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    SEO Link Building: The Myth About Getting Links From Classs C Network

    Friday, February 27th, 2009

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    When you read most SEO blog posts, or freelance jobs requirements, they will say, the links must be:

    1. Have Google Page Rank 2+ on the Link Page
    2. Relevant to the sites
    3. No more than 30 outgoing links
    4. No javascript … blah blah blah…
    5. Links from Class C IP network

    I am no problems with others but Links from Class C IP network!?! I am shocked! Why?

    Links From Only from Class C IP Network is a myth!

    What is an IP address anyway?

    Before I give you the reason, let’s look at how today IP addresses work. The existing still in used IP address network is called IPv4 where the computer network industry categorized it in to 4 classes of network, named A, B, C, D and E. With Class D and E are reserved for something else. Which leaves A, B and C widely used nowadays.

    A typical IP address consists of 4 octects (bytes) or groups of binary numbers (0 or 1) such as with the decimal notation of 123.27.117.89. Being 123 the first octect, 27 the second, 117 the third and 89 the forth. By definition, each group of numbers can only starts from 0 and ends with the maximum number of 255. So we classify class A network (only consider the first group of the numbers), starts from 0 – 126. Class B starts from 128 – 192. Class C starts from 193-223. With the missing 127 is reserved for the local computer.

    Only Counts Class C network?

    Thus, if links from only class C IP network is going to count towards the Google ranking calculation, that means you have to get links ONLY from websites that have IP addresses start with 193 to 223 and that’s it! But I can tell you only a very small portion of the entire web have the class C IP addresses. You can do a simple check with a command called “ping” in your windows command prompt. If you are going to ping Google.com for example, you will notice one of their data center IP is from “74.125.67.100″ that is a class A network IP. If you tried Standford university, (standford.edu), one of their IPs is 171.67.22.33, a class B network. You can also try IBM.com, GM.com, Target.com etc. You will find there are really little portion of the Internet are from Class C network.

    Therefore, if you only get links from class C network, links from IBM.com, GM.com, target.com are not going to count! Do you think this make sense? To me the answer is obvious.

    So the conclusion, getting links from Class C network only is a myth! You can get links from any classes of IPs as long as they are unique. That’s the end of it.

    I hope this article do clear up the SEO myth around. Sometimes I really can’t stand with so much misconception and that’s why you need to have a professional to work with your campaign, and do not attempt to do it all by yourself!

    Thank you : )

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    SEO Link Building: Blog Network Creations

    Monday, January 19th, 2009

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    Last time, we have covered seo link building methods like web directories submissions, article submissions and forum posting. Today I would like to show you more advanced techniques that I used – blog networks building. The benefits of blog network building is two fold.

    1.) you have more control of what content as well as links you wish to post of this network
    2.) most links are SEO friendly that is they are counted towards the search engine algorithm.

    As for example, you can always include links that point to your main site and also, one way links to the members blogs in the network. See the sample diagram below;

    I used all the free blogs to create the network but of course you can use a self hosted one. The main reasons are there are may be members that flag your post as spams so that they will be deleted.

    The blue dotted lines in the diagram, are the one way links to a single member blog. For example, we create six free blogs and post six relevant articles on this blog network with links back to the main site, namely, blogger, squidoo, hubpages, xanga, livespaces and Yahoo! 360. Then we link squidoo with hubpages, hubpages with blogger, blogger with xanga, xanga with Yahoo 360. After that we can link blogger to squidoo, xanga to squidoo and livespaces to Squidoo. So that every member blogs will at least 4 one way links from their neighborhood. This strategy is what most super affiliate marketers use which I showed early on of how to obtain multiple SEO listing on a brand name product or search engine results that are under 1,000.000 in Google.

    Anyway, this is more prefer model than others strategies I should say, because you don’t have to wait for approval like web directories submissions or article submissions, and you don’t have constraints like forum posting.

    So go home and start building your own network and grows with unlimited number of backlinks every month.

    Later I will show you more seo link building methods so stay tuned!

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    Maximize PPC Strategy for Easy Profits in Affiliate Marketing – Part One

    Wednesday, December 17th, 2008

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    PPC, shorthand for Pay-Per-Click advertising, is one of the most common forms of SEM, or Search Engine Marketing. One of the reasons for its prevalence is that it’s an extremely cost effective method for reaching a target market. Forbes Magazine has note that roughly 8 billion dollars is spent on PPC advertising yearly.

    How does PPC Work?

    The basic principles of PPC advertising are that different advertisers bid a value on various keyword phrases related to their website or product. Other people interested in the same keywords bid against you, and the person willing to pay a higher amount for the keyword is listed higher and in better areas on the search engine result pages.

    Therefore the person that bids the most gets the highest listing and therefore the most views from prospective customers. However, it’s not an all or nothing endeavor. If you aren’t willing to pay the cost to be ranked the highest, you can pay a more moderate price per click and receive a more modest ranking, lower down on the first page or even on the second or third page of search engine results.

    How can you effectively use PPC to make money with affiliate marketing?

    Typically, an affiliate marketer only receives payment when somebody that clicked through their ads ends up making a purchase or becoming a real lead. So of course, the more people you have viewing your website and your ads, the more chances that people will click through to your advertisers, which will increase your revenues.

    PPC however, which is literally short for Pay Per Click, is an easier way to make money than many other affiliate marketing programs because you get paid for clicks and don’t have to worry about whether or not somebody actually buys something. That makes it easier and quicker to earn money and provides less risk for your website.

    Therefore adding a PPC program to your website increases your chances of success. Even if somebody isn’t interested in buying something through your website, they may be interested in something else, or will at least give something else a look. You can make money on people who only visit your site once for 10 seconds and never comes back again.

    This will also help make your website stand out from the pack. You are providing greater resources to interested shoppers and establishing your credibility as a worthwhile place to shop and browse. Therefore the next time that somebody is looking for a related product once again, they will be more likely to come back to your website. And maybe this time they will actually buy something, which provides greater commissions and revenues.

    As you can see adding a PPC affiliate program can directly lead to more money in your pocket. So how do you get paid? Depending on the program, you can receive anywhere from 30% to 80% of the advertiser’s bid to place their ad in a specific spot. So if somebody bid $1 for a particular keyword, you can see $.30 to $.80 just for one click of that ad.

    Now, you can either put that money straight into your pocket or you can reapply that money and use it on your own PPC advertising. Many programs allow you to directly use the funds you earn for your own bidding. So you make money by advertising for others then you get free advertising for yourself, both of which lead to more visitors to your site and better targeted visitors as well.

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