Go ahead and drop me an email and chat with you about it in short. You can just use the Contact page on this site at:

http://www.nichebot.com/contact/

One of my staff will route the email to me.

Just realize that I’ve have a bunch of projects going
on right now, so please take no offense to my undivided
attention.

And on the Overture front, I believe that tool is finally no longer able to survive and will be yanked soon. Right now, it’s returning no results. So yeah, I think the end is near.

Alrighty — back to the projects at hand.

Best,

Jim

This is a great article! Actually I can to be here from a post you left at the conqueryourniche forum. It just goes to show, that if you leave a good post, people are going to click and come.

I don’t have any links in this post, because as you said, don’t send someone to a half built site. I have a question about linking though…

I’m having problems about how a linking structure should be on my site. I use WP on my own domain, so do I target one keyword/keyword phrase per page? Or do I use more than one per page?

If it’s one per page, then every time I write an article with a particular keyword, should it then just be added to that particular page?

I do hope I made sense. For some reason I cannot get a clear answer on this. If you have a simple linking blueprint or diagram, I would love to know about it. How about you make one, and I’ll buy it!

Now I need to bookmark this site to wait for a reply.

Also, I use Overture, so am I hearing right that their search results are useless?

Thanks,

David

“Filed under marketingprofs.com, the keyword informer by The NicheBOT Guy.

Permalink • Print • Email • Comment • Edit”

Look up above — it’s right there.

I took that from this Keyword Informer 9. So you can use
the Control + “F” Key held down at the same to search on
this web page.

Please make sure to check for that PRINT link as we
already DO have a printer friendly button and screen.

Here’s the link for THIS issue’s printer friendly version:

http://www.nichebot.com/blog/95/keyword-informer-9/?action=print

Okay — as to your question about the actual wording
and why is putting your keyword phrase in the body
preferred over putting it in the “NAME” field, at least
for me.

Here are the exact steps:

1. What I would do is go ahead and choose what the
keyword phrase will be when I think out how I will reply
to a post. A little thought at first.

2. Write the post and try to naturally fit the keyword
phrase into your value-added comment. Value-added
content will make sure you get your comment approved.

3. Then, when you find the exact sweet spot to place your
keyword phrase, use the following code to place in your
web page:

< a h r e f = "http://www.someurlhere.com" >keyword phrase here< / a >

I put ONE extra space between both of the <> so that the
code would show here — otherwise, the code may appear
messed up or just like a hyperlink and I want to make sure
and show you the exact way it looks.

To give you a web reference on how to create a hyperlink,
you can refer to this page:

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp

Now, as to WHY I recommend doing links within the body
of the blog comment rather than in the name field. Some
blog owners may not care for it and it looks MORE natural
when your keyword phrase hyperlink appears naturally
within the text. The search engines will also give MORE
weight to your link better weight as well since there is
TEXT surrounding the hyperlink (which is part of your
comment). And that text surrounding the link will relate
to the keyword phrase being hyperlinked. This
just makes the LINK to your site more relevant in the eyes
of the search engines when there is surrounding text. So
the answer goes deeper than just one simple thing.

Hope that makes sense.

Best,

Jim

I just learn a good lesson today on commenting to blogs, this strategy you have is really thinking out of the box,when making comments on blogs an getting one way backlinks. I just started on getting one way backlinks to my site. This post was wright on time for me.

I have bookmark this page,an I will refer other people to it.

Thanks a lot
Michael Taylor

Just recently, on a popular forum, I asked a question about getting quality backlinks from Myspace for my top affiliate program training mentorshipwebsite. The webmasters told me MySpace is no longer a place to get quality backlinks?

Why? Because, according to them, the guys at MySpace have installed some clever scripts to render links ineffective and thus will not count well as backlinks.

What do you think about this?

Great article, I’m about putting the backlinks idea to help my genuine genuine internet marketing online affiliate program site to further rank well on the search engine

ave a problem here – which areas of my MySpace do you think will be best for me to set to get top quality backlinks from MySpace? Is it the blogs or what? Please kindly enlighten me.

Thanks

You said “2. Rather than leaving comments, it is better to link through to multiple people and send a pingback/trackback – by sending other people traffic in your niche, they are more likely to link to you in the future.”

This sounds very effective but I’m not entirely sure I understand what you mean, can you explain what you mean/ how you do it a bit further?

Lee Graham

I had’nt thought about trying to get to the top of the comments or making additional comments with different keyphrases/urls brilliant idea.

Also 3-4 very usefultips from the other commenters here

I have read in many places that you should not put links on sites without page rank becasue this may cause you to loose link credit, do you go along with this theory?

Lee Graham

I don’t even have a marketing site to promote, but I have a resource that everyone might be interested in. I hope you don’t mind that I plug a different kind of site.

Anyway, you mentioned that the way to find out if a blog uses the “nofollow” on the links was to view the source code.

Did you know that Firefox has an add-on that will automatically highlight them in the browser? It’s called Search Status and is available at http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/

It sure saves a lot of time. Just thought you’d like to know.

Steve

I really understand what you mean, though I really need to read this stuff to siphon the meat. I will get back to you.

Thanks