We all know that second to content marketing, comes backlinks – per importance in Google’s steadily altering algorithm. It’s obvious, due to each and every updaate that has ever come from Google, that there’s tons of SEO companies that have no earthly idea, how to create backlinks that cause a result in a SERP increase. The key componet we’re going to analyse here today is going to be “the consistency at which links are built“.

How you create links, is very likely different from how your neighbor might be creating links. How you create links whether it is Black hat or White hat, doesn’t matter to me. Both strategies work very well, when performed correctly. What I tell you here, might very well be different from what you might see later on today, somewhere else, but—what makes you different from all the rest of the statistic SEO’s, is the fact that there are some of you who know what to trust and what not to trust. The information that I share here isn’t speculation, it is 100% factual evidence.

From time to time I will experiment with new techniques I have personally developed, to try and research what works best, between those methods in which I experiment with. It seems there is only ONE strategy that works, as far as the consistency at which links are created. What I mean by consistency is the steadiness at which you create backlinks to a site.

Let’s look at an example.

Let’s assume that you create 5 manual (White hat) quality links, pointing directly to your money site, today. Let’s assume that you do this, and create 5 links a day everyday, for a solid month. Your consistent link building average is a total of five. If you create 1o links per day, everyday for a month, your link building avg. is a ten.

In order for your link building efforts to work, you MUST stay at or close to the same average. To gain the best results posible from any link building campaign, it is absolutely best to gradually increase the average in which you create links.

Let’s look at an example.

Let’s assume that you create 5 links over the time span of one week. The following week, you should create 6 links. The week after that, you should steadily increase your link building to 10. The following week, increase your link building to 15 per day. The week after that, increase your link building speed to 20 per day. Once you get up to a high number, a number that would (by common since) seem as it is getting high, allow your link building to start to fluctuate and or steady out, by making your link profile appear normal. You can allow it to fluctuate downward, and once again gradually make it appear as it is steadily growing at a steady rate.

This is what I refer to a link building that provides results.

This is 100% White hat Link Building. If you are one of those who has a hard time learning things, and are still using spammy link building tools, this will also work for you. Please keep in mind that if you have started out building backinks at a high amount daily, then you, my friend, must continue to create links at a high amount on a daily basis. If you have been creating a small, average amount of links per day, then you need to continue to create a small, rather average amount of links on a daily basis.

This form of link building allows you to fly below the radar. The type of link building that provides amazing results, and at the same time doesn’t set off any of the search engine spam filter alarms.

Let’s take a look at what would set off a search engine spam filter alarm, shall we?

1. Building a small amount of links and all a sudden building thousands in one day
2. Anything that would be considered unnatural to a person

Matt Cutts was invited to join Google, he trotted through the wide-open doors at Google, as a Software Engineer. Matt joined Google in January 2000 and prior to the Google aspect, Matt marched on, to maintain his Ph.D. in computer graphics. He grew up in the beautiful Bluegrass State (Kentucky) but went on to college, at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. He has an M.S. from UNC-Chapel Hill, and B.S. degrees in both mathematics and computer science from the University of Kentucky.

Matt wrote SafeSearch, the “Google filtration” family. As some of you may very well know, and many of you don’t, Matt is the main man within Google’s Web Spam team.  Matt talks about “webmaster-related” issues on his blog, and admits that “his job at Google is by far the best job he’s ever had.”

I feel sorry for those of you who haven’t yet had the time to thoroughly read over the original article, try not to miss Cutt’s endorsement, pertaining to the wide spread use of Infographics for generatingbacklink’s.

Eric Enge offered a decent piece of chop for SEO blog’s this week, with the most silenced interview to be published on the web, with the most well known; “say it all“, while at the same time, “not saying anything“, Matt Cutt’s (shame on me for not embedding Eric or Matt’s name in the anchor text!!!).  And while it’s not going to be much of a surprise, it didn’t take our religious SEO buddy, Barry Shwartz, very long at all to write up a silly ass headline.

Of course, (as normal) Barry was “cutting to the chase”, and for anyone who didn’t read the origin - will surely miss out on “Matt’s endorsement“,  understanding the use of Info-graphics for the purpose of “attracting” links (Link Bait):

This is a discussion that makes me a bit troubled. I do agree that there are ways that infographics can be created and that represent an OK form of promotion, but the challenge is that as soon as I say something like that, people are going to use this as justification to do whatever it’s they want to do. They will push the limits, and that isn’t OK.

In principle, there’s nothing wrong with the concept of an infographic. What concerns me is the types of things that people are doing with them. They get far off topic, or the fact checking is really poor. The infographic may be neat, but if the information it’s based on is simply wrong, then it’s misleading people.

The SEO community has taken something that has not been said, nor proved, and began to ruin some really great marketing strategies by misunderstanding what was not said, to begin with. Google is not sending a mixed perception about link’s.

The unexperienced, and so-called SEO’s are ruining a small sector of the Search World, while you allow it to happen. As long as it continues to happen, there will always be bullshit within the mix! Arguing with the perception is not going to get you or I anywhere.

Link Worthy Content and The Link Theory

Google look’s for differentiation. Personally, I don’t see the quality of any Algorithmic aspect declining in our near future. As long as you work behind a computer screen, I can assure you that others will be working to give you more to work with. As time passes, and the tools we use while at work, become obsolete, due to abuse, there will steadily be new and amazing techniques developed. The process will inevitably go into a loop (rinse and repeat). You know this, but I’m not sure if it’s our busy lives that distract us or if it’s temporary laziness. The point here is that, nothing has changed much from day 1.

And as sick as you are of hearing it, you continue to read article’s like the one’s I write, looking for a new way.Link Worthy content is cotent that people want to link to, and nothing will ever change the way you think. And, likewise, the link theory is and will always be relatively the same. Sure, people will, within time change the way link’s are viewed.

Info-Graphic’s and Guest Post’s have not and will not lose their Authority. The fact’s are very clear, and large enough for everyone to see. As long as you aren’t creating infographics for the purpose of spam, or irrelivent niche usage, etc then you will be fine. Many of us are implementing infographics, and are doing extremely well with them.

As for Guest Posting, it could not be more powerful. In my personal opinion, Guest Posting is far more powerful today, than it has been ever before. Here are my facts, today Search Engine Journal posted one of my article’s on their Website. It was published as a Guest Post. Common since tells you that HUGE brands wouldn’t allow Guest Posting, nor would big BRANDS be developing and publishing infographics, if it was looked down upon by Bing, Yahoo or any of the other Search Engine’s (notice  didn’t mention Google).

A Little Birdy Told Me…

Google isn’t the only Search Engine Out there. More importantly, Google is just a search engine, and nothing more. This disease is obviously alive and well (large and in charge) in the SEO community, but is eagerly growing, with lots of life in our marketing community, as a whole, but as always – has failed to heed all warning signals.

There are so many professionals within our industry who share so much of their strategies, all that someone who wants to learn would have to do, is look around. Matt Cutt’s share’s these little warning’s, and has for many years now, but instead of people paying close attention and taking what he offers, they close their minds to reading between the lines, and follow what he says 100% dumbfoundedly.

I submit to the court of public opinion that Google has not taken away any great linking strategies. What Google has taken away is the value that these linking strategies create within Google’s index and algorithms. -Michael Martinez

 

Is There Life Outside Of Google?

There sure is. Google filters a small fraction of the overall amount of traffic to the web anyway.

So here is what I take away from Matt’s statements about links and linking through the years: Go out and get all the links you wish, but do yourself a favor and get links that people WANT to give you because you’re creating content that they feel is link-worthy.

You know, your next link could come from a 6-year-old who just happens to build a Website with Mommy or Daddy as a hobby. Is that link going to be worth much? You have no way of knowing. Children sometimes craft cute things that attract a lot of attention. And if you’re one of the lucky Websites that inherits that windfall, you won’t be whining and complaining about ONLY getting 1 link all year from a 6-year-old, will you? Well, some of you might complain.

My point is that the SEO community has to stop associating Google with links. Google is not all about links, never has been all about links, and — well, okay, I won’t guess what the future brings. Maybe one day Google WILL be all about links — and if that happens I’ll deal with it just like everyone else.

Seriously, though — you do NOT want to live in a Web marketing environment where it’s all about links, so why do you pretend it is? If you’re going to invest time and resources in obtaining links you should be obtaining links that will work regardless of what Google thinks of them.

Google has mostly just chosen to IGNORE the links it doesn’t like. Screw all these wild conspiracy theories about “Negative SEO” — it’s been around for years and isn’t much of a problem. I’ve been the victim of a negative SEO campaign for the past several months and most of you were never aware of it. Shit happens. That doesn’t mean it’s going to accomplish anything.

I can’t stop people from pursuing links — I get that. But if you’re going to play the link game then go for advantages where Google’s opinion of the links don’t matter. That way, if they DO help with Google, you get a little icing on your cake.

Most Websites do not need that many links. Most of the links that SEOs have obtained for their clients over the past few years haven’t helped nearly as much as those SEOs want to believe. You can clap your hands all you want but this fairy is dead, children — it died a long, long time ago. -michael martinez.

Be sure to use the comment’s section below and interact with me!

RxSE has been in the process of moving our network, to a new server. In the moving process, our most recent content was damaged, as so we are having to re-write it. Thank you for all of your loving support, and comments!

Do You Know Of Any Closet Black Hat’s?

As time evolves, at what seems like the speed of light, so does the industry of search marketing. If you’re an SEO, Webmaster or a teenager who just enjoys spending some of your time online, and know anything at all about marketing, then you’re already aware of the money (profit) that is involved in obtaining a page one ranking within Google. Google maintains a huge % of the overall “search market share”, and this is just one of the very small reasons why there are so many marketers whom practice in strategies that are completely against Google’s terms of service (TOS). Google is constantly updating their algorithms, doing all they possibly can to keep spammers and the like from spamming their search engine.

So What, Screw Google – Right?

SEO is an evolving business, it’s constantly changing the way Websites are ranked in the SERP, due to the constant prowl for new loop-holes within the system (Google). In the search marketing industry, you have those in which we refer to as White hat SEO’S; these are the good guys. A White hat SEO is someone who abides by Google’s TOS, and doesn’t practice spam techniques. A white hat SEO maintains a legitimate marketing performance, and often times will obtain a long term business success. Then again as like in any sport, there are those who will try and cheat the system, by using no so legitimate methods. Then, well…we have that fine line, as some like to refer to a “grey hat”. Either way you want to wear your hat, “white hat SEO is and will always be the way any legitimate company markets their business, and that of their customer.

Do You Have  a Dirty Little Secret?

Sure, most of us do. That’s besides the point. WHt bothers me, as I’m sure that the same bothers you too, is when someone claims to be one thing, and all the while isn’t telling the whole truth about the story. I mean, is it alright to not tell the whole truth, but…only tell what you know others would like to hear? I’m not speaking down on anyone here, I want that to be known, before the bugs begin to crawl from the bag.

I was searching the Web, as I do daily, looking through the SERP, as that is my job and I’m a little shocked by what I find, to be honest. Two “White-hats” have written two different articles on link buying, but both have so much in common, it seems as though it was a planned piece of content of both these gentlemen’s conscious.. One of them is David Wallace, a “so called” Whitehat SEO who moderates at highrankings.com/forum.  The other, very nice fella is Rand Fishkin ( I would of never thunk it); a SEO consultant that many may know about (SEOmoz founder).

First; David wrote this article:

http://www.searchrank.com/blog/2007/08/link-seller-caveats.html

Rand (unbelievably) wrote this crap;

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-art-of-buying-links-under-the-radar

Read this one about Danny Sullivans editor; Barry Schwartz:

http://www.rxseo.net/right-or-wrong-seroundtable-in-open-violation-of-google-tos/

The underlaying theme in both articles is trying to convince the general public (website owners) that buying a link from a spam site is the same as submitting your site to the Yahoo! Directory and paying for the “editorial review”. In RxSEO’s book, this can’t be any further from the truth. To begin with; a directory is very different from a regular website (most are now de-indexed or penalized) . Yahoo! is in-fact one of our most favored directories, on the web. 

Google wants an incoming link to be a VOTE from the site to your site. Anytime you are buying a link with the understanding that the site is going to be showing your “ad” on their site, that link cannot be a “vote” for your site. Why the heck are otherwise smart people thinking that it’s a good thing to go out looking for “undetectable” links?

Contact Rand Fishkin When Buying Links…

Please explain to me how purchasing a link from “sourav sieam’s” (john doe) website, or anyone for that matter, be the same as submitting a URL to “Yahoo! Directory” for a “editorial review” in their directory? Use the comment form below to help me understand…

Both articles have many similarities. The fact that they both want to find “loopholes and tricks” (schemes) in the ability of Google to detect “paid links”.

Please take your time to read what Google has to say about buying paid links here (so that I don’t have to repeat myself in this article, from a post I wrote the other day) :   http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66356

I want to just say, be very careful who you trust in this industry. Until you take the time to dig, you’ll never know what ones past contains. I wonder at what point in these guys career, did they notice that Black hat SEO wasn’t a very successful career choice?

My Conclusion

Always be very, very careful as to what links you place on your site. Make sure you always use the rel=”nofollow” tag, when in doubt of your trust, for that site, in which you are about to link to. You never know where a mans mind might be in a couple of years from today! 

Content marketing, that is. Haven’t you heard, everyone is talking and writing about it, it seems since the launch of Google’s Panda and Penguin updates, everyone has been focusing on pumping out content. I’m really surprised at what in increase on new content there is for me to take part in, within my email inbox, on a daily basis, these days. Content is a hot topic. Still the question remains, what makes content great? Does it have more to do with the actual uniqueness, visual appeal, social shares, informativeness, tons of backlinks or in your opinion, is it all of the above?

RxSEO started out as an “online“ marketing and search engine optimization company, years ago, here in Kentucky. We started out as an online marketing and SEO Firm, in anuther domain name, and recently re-branded, throughout this past year. During the time we’ve spent within our new clothes (domain name), a nice newly brandable domain name, we have experienced a huge increase in our bottomline. We didn’t necessarily set out to conquer our small town, here in Morehead Kentucky, but—-that’s what’s happening, and to be honest, I couldn’t be more happy! 

As a Local SEO and Internet Marketing service provider, I started to think to myself——well..since I’m doing such a good job at marketing for my clients online, why not set out and help those business owners, right here in my hometown. The more I thought about things, the more I started to feel like I wasn’t making enough money, well it wasn’t so much so that I wasn’t making enough money, it was the sole fact that the door was wide open, to further my career, here at home—while making a name for myself.

Growing up, as a kid, I started working online at the age of 15, while at the same time I dropped out of school, and started to work for my father. While I’m surely not going to get too deep into my teenage years, I will say that, I managed my own sub-contracting company for my dad from the age of 15, till the age of 24 or so. At that time I started to take my street smarts, and put them into use, while benefiting from them—while implementing the power of the internet. I suppose growing up wasn’t all sugar and sweets, but being that I grew-up in the age of the internet, it has come to my rescue, later in life. I got really tired of going to work everyday, having to be surrounded by construction workers and the hot sun shine. Today I can sit in an office, while surrounded by air-conditioning and family, while working at the same time.

More about offline marketing. What I done to get started here in my local community was, I went out and invested $50 into 1k awesome business cards, and when I went out for lunch, and etc on a daily basis, I would simply pass those business cards out at the stores and restaurants I visited, and sooner, rather than later I started to receive calls from local business owners, asking me how I could help them. It wasn’t easy getting started here in my community, as like anything else in life, it took sheer dedication and lots of very hard work.

Being that I already owned a successful, very nicely established Website, it did help a bit. On my business cards, I added my Website URL, services, name and telephone number, and added a great little design to make them look professional.

Where I live isn’t a big city. In-fact, where I live is a very small town. If I can do it, you can too. Morehead Kentucky is a disadvantage, in my opinion, due to the fact that everyone here seems to be stuck in the past. When you mention the “internet” to anyone around here, they look at you like you’ve just mentioned a scientific algorithm. They literally look at you like your a full blown nut. It takes some convincing, and to be honest, without my Website being fully established, with tons of great content on it, I don’t think I could of convinced several clients to understand what SEO, and some of my other internet marketing services are.

The internet is a huge place, as we all very well know. Thus marketing your business via the internet, is really hard. There’s nothing easy about it, and I do admit that. Though what the greatest portion of you folks fail to understand is that everything you’re aiming to do, takes time. Chances are, those of you who are currently extremely impatient, are ones with new Websites, with HUGE goals.Am I right? Well, to be honest, there’s nothing what so ever having a new site, and also having huge goals, the key there for you guys is to give it time. I can’t stress that time factor enough. Time is what creates success online. Now, during that time period of awaiting your goals, it’s best to consistently work toward them.

Where most folks fail is when they start becoming impatient.  This is the point where most begin to attempt “tricks” and not so good techniques. I’ve seen this happen, more than just several times.

Start focusing your attention toward generating a quality Website, and stop focusing yourself with the “now”. Modern society is too caught up in the “now”. But I’m not going to get into that. I think that would make for a whole new article.

Whether you manage a business that focuses on Web Design in Kentucky, Search Engine Optimization SEO in Loisville, or whatever type of company, marketing your business offline is feasible, no matter where you are located.

I will continue to keep you guys up to date with how we are doing with our offline marketing. I would love to move into a much nicer, more roomier office some day very soon, so, like you I too am working very hard toward my goals.

If you have any questions, you would just like to provide some quality information to this subject, please feel free to leave a comment below.

Benefit’s Of a WordPress Ping-List

Huge Ping List Free!

Pinging offer’s some really great opportunities and I’d like to just cover a couple of those for you, to show you how you can start to better benefit from pinging your very own link’s. To Ping your link’s is the process of “tapping Google and a load of other places, to just say, hey I have a new link”, and that will not only help them to find your link’s in record time, but it also increases the speed in which your link’s are indexed. Another example would be, when you create a new blog post, within your site, it’s a great idea to ping your new post, so that search engine’s will know you’ve updated.

It’s not alway’s a great idea to ping your new backlink’s if you’re creating too many at one time. In that case, which I do NOT stand behind ( http://rxseo.net ), I suggest that you let Google and other’s locate them at their own pace.

I had the intention’s of providing a very brief tutorial on “Benefit’s Of a WordPress Ping-List“, and Your New List!, it’s self explanatory, so for you, today I have created a huge Ping-List. I have not had time to clean it for duplicate’s, which doesn’t matter. Here is your new ping-list:

Here’s The Ping List I Use…!

http://google.com/

http://api.moreover.com/RPC2

http://api.my.yahoo.co.jp/RPC2

http://api.my.yahoo.com/RPC2

http://audiorpc.weblogs.com/RPC2

http://blog.goo.ne.jp/XMLRPC

http://blogpeople.net/ping

http://blogsearch.google.ae/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.at/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.be/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.bg/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.ca/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.ch/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.cl/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.cr/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.hu/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.id/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.il/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.in/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.it/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.jp/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.ma/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.nz/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.th/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.uk/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.ve/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.co.za/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.ar/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.au/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.br/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.co/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.do/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.mx/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.my/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.pe/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.sa/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.sg/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.tr/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.tw/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.ua/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.uy/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com.vn/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.de/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.es/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.fi/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.fr/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.gr/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.hr/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.ie/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.in/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.it/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.jp/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.lt/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.nl/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.pl/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.pt/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.ro/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.ru/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.se/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.sk/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.tw/ping/RPC2

http://blogsearch.google.us/ping/RPC2

http://feedsky.com/api/RPC2

http://hamo-search.com/ping.php

http://holycowdude.com/rpc/ping/

http://ping.blogoon.net/

http://ping.blogs.yandex.ru/RPC2

http://ping.fc2.com/

http://ping.feedburner.com/

http://ping.kutsulog.net/

http://ping.myblog.jp/

http://ping.namaan.net/rpc

http://ping.snap.com/ping/RPC2

http://ping.syndic8.com/xmlrpc.php

http://ping.weblogalot.com/rpc.php

http://ping.wordblog.de/

http://r.hatena.ne.jp/rpc

http://rpc.bloggerei.de/ping/

http://rpc.blogrolling.com/pinger/

http://rpc.icerocket.com:10080/

http://rpc.pingomatic.com

http://rpc.reader.livedoor.com/ping

http://rpc.technorati.com/rpc/ping

http://rpc.technorati.jp/rpc/ping

http://rpc.twingly.com/

http://rpc.weblogs.com/RPC2

http://wasalive.com/ping/

http://www.blogpeople.net/servlet/weblogUpdates

http://xmlrpc.blogg.de

http://xping.pubsub.com/ping/

http://zhuaxia.com/rpc/server.php

http://pingoat.com/goat/RPC2

Important: If you aren’t utilizing a Ping Plugin, I suggest you download and upload one, to keep you from pinging the same ping site more than once at a time, this will completely reduce your chances of being marked as a spam site, and we wouldn’t want that.Be sure you do this. . .

Go ahead and ad this to your WordPress site, and save it,once you’ve done that it’s good to go! You’ll start seeing a lot more bot’s crawling your site, indexing your page’s, post’s and etc in lightning speed! -Benefit’s Of a WordPress Ping-List and Your New List!

RxSEO.net is really active on Social Media! Heck, what real marketer isn’t? So, I thought it’d be really interesting to write a short little post today, giving you guys some useful tips on how to benefit from Twitter and share some of the tools I use, with my readers and allow you the opportunity to share yours with us!

To add RxSEO on Twitter and be able to communicate with us directly, you need to add @GregrySmith. You can also use the #RxSEO Hash Tag to talk with us on Twitter. We are always signed onto Twitter and are always active. If there is anything you would like to discuss with us, concerning one of your active projects that we are currently working on, Twitter is the best form of contact. If you’d like to use Skype, our Skype id is: RxSEO.net

So, let’s move on. First things first, I have a few Twitter tools that I’m going to mention. All of these are highly benificial and well worth the download. My request for you is; I am going to share Thirty One different Twitter Tools with you, and all that I want from each of you is to comment below, letting us know which ones you have used in the past and how well they worked for you and don’t forget to mention which ones you are going to try from my list. That’s it! Have fun…

Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO:   What are schema tags? And what does schema tags and content markup do for SEO? Before i jump deeply into what this is all about, I just want to mention to all of my readers that I am posting this article for you via my cell phone. It’s difficult typing from such small buttons, but feel it’s important for me to do something like this to prove what it takes to succeed as a passionate SEO. There has been a lot of talk about  Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO lately, and I’m going to clear he air.

Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO

Not many marketers or SEOs are familiar about Schema or the use of Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO or how it can benefit your content or websites. If you Are familiar with the old saying “content is king” the your already a fullmstep ahead of the rest of the bunch. Schema.org  offers a whole new meaning to Content. The implementation of schema tags  offers many different benefits, and is also being adopted by search engines such as Google,Bing and Yahoo.

Schema tags assist in making sure your content ranks for the “keyword term” in which you intend for it to rank. As an example, provided by Schema: the term <H1>AVATAR</H1> could possibly be a “heading one” tag for the movie Avatar, or it could very well be an article about how to use forum Avatar images, using the Schema tag now helps commercial search engines to better rank your keyword terms for the more relevant term, thus providing searchers with more relivent content.

Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO

Some of the even more beneficial Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO are the optimization principals. Using schema tags provide you with the opportunity to start adding even more keywords into your content. The schema SEO tags are added using the HTML editing option in wordpress. Schema.org offers an entire hiearchy that has implemented the necessary tags, and to properly implement the Schema tags, I recommend that you take advantage of therel=”nofollow” tag to all content Markup. This is very important,and should be implemented, so that you are not leaking or flowing your precious Page Rank to the webmaster over at Schema.org. Schema SEO services can now be requested here at RxSEO.net. We have viewed the source code of some of our competitors, such as SEO.COM and couldn’t help to take into consideration that the biggest sites on the web have implemented this new SEO opportunity, but my question is how long have our competitors been using Schema tags”? The better question here is how long has Your competitors been using this SEO Schema feature! -Schema Tags & Content Markup For SEO-

Below is an example of the above “example per the <h>avatar</h> explination.

Trackback Benefits of SEO: First, I would like to explain exactly what trackbacks are. I have been getting some emals lately, from marketers asking me what trackbacks are, and how they could use them for their benefit. I’m quite very upset by this. I have written several articles pertaining to this question, and have published several very beneficial articles about how to grow your website, make more money and build your backlinks “all while not having to put forth any effort”, yet I receive emails from people asking me, what are trackbacks! You know who you are, and you should be ashamed of yourself. Yes you! And if you are reading this article, and don’t know what trackbacks are, you should be ashamed of yourself too. But it’s ok, because after you read my article, you will be ready to get started building your own trackbacks.

Let’s get staretd shall we?

Trackbacks are “when someone else links to your website, or copies your article (links inluded) and puts it on their website, mentioning you as the author. Simple enough? Well, don’t get your panties in a wad just yet, because getting trackbacks from other marketers who are relivent to your niche, can be a bit tricky. How do I recommend that you get started? Well, I recommend that you start writing quality articles, using the mind that God gave you. People will naturally link to you. Do keep in mind that trackbck links can be more valuable than let’s say; Ten tarckback links are more of quality and are more valued than Ten thousand spam links. So, in my world, their worth achieving.

Trackback Benefits of SEO: As stated in the last paragraph, trackback links offer many benefits. I am going to let you guys know that “you are very welcome to copy any of my articles,” and promote them on your website(s). I write all of the content that you find on RxSEO.net, other than the obvious “guest posts“. Speaking of guest posting, we are also accepting guest post offers, guest posting is something that I am not seing enough of. Not very many of yo are wanting to put forth the needed effort that is absolutely necissary in order to make money online. You want to eat of the same plate, but you don’t wana put forth any effort. For those of you who do want to putforth a bit of work, and have some fun at the same time, hey, all you have to do is email me, and tell me that you have some interesting content “that you wrote”, and I will allow you to post your content on my site. This is a great way to promote your website and drive some traffic. But hey, your life is ” what you make of it.” I’m just here to help.

Like I was saying, “let’s build some trackbacks.” I have always loved sports, and I am a firm believer in team effort. Working as a team surely gets things done at a much better rate. Get your butt in gear and start adding quality content to that website of yours, and stop dreaming of what it’d be like to have a million visitors a month, visit your website. Grab a article of mine, and post it on your site, to help you get staretd. Be sure to keep my links in the article, and add me to the bottom as the author. These are just a few Trackback Benefits of SEO. I wish each and everyone of you the best of luck, but remember, it’s solely up to you to have a better life. Noone else can do it for you.

Trackback Benefits of SEO and How To Get Free High Quality Content