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One-way links are links to your site from sites which do not receive a link from your site.
They send a powerful message to the search engines - that your website is so valuable or interesting or useful that other sites want to tell people about it.
One-way links are wonderful things to have because they increase your link popularity - the number of pages linking to your site. Search engines such as Google place huge importance on link popularity when ranking your site.
You can also receive direct traffic to your site from people who click on the links.
All links to your site are good, but where possible always aim for topic-related links.
Late in 2005, Matt Cutts of Google made it plain in his blog that Google frowns upon sites which "overdo" reciprocal links. Heed his warning and try to make as many of your links as possible one-way links.
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- Create a useful, interesting web site and other sites will naturally link to it. The vast majority of the thousands of links to THIS site were not requested.
- Invite experts in your niche to write articles to be published on your site. When they do, they will often tweet about their article or mention it in their blog.
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- Write articles and submit them to newsletters which are then archived online.
- Hunt for sites that complement yours and ask them to publish your articles, with a link back to your site - or a page on your site. (You should get links to ALL your good pages, not just your main page.)
- Submit brief, useful hints to newsletters for the same reason.
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- Consider buying text link ads on other sites, for example from Linkadage or Text Link Ads. (Remember that Matt Cutts has written unfavorably about buying links.) Better still, arrange for articles to be published on other sites with a link to your site in them. You may have to use some innovative thinking to achieve this. The results make the effort worth while.
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- Get your white papers published on other web sites.
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Some links pass "link juice" and help your PageRank. Some don't. The links that don't pass PageRank value have rel="nofollow" in the HTML.
In Firefox, here's how to discover if a link is "nofollowed":
1. Go the web page that contains the link.
2. RIGHT-click anywhere on the web page (NOT on a link).
3. Click on "View Page Info". (In Internet Explorer, click on "View Source".)
4. Click Edit.
5. Click Find. Search for the link. See if it contains rel="nofollow". If it does, it doesn't pass "link juice".
Fortunately, there's a much easier way to find nofollowed links... You can easily check for "nofollow" links by using a free tool called SEO for Firefox. It's a Firefox extension from SEOBook. This free tool also gives you a lot of other useful, competitive data. More than 500,000 webmasters use it.
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Seems like they have an interesting idea and very inexpensive too...
[The site is clearly selling links. Google asks people to report sites which are selling links. It would be very easy for Google to decide that no PageRank would be passed from this site. To me, this looks more like a gimmick than a sound business idea. If you want to get your links included in articles on other people's websites, I think you need to be a bit cleverer than this. Allan.]
What if I hire a person to go and manually post my articles and my company information including the website online on different blogs, chats, advertising sites, press releases, etc., do you think that would help to boost link popularity? Thanks.
[Getting links to your site definitely helps. The quality of the links is important, though. Most blogs won't pass PageRank because of the way the links in comments are structured. You would also need to make sure the person you hired didn't break the rules of any sites where your links were posted. Allan.]
Somewhere, on a long forgotten surfing trip, I ran across the name Allan Gardyne, apparently without hurting him one bit. It has become an itch which has to be scratched. I have printed and bookmarked some of your articles for review later. I recognize useful information and I don't mind the commercial plugs discretely inserted. Very well done!
I am impatient and eager to get some extra income from the net and have made my initial blunders; I was not satisfied with doing it once; I had to pop for two GRQ Programs. Bailed before I lost more than $300. I am not totally stupid, just looks that way. I am approaching seventy six, on SS, physically limited to driving an airport shuttle part time and caring for my wife whose father blessed her with genes for two crippling diseases. I have less than five years to setup terminal nursing and hospice care.
From your articles, and those of other serious writers out there, I have turned my blunders and learned to focus on what works and when to implement the tasks. Thanks, more than I can say.
This morning, about 0200, I put aside your article, picked up a leftover three inch square postit pad (5
pages left) and wrote my first business plan.
Page 1. Find, define five NICHE markets. ASAP MANDATORY!
Page 2. Develop five longtail keyword lists. MANDATORY!
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Page 4. Find Host for one year contract.
Page 5. Create Plan B: Monetize via Adsense and Affiliate programs. Use Associate Programs articles and tutorials as starting point. One step at a time.
It has and probably will continue to be a rocky path for me but I will reach my goal. My hope is that in the process I may be able to encourage some one eles to find their path also. Thanks for your very valuable time in reading this overly long "comment."
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[Well done! A good place to discuss your business plan would be on our affiliate forum. Allan.]
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[You could try asking for a site review in the Site Review section of our affiliate forum. Allan.]
Will websites tighten up on giving one way links and will google change their method of ranking websites.
Bless you.
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i was linking with PR3 to http://www.selectgsm.com and also link back to selectgsm.com, now all pages are PR2's because of the wrong links.
[My instincts tell me that it is better to post totally different articles in different places. However, what actually works is more important than theory. Many affiliates report getting good results by posting exactly the same article on many article directories. My prediction for the future: I think the quality of the places where you get the links will be more important than the sheer number of links you get. Allan.]
[Yes, these techniques still work. For more traffic generation ideas, read the free report "77 Ways to Get Traffic", which is free to everyone who subscribes to the Associate Programs Newsletter. Allan.]
doesnt make sense
[Whoops! Thanks very much for the alert. I've added a 2009 update to the article saying that we now use "nofollow" links on our affiliate forum because we don't want to provide straight links to spammers and bad neighborhoods. We're taking Google's advice and "nofollowing" links we don't necessarily trust. Many forums do this now. Allan.]
This is an old post but still valid.
I think one-way linking is the way to go, but I don't advocate buying links. Matt Cutts has been very clear about the practice. It will negatively impact your search returns (ranking) for your site. Is it worth the risk? But if you are hell-bent on selling links, I recommend staying away from the frequent bad neighborhood requesters: gambling, pharmacy and adult.
I'm using a one way link submitter I found on the Internet for free! Are these free tools very useful? Thanks
The truth is that for this method there aren't premade, success guaranteed paths to follow, but some tips are always beneficial.
Instead of sending automated link requests, try to clothe your intentions in a more personal approach:
1. offering your services for writing articles and posts;
2. ask if they agree to intervew them;
3. request opinions on your work;
4. proposing other resources for linking out to in addition to your own pages;
5. always talk in terms of the benefits they'll enjoy by linking out to your content; address their needs.
Thanks for the checklist, Jack! It's the best of its kind I stumbled upon on SEO community!
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NUMBER 95. . ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1898. {Thirtieth Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 23 officers and teachers. From the college and normal courses 333 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic import-ance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, four large brick buildings, library of 10, 400 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250, 000. With practically no endowment, with no lid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500, 000, and, until that is secured, for $25, 000 annually o meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus. The public rhetorical exercises of the year began Nov. 4. These exercises, as usual, were interesting and well attended. Pres. Bumstead attended the annual meeting of the American Missionary Association at Concord, N. H, Oct, 25-27. Miss Susan A. Hosmer, one of our matrons, has been sick since the term began. For a time the illness seemed light, but her condition is now considered somewhat critical. At the union prayer meeting Sunday night, Nov. 6, Mrs. H. H. Proctor of this city gave an interesting account of the July convention, at Nashville, Tenn.. of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. We were visited Nov. 5-7 by Mrs. Anna Wade Richardson ('85). She was on her way from the North, where she had been speaking in the interests of the American Missionary Association. An extract from her paper, read at Concord, appears elsewhere in this issue. The first number of vol. 3 of the Scroll has made its appearance, with Geo. F. Porter ('99) as Editor-in-Chief and E.E. Curtright ('00) as Business Manager. Subscriptions to this, our students' monthly, will be received by the business manager at fifty cents a year. The Atlanta Baptist College dedicated its new building, Quarles Memorial Hall, Oct. 21. Several of our teachers were present, and Prof. Adams represented this institution in extending congratulations. The new building is excellent in itsudap-tation for its purpose, which is, recitation and laboratory work. Our Graduates '76—Prof. W. H. Orogman of Clark University delivered the Commencement address at the Ga. State College in Savannah, of which his classmate, R. R. Wright, is the president. '84 '85—L. B. Maxwell ('85") has resigned the pastorate of the First Congregational Church in Savannah that he may have more freedom in his work as secretary of the International Sunday School Convention. His present residence is Decatur, near Atlanta. J. W. Whitaker ('84) succeeds him in the Savannah pastorate. '96—F. A. Curtright is establishing a new school at his home, Greensboro. It is intended to combine the features of an industrial and high school. N. W. Curtright was unanimously re-elected principal of the Eddy High School at Mil-ledgeville,but accepted instead the principalship of the Walker Baptist Institute in Augusta. His classmate A. B. Cooper takes his former position at Milledgeville. '97—Geo. F. Smith graduated at Dartmouth College in the class of 1898. He was one of six speakers representing his class at the Commencement exercises, and ranked fourth in a class of 72 in eligibility for the Phi Beta Kappa society. He is now professor of mathematics in Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo. '98—-A. H. Brown teaches science and the mechanic arts in the J. K. Brick Normal and Agricultural School, Enfield, N. C. Miss O. O. Brooks assists A. B. Cooper ('96) in the Eddy High School at Milledge-ville. Miss Julia G. Childs is associated with J. A. Bray ('93) in the West Broad High School at Athens.
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Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering offers a unique Bachelor of Sciences/Bachelor of Arts dual degree, the only one in the nation automatically earned by all graduates. Our curriculum emphasizes preparation for work in industry and the development of professionalism and values. Our students become innovators by participating in real-world engineering projects in such fields as alternative energy and health care technology. USD engineering was ranked 22nd among non-doctoral engineering programs by U.S. News & World Report.
Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science is a premier private graduate school with a public conscience. The school has been ranked in the top 10 percent of graduate nursing programs by U.S. News & World Report. Our faculty are internationally recognized in their fields and have extensive postgraduate research training. Faculty maintain vigorous programs of research and the school has been awarded the largest research grant in USD history. Our Nursing Clinical Simulation Laboratory is unique in the state of California and provides expert clinical training using cutting-edge technology. On a global level, our alumni are making a profound impact on health in high-level leadership positions in academic and clinical settings.
Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies was founded in 2007 and works for sustainable peace and justice through innovative education, interdisciplinary scholarship, advanced practice and policy engagement. The master's curriculum in Peace and Justice Studies is interdisciplinary and involves faculty from USD's other schools as well as utilizing the school's own core faculty, curriculum, dedicated facility and students. Areas of focus include conflict analysis and resolution, human rights, development and human security. KSPS students also benefit greatly from the school's two practice-oriented institutes – the Institute for Peace & Justice and the Trans-Border Institute.
School of Law is a national leader in preparing future lawyers to be skilled attorneys, effective advocates, and socially responsible practitioners. The school is a member of the Order of the Coif, the most distinguished rank of U.S. law schools. Our first-year students have an average LSAT score in the 89th percentile. Our alumni score higher than the state average as first-time takers of the California Bar Exam, one of the most difficult in the country.
School of Leadership and Education Sciences prepares educators and leaders to serve a diverse society by focusing on human dignity and the quality of life. The school granted the university's first degree, a Master's of Education, in 1960, and it established the nation's first doctoral program in leadership studies in 1979. Our alumni are pioneers in fostering curricular innovation and teaching excellence. In 2009, USD's 60th anniversary year, the school was ranked among the top 100 universities in graduate education programs for the second year in a row by U.S. News & World Report.


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Both Sides of the Fence
A Tosa resident since 1991, Christine walks the dog, cooks but avoids housework, writes and reads, and enjoys the company of friends and strangers. Her job takes her around the state, learning about people's health. A Quaker (no, they don't wear blue hats or sell oatmeal or motor oil), she has been known to stand on both sides of the political and philosophic fence at the same time, which is very uncomfortable when you think about it. She writes about pretty much whatever stops in to visit her busy mind at the moment. One reader described her as "incredibly opinionated but not judgmental." That sounds like a good thing to strive for!
This small world
I've been working up north, conducting surveys about eating out, and it's been a long week. Someone asked what I look forward to when I get home, and it's eating simple food I make myself, in my own kitchen. That and walking the dog on the County Grounds.
Best of all is preparing food from the Saturday farmer's market and sharing it with friends. The dog is immune to the pleasures of fresh vegetables.
Not gossip, but what do elected officials owe us?
When asked why Tosan Sue Black, Parks Director, was summarily fired, County Executive Chris Abele retorted "I don't owe you gossip."
Of course not. Gossip is a disservice to everyone.
Further adventures in riding the bus
As I read the death dates tatooed on the beautiful brown skin of the woman sitting next to me, I wonder whether her heart rests a little easier for having them there, a reminder for everyone to see.
The bus stops and a small, pale old man wrestles his walker aboard. He wears a Filippino shirt with suspenders underneath so as not to interfere with the smooth and casual lines. The walker sports an Amnesty International bumper sticker, and the man sports a button proclaiming "I stand with the sisters." I'm pretty sure it's the nuns on the bus, the religious women defending themselves in their own church, he stands with, and I smile. He winks back.
Idaho peaches, oh my!
They say Wisconsin has two seasons: winter and road construction. But the Wisconsin I live in has two, and my favorite is farmer's market season. So while my friend Tom writes of the gustatory and comardely pleasures of the pursuit of the finned, feathered, and furry flesh, I must write of pursuit of the fruit.
Idaho peaches. I could stop right there, but you know me.