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Part 2: Off-Site SEO Optimization
Search engine optimization is a two-part process. You’ll want to
optimize your web content (on-site) and work on getting many incoming
links (off-site). This article will focus on the ways you can improve
your search engine ranking by working on off-site factors.
Think about the reasoning behind the search engines decision that
incoming links prove that a website is valuable. When you find
impressive information on a website, what do you do? You link to it.
This is not only proven with articles, but it works with other types of
websites. If you find a free piece of software or a really inspirational
video, you may mention it on your blog or website and include a link to
that website where your visitors can claim it.
That’s what people naturally do. The search engines recognized this and
realized that the most popular websites like CNN.com or ESPN.com are
linked to quite frequently and naturally.
So, how can you "force" other sites to link to you? Of course, we don’t
recommend any illegal or spammy methods so here are some tried and true
ways to get other websites to link to your website:
1. Create a quality website with unique, informative content.
Visitors will be more open to linking to your website if you have much
to offer.
Of course, if you have a product website (a storefront) then this can be
a bit harder, so the next one is for you.
2. Start an affiliate program. You’ll be surprised how
many people will link to you if they have the potential to make money
doing so.
3. Do something newsworthy and write a press release.
Not only will you have incoming links from the press release
distributors, but you also stand chance to get your story picked up by
TV, radio, and print newspapers.
4. Become a columnist for another website. Contact
websites in you niche and offer to write a regular ongoing column for
them - or even provide a weekly tip or idea. You’ll get plenty of links
- and build a networking relationship by doing so.
5. Write and submit articles to article directories.
Simply write an informative article and submit it to article directories
where other website owners can publish it - with your Author Resource
box at the end which includes your URL.
These are just a few of the many ways you can increase the number of
incoming links to your website. With a little creativity and some hard
work, you’ll see more traffic coming through those links in the coming
months.
Tip:
You can increase your circle of influence offline by joining
networking groups, clubs, and other organizations. Some examples would
be your local Chamber of Commerce and the American Business Women’s
Association. Don’t be afraid to introduce yourself to the other members.
They are all there to network and grow their businesses, too.
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