums, "How long will it be before Google's AdSense team starts cracking down on AdSense accounts that are used on pages generated from keyword tools like this?" Apparently, users who do things by hand are irked by those who use automated tools, and there is justification for this.
There is also the fear that eventually, someone will—if they haven’t already—use MW for is spam. And when that happens, everyone using MW will suffer, since MW will leave the tracks necessary for Google to eventually detect the machine generation, and then those pages or sites will be dropped."
Others say that MetaWebs has no business being called "white hat" because it is an automation tool and that, because of the misuse, software generated pages ought to be considered a black hat technique.
Anderson disputes this. He admits MetaWebs does indeed have the potential to produce spam pages, but that's not his fault. It's the fault of people who misuse his product. It can be misused, he says, "…Especially if people don't customize the pages that MetaWebs spits out. But if they think of MW as a site-building tool, instead of a spam page machine, they should never have a problem.”

He’s right. Any tool that humans use, from tire irons to golf clubs to guns, can be misused. It’s all about intent. And my opinion is that a power web tool like MW shouldn’t be penalized or banned from SERPs just because some people misuse it. That’s like saying we should ban cars because a few people every year misuse them to run over others.

It's up to the user as to how they use MW. You could churn out pages using the advanced tools in Dreamweaver if you wanted to. That doesn't mean that Dreamweaver is bad software. Anderson feels that he is "empowering the masses with something that circumvents the SEO."

Using Traffic Hurricane

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:48:00 +0000

Traffic Hurricane (TH) is a little bit interesting in the way it’s marketed. It is only sold through its JV Partners links. You can go to http://www.traffichurricane.com

With that free version you can build tens of thousands of web pages very quickly. The downside is that with the free version you will be showing ads on your pages that belong to the reseller of the copy of Traffic Hurricane you downloaded.

The upside is you can try this new version of TH and if you like it you can upgrade and remove these ads or make them your own.

For the cost I can not recommend this product highly enough! It is worth its weight in gold!

TH is much-loved by many site owners, who describe it as “the perfect spider food.” They also love that it works very well for Google AdSense. TH has much in common with TE. They’re both not just doorway page creators. This is good, because doorway pages get banned from the search engines and Google, in particular, is very averse to them. TH users like the unique content and linking structure of TH, and they most especially love that the search engines love it.
TH creates literally thousands of laser targeted pages so fast you won’t believe it. It combines that ability with a user-friendly interface that takes minimal effort on your part. Basically, it does what developers used to have to do by hand—TH automates it.
As a result, users can create pages much faster and thus receive many thousand more targeted hits every day. They claim they use “Top Quality Content” on all the pages it creates—whatever that means. It probably means they’re trying to address TE’s shortcomings of crummy content.
Their marketing literature says, “Our system is not just creating a bunch of keyword rich pages that are going to automatically forward the traffic that arrives at them to your main web or affiliate link. They will actually provide good quality content that will not be banned by search engines.”
TH includes the ability to add RSS feeds for dynamic up to date content. What are RSS feeds? They are content taken from other information service web pages and inserted into your web pages automatically.

Search engines love this type of content because every time a search engine spider visits your site, there’s always some new content. Traffic Hurricane Pages are also fully customizable. Like I mentioned in the last chapter, one of the big reasons most of the pages that TE creates get banned in a hurry by the major search engines is that they all look and act the same.

Traffic hurricane pages are fully customizable as far as the amount and type of content placed on them. Thus, there’s a better chance that TH pages will be unique.
There are 14 templates to choose from and you can pick from a huge range of colors and add up to 3 images on each of the pages that will be created to ensure that your pages will be unique. If you have a special logo that you’ve designed, this would be the place to use it.

Using Traffic Equalizer

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:06:00 +0000

You should always put Traffic Equalizer pages on a separate domain, on a separate IP, even on a separate server. Keep it as far away from your website as possible. More on why later.

Traffic Equalizer provides a template that’s…well, not great-looking. And here’s the thing: many users are saying that when they use that original template, unmodified, their pages and in some cases their entire website are getting dropped from Google's index. The work-around here is for you to create a new template, with your own graphics. Change the colors and add some of your own new text. You want to change this from being easily recognizable to Google.

Traffic Equalizer runs a support forum...for product owners. So if you get TE, be sure you take full advantage of it to get tips and such. Mind you, in those forums you’ll see posts from users who’ve gotten banned from search engines. What you want to do is look for people who are getting tons of traffic from Traffic Equalizer and find out their secrets.

There are also some helpful sites, such as http://www.webtrafficstrategies.net/cb_templates which offer different templates for TE.

Traffic Equalizer

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:00:00 +0000

Traffic Equalizer (TrafficEqualizer.com)is a hot tool that many site developers use to massively increase traffic to their site and thus put them on a level playing field with the big boys. TR boasts that they drive highly targeted buyers to your site.

In a nutshell, you import a list of keywords, you fill in a few form fields, and the program automatically creates optimized pages. They claim it’s very search-engine friendly. It is a program that quickly generates hundreds or thousands of pages that are specially designed to rank well on search engines for huge lists of keyword phrases. You've probably seen these types of pages before. They feature an ad on top and then there are listings that look like a directory or a search engine.

All you have to do is make a list of keywords, type them into Traffic Equalizer and the software crawls search engine data to bring back the top results for that keyword. Then it lists those sites and inserts your site at the top...and voila! It creates pages that are supposedly designed to rank well for search engines.

Extreme Content Sites

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 10:45:00 +0000

What is extreme content? Don’t worry—it’s not adult content, or graphic violence, or even anything terribly controversial. “Extreme content” refers to very large sites ranging in size from 1,000 to 10,000…even 300,000 pages.
Now why on earth would anyone go to the trouble to create anything that huge, other than trying to get into the Guinness Book of World Records? They do it in order to have a ton of pages that will result in a massive saturation upon the search engines.

Let’s look at it this way: say you’ve got a nice little ten-page site. Those ten pages give you ten chances to get listed somewhere in a search engine’s rankings. Contrast that with an extreme content site of 1,000 pages. That site has 1,000 chances of getting listed in the rankings, which means some of their pages will no doubt get listed up near the very top.

Of course, not all of the 1,000 pages will rank in the top 10—there’s not room, by definition—but you’ve got a better chance that some of them will. And when you get all that traffic streaming into your site, you can direct them to your main site by using pop-unders or links and articles on those pages.

Of course, you can also use them to make big bucks by putting Google ads on these pages using Google AdSense.

However, keeping track of thousands of pages requires a good organizational scheme. You’ll want to use a service like Wordtracker.com or the Overture keyword tool to find out the most popular keywords. Once you’ve figured those out, use a tool like traffichurricane.com to build a huge site.
So what all do you put in an extreme content site?

• Articles – be sure and organize them by categories. Otherwise, it’ll be like trying to find a needle in a haystack. And it’s critical that they be SEO keyword-rich.
• Web forums – people love forums where they can discuss things, so give them a place to vent and have their little flame wars.
• Polls – people also love to be asked their opinions, so give them a place to express it, even if it’s just a multiple-choice poll.
• Games – a huge number of people love to play games.

So what sort of strategy do you use to create an extreme content site? Well, for one thing, you don’t try to do it at once. Having said that, though, if you think you want to go extreme, make sure you set up a basic structure that allows for expansion.

Start small, but leave room to grow. For instance, start out with a ten-page site that stays on one topic. Then, once you get Google AdSense going and the checks are coming in, use the tools discussed in this book to determine the hottest keywords of the month and use the other tools we talk about to build your keyword-rich content.

Before you know it, you’ll be up to thirty, sixty, even a hundred pages. Then you’ll just need to make a commitment to add a certain number of pages each month.
So now that you’ve got the gameplan, get going!

Another great way to build a quick content site is with other peoples articles using a tool like Article Site Builder.

This tool builds content pages by pulling articles from article site directories like ArticleCity.com and EzineArticles.com

Search Engine Optimization Tool

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:00:00 +0000

http://www.instantposition.com/seo_doctor.cfm

This is a tool with a lot of power. It tests the performance of a web site by analyzing a page by important criteria such as title and content. Then it ranks the page against the criteria that the top search engines use. And as if that isn’t enough, it also provides SEO advice to improve your overall ranking. The report it puts out is well laid out and easy to read.

Search Term Suggestion Tool

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:56:00 +0000

http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/

This one tells you how many times a certain keyword was searched for at Overture.com. It will also show all related searches for that keyword. It’s a good thing to use to determine search frequency among related keyword phrases

Meta Tag Generator

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:54:00 +0000

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/meta-tag

This automatically generates a Meta Keyword tag by reading the page you specify, removing common words from it, and picking the most used words on the page. Extra weight is given to words in a heading tag (etc.)

Link Popularity Tool

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:51:00 +0000

http://www.instantposition.com/link_popularity_check.cfm

This tool will measure the total number of links or "votes" that a search engine finds for your website. One of the best feature is that besides tabulating data, it also produces a very cool graph of the resulting data. One other nice feature is the ability to compare your website to your competitors to help you with your overall marketing strategy.

Search Engine Position Checker Tool

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:49:00 +0000

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/search-engine

This tool checks to see if your website appears in the first fifty results in major search engines for your designated keyword or phrase. If your URL is present, the tool outputs what position it occupies. This tool also lets you know if any other URLs from your domain appear in the search results.

Keyword Analyser Tool

noreply@blogger.com (sifukyazu) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:47:00 +0000

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/keyword-analysis

This one will read the body of the page and give you a report on what words are used and how many times they are used.
Since most engines rank sites depending on that site’s keyword density (which typically ranges between 3% and 9%), this is a really good tool to have.