Google Traffic Report Card-Does Your Website Pass? Part 1 of 7

November 9, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

This is part 1 of a 7 part series that examines the 7 factors of
incoming links that Google considers when choosing a spot for
your website in it’s SERP’s.

Why incoming links? First because these are what Google places
the highest value on. But, all incoming links are NOT created
equal. This 7 part course looks at the kinds of links Google
values when “rating” your website in the SERP’s. Each type of
link discussed is important to your overall link strategy and
consequently your free traffic levels.

The first factor is of course the anchor text used in your
incoming links. The importance of the keywords used to link to
your website are more important to Google than the content that
is actually on your page. You can generally use anchor link text
with your keywords and not even have the keywords on the page
and still get a good ranking in Google for that term if enough
incoming links have that keyword pharse in them.

If you’ve heard of the phrase “Google Bombing” then you know
what I’m talking about. Basically it’s when a set of webmasters
or blog owners decide to get a page ranked for a certain term
and all leave links back to the selected site with the keyword
phrase that they want that page to rank for.

The most notorious example of this is the “bombing” done by
several blog owners to the George W Bush biograpby page. Several
bloggers left links to the page containing the keyword text
“miserable failure” and consequently this page turns up as the
number 1 result in Google for the term, even though the words
don’t appear anywhere on the page.

The “Google Bombing” was done by at most a few hundred links
with this link text pointing to the page. Though more links
would probably be necissary for a more competative term. Still,
it goes to show how important link text is to the rankings of a
page.

Google Bombing is nothing new. But what many people don’t
realize is that Google places more relevance on the anchor link
text that it finds when it first discovers a link to your
website. Each consequent link either adds value to that first
impression or subtracts from it.

Many times you can control which link google finds first just by
knowing where google goes regularly (like on a daily basis) and
effectively placing your link in it’s path. This is called
“baiting” the google bot to visit your website through this link.

Each link you place after this initial link should further show
google that their first impression (or the first keywords it
discovered that linked to your website) was and still is
correct. Each subsiquent link is a “vote” so to speak to
validate Google’s original impression of what your website is
about.

Placing that first link to be found by Google is only the first
step, but a very important one. Choose your anchor text keywords
carefully. Each incoming link you place after this one should
serve to validate this first impression. Part 2 will discuss the
appearance and disappearance of links over time and how they
effect your traffic and search engine placement.

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Get Followers on Twitter! You’ll Get Nowhere On Twitter Without Responsive Followers!

November 6, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

So, you want to get more followers on Twitter fast?

You are not alone. Most people feel exactly the same way you do when they start using Twitter. I certainly know that I did!

So, what’s the problem?

You’ve heard people talk about how easy it is if you just do this or do that, but for some reason you can’t seem to make it happen. You know what? All your efforts are wasted because you can’t turn your followers into traffic. In spite of your best efforts to build a following people don’t click on your links.

Don’t worry though, there is still hope for people like you and me. The secret to building a responsive following will dazzle you!

It is possible to grow your Twitter following (I have). And you can get traffic from those followers (I am).

By the way, if you spend more than 10 minutes a day on this you’re wasting your time!

So, in less than 10 minutes a day you can get more twitter followers, that actually respond to you! These are followers who will not regard your messages as spam. The great news here is that besides saving ourselves a lot of time, we are also not bothering people who couldn’t care less about the message we want to share.

Listen closely, all you need to do is follow people who are already active in your niche. If your niche is dog training it quite simply mean that you would follow people who are equally interested in dog training.

And that’s the big secret to to getting more responsive followers on Twitter. You have to make sure that they care about the message you are sharing!

Can you turn your Twitter followers into targeted traffic?

To create your very own Twitter traffic machine you need the report that is available on the this website.

The techniques that are provided in that report will show you exactly what you need to do to get twitter traffic today!

Get Followers on Twitter! You’ll Get Nowhere On Twitter Without Responsive Followers!

November 5, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

So, you want to get more followers on Twitter fast?

You are not alone. Most people feel exactly the same way you do when they start using Twitter. I certainly know that I did!

So, what’s the problem?

You’ve heard people talk about how easy it is if you just do this or do that, but for some reason you can’t seem to make it happen. You know what? All your efforts are wasted because you can’t turn your followers into traffic. In spite of your best efforts to build a following people don’t click on your links.

Don’t worry though, there is still hope for people like you and me. The secret to building a responsive following will dazzle you!

It is possible to grow your Twitter following (I have). And you can get traffic from those followers (I am).

By the way, if you spend more than 10 minutes a day on this you’re wasting your time!

So, in less than 10 minutes a day you can get more twitter followers, that actually respond to you! These are followers who will not regard your messages as spam. The great news here is that besides saving ourselves a lot of time, we are also not bothering people who couldn’t care less about the message we want to share.

Listen closely, all you need to do is follow people who are already active in your niche. If your niche is dog training it quite simply mean that you would follow people who are equally interested in dog training.

And that’s the big secret to to getting more responsive followers on Twitter. You have to make sure that they care about the message you are sharing!

Can you turn your Twitter followers into targeted traffic?

To create your very own Twitter traffic machine you need the report that is available on the this website.

The techniques that are provided in that report will show you exactly what you need to do to get twitter traffic today!

Twitter Tools Part 1

October 30, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Twitter Tools Part 1
by Al Ferretti and Skeeter Hansen

Twitter Tools (part 1 of 6): “For Fun and More

Twitter Watchdog presents Twitter Tools Part 1 of 6 For Fun and MoreEarlier this year, Evan Williams CEO and Co Founder of Twitter reported that there are about 2,000 3rd party tools and apps for twitter. Wow~ Did he say 2,000? That’s a lot of options.

To keep things simple we’re sharing a tidbit with a link to some of the more popular twitter tools in use today. This is part 1 of 6 and we are beginning with twitter tools and apps “For Fun and More”

Crowd Status- View the status of your friends on Twitter in a start-up page style.

Bkkeepr– With this service, you can track the books you are reading on Twitter.

CommuterFeed – You can share your traffic report on Commuterfeed using Twitter.

Foamee – This is a fun site that allows you to track people who owes you beer or coffee using your Twitter account.

FoodFeed – is a micro blogging site that you can use to post about your food habits through Twitter.

InnerTwitter– Meditate by receiving chimes at regular intervals from InnerTwitter.

Notches– Allows you to write reviews of certain items on Twitter.

Hahlo– if you are not satisfied with your Twitter interface, you can check out Hahlo to manage your Twitter account. It gives you a separate profile page and the rest of the Twitter features in a new look.

My Tweeple– Manage your friends and followers in Twitter on a single web page.

Post Like a Pirate– This tool allow you to convert your post into pirate-speak before posting it to Twitter. I, however, don’t need it, because I already speak like a pirate. Yarr!

Quitter will help you how to use Twitter to quit smoking. Bonus points for cool name.

Roll the dice – You can use this service to do all the silly things on Twitter like roll a dice, flip a coin, deal cards, or generate a random number.

StrawPoll – Sends out polls on Twitter that you can participate on. As they say, you can never have too many polls.

TrackThis – This is an useful service to get updates of your shipment using Twitter. It supports FedEx, UPS, USPS and DHL tracking codes.

Twee60 – You can tweet your Xbox live status with Twee60 automatically.

TwitResponse – Set up your Twitter posts for the future.

TwittEarth – This is a 3D model of the earth displaying the latest updates on Twitter across the globe. You can download the tool as a screensaver.

Twitterfeed – Posts your blog posts automatically to Twitter.

TwitterMeThis – When you follow TwitterMeThis, it will send you a question randomly. If you are the first to answer that question, then you get $5.

TwitterSpy – provides you a Google map on its site. when you hover your mouse above certain locations on that map, you get to see the latest public posts from that area. Strangely addicting.

Tweetclouds – Create a word cloud from a public Twitter stream using this service.

Tweetgift – Remember Facebook where you can poke, throw a sheep, or hug a friend? Tweetgift enables you to do the same on Twitter.

Twaction – Another service that lets you do Facebook-style pokes and slaps at friends.

Twistori – Based on Summize, this service collects Twitter messages with words such as love, hate, think, believe, wish, and feel and displays them on its site with automatic updates.

Twitpoll – You can participate on polls using Twitter through Twitpoll.

Tweetshots – this service allows you to take your Twitter posts to Tumblr, embed in websites, or send over email.

TwitterAnswers combines Twitter and Mosio, so that you can send questions over Twitter and have them answered by other people.

Twitter Karma – This tool fetches your Twitter friends and followers and displays them for you, letting you paginate through them in a nicer way than you would on Twitter.

TwitterNotes – You can create notes on TwitterNotes using Twitter and tagging your notes.

TwitterPoster – This site generates a mosaic of user icons of those with a large number of followers on Twitter.

TwitterSnooze – If you have friends on Twitter who are updating every 10 seconds and are irritating the hell out of you, you can simply now snooze them away using this tool.

TwitterSpectrum – Based on Summize, this tool show you the associated words of two pair of words or names in a nice spectrum layout.

Xpenser – Record your expenses using Twitter. You can also use other mediums like email, SMS, IM, voice, etc.

Who Should I follow Who Should I follow – Find interesting people to follow on Twitter using this tool.

For more Articles about Twitter we encourage you to follow the link below http://twitterwatchdog.com or our
RSS Feed at TwitterWatchdog RSS
brought to you by Skeeter Hansen and Al Ferretti

Blogging Tips – How to Create a Blog That Attracts Thousands of Visitors!

October 24, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Whether you want to use a blog to get your name out there as a writer or to promote a website when you are internet marketing, you need to read up on as many blogging tips as you can. Keep in mind though that it may well nigh be impossible for you to try and implement everything that you’ve read and learnt. When reading blogging tips, it is important to shortlist a few that you can use and build on those few first. Trying to do everything can leave you frazzled and overwhelmed and will take away from what can be an extremely enjoyable online experience.

Interestingly, blogging started off as an online diary and bloggers used this platform to express their opinions and reveal their emotions. Blog entries were almost always in the first person and bloggers did not read blogging tips about how or why they should mind their p’s and q’s. It did not matter what they said or who they offended.

However, that was then. Nowadays, blogging is increasingly being used more as an internet marketing strategy, which means it is used as a way to attract people and get them to buy a product or service. As such, it has become important to read as many blogging tips as you can so as to make sure you do not offend or drive away potential customers. If you are new to blogging, take it easy. Along with reading tips on blogging you may also want to read other successful blogs so you can pick up a few nifty ideas that you can use. Take time to also visit a few unsuccessful blogs as these will give you a pretty good idea of some of the things you should not do.

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