We all want to make money and what better way to do it than to do it online. You are reading this as you want to make money online or want to make more than what you are making right now. Even though there is a gold mine right under your nose, you are not paying any attention to it. There are a lot of people out there who have at least one website up and yet are not making any money out of it. Wouldn’t it be fantastic to get paid every time we put up a website instead of waiting for an affiliate commission or an Adsense check?

Promoting, that is where the money is and if you want to make some then you are much better off promoting a few small to medium sized business. This is a much more effective way to make some serious money as you can earn more in a few hours of promoting than you would do by way of a year of affiliate marketing! There are many companies that need a website but do not know whom to approach regarding this. As it is, I cannot undertake promoting every single one of them as there are so many, so I would seriously suggest that you consider doing this as there is money to be made!

There is no point in making excuses, so let’s not go there. If your main worry is that you are new to all this and lack the online experience, don’t worry. At the most, it will only take you a few weeks to learn how to set up a decent looking blog. Once you have done that, you can then market it to many of the small business owners. On talking to some of them, you would be able to see how easy it is to get paid for the services that you provide them. Then you can go about and learn all the intricacies of setting up auto responders, doing pay per click advertising and how to do a search engine optimization, etc.

You may have noticed that it is much easier task to promote a business from your area than it is to try and promote one that may not be there for long. It is also most definitely much easier than it is to try and promote a product that thousands are already selling. To check this out, just go out and talk to some of the business owners to gauge their point of view.

When you set out to talk to the small business owners it is always a good idea to call them ahead and to see if they can make an appointment for you. It is a good idea to choose a business from a sector that is performing well, so avoid real estate as it is facing a slump these days. When you meet the business owners do not pitch them your project right away but instead try and gather as much information from them regarding their business. When they ask about yours, try to explain it in layman terms so that they would be able to understand you perfectly. Once you have done that, you should ask them for some referrals. This is where you make your pitch, indicate to the business owner that you may have a solution that will meet both of your needs. You may need to do a follow up meeting or two to wrap the whole thing up. This kind of approach may seen time consuming to others but it is generally effective. Once the deal is inked, do not forget to collect at least 50% of the payment in advance just to be safe.

You can always provide more services later on but for the moment, do a good job so that your services are valued. If you can do all that I have listed above at least 10 times a week, you should have more orders than you know what to do with. One of my acquaintances did the same thing and within a matter of a day he had managed to net himself $1500. The only person stopping you from earning all that money is you if you do not want to follow the steps that I have listed above. To read more on this in detail, you can go to my site by clicking on the link below!

In parts one through three of this tutorial, I discussed selecting the best keywords for the page you want to rank, analyzing the competition for those keywords, and optimizing the web page format so that the search engines know it is relevant to your chosen keywords. In this article I will discuss why you need to get other webmasters to link to your site, and how you go about doing so.

Step 4 : Getting Links

Now I’m ready to start getting in-bound links. In-bound links serve two purposes:

If it’s a new site, they will get your site crawled by the search engines and put into the index.

They will help a site rank well if the link text contains the keywords you’re targeting.

There’s a couple of methods you can use to get in-bound links, but I only use one of them.

You can pay other sites to link to you.

You can swap links (called reciprocal linking) with other sites.

When I’m actively trying to get links, I only do number two. I’m told that number one works better than number two because one-way links are more highly valued by the search engines than reciprocal links, but I’ll tell you why I don’t care.

First, though, a little explanation of one way links. A one way link is a link that points from some other site to your site, but your site does not link back to the other site.

The search engines value one-way links more highly because they figure it’s not just “artificial” link trading going on, but that somebody has given you a real live “vote” for your site without you asking for it-the greatest compliment.

Yes, one way links are more valuable. But I don’t care.

Why not? First of all, as I said before, I don’t go after fiercely competitive keywords, so usually reciprocal links work just fine. Secondly, if you have a quality site with quality content, after getting some reciprocal links into your site and getting some visitors, people will start to link to your site with one way links, and you won’t have to pay for those!

If you decide to go my route and do reciprocal linking, here are the steps you need to take to do it right:

1. Do a search at the engine you want to rank for using the keywords you want to rank for.

2. Go to each page that ranks well and email the webmaster offering to trade links.

3. Once you’ve emailed all of them, do the link: command on each of those ranking pages and email all of the webmasters who link to those pages to see if they will link to you, too.

If it sounds like an enormous amount of work, that’s because it is.

Well, it is if you do it all manually, and I hate to do things manually. I guess that’s the programmer in me coming out-I want to automate everything.

So how do I automate the process? How do I drive dozens or hundreds of in-bound links into my site without writing a manual email to thousands of webmasters? The tool I use that makes the whole process a breeze will be discussed in the final installment of this five part tutorial.

In parts one and two of this five part tutorial, I discussed how to select and analyze the keywords that you should try and rank your page for. In this article I’ll discuss how to format your page in such a way that the search engines know it is relevant to your chosen keywords. This process is known as “on-page optimization”.

Step 3: On-Page Optimization

There are two kinds of search engine optimization: on-page and off-page. On-page optimization is the stuff you do to your actual web page that will help it get ranked. Off-page optimization means stuff that isn’t on the page that affects your ranking (namely, in-bound links). Both are important. For Yahoo and MSN, on-page is more important than it is for Google. Google relies more heavily on links than the other big two, though Yahoo and MSN also weight links heavily.

In this case, I wanted to optimize the home page of the feline photos blog for the phrase “cat pictures”. This is how I normally do this:

1. Make sure the domain name contains the keywords.

2. Make the title of the page my exact keywords I am targeting, capitalized appropriately.

3. Make the very first text on the page the keywords in an H1 (header) tag.

4. Put an introductory paragraph that uses the keywords right after the H1 tag.

5. If I have a lot of text on the page, break it up with H2 tags that contain variations of my keywords.

Unfortunately, catpictures.blogspot.com was not available, so I couldn’t do #1. Since competition for “cat pictures” was somewhat light, I knew that I could get by without worrying about it. But if you are targeting more competitive keywords, make sure that your domain name (or subdomain name) contains the exact phrase you want to rank for. This especially helps for MSN.

Also, I didn’t do number five for my feline photos blog, because being a picture gallery there wasn’t that much text on the page. But I’ll give you more detail on how that works in case your page does have a lot of text.

Let’s say that I have an article on pontoon boats that I want to rank for the phrase “pontoon boats”. This is what I would do for the on-page optimization: Try and get a domain name with the words “pontoon boats” in it (www.pontoonboats.com would be perfect). If there isn’t anything available, then setup a subdomain for it (pontoonboats.mydomain.com).

Make the page title “Pontoon Boats”, put the H1 tag at the beginning of the text as “Pontoon Boats”, then break up the article with H2 subheadings like “Maintaining Pontoon Boats”, “Pontoon Boats for Fishing”, “Are Pontoon Boats Fast?”, etc. You don’t want your subheadings to be exactly your keywords like the main H1 heading and the title, but you want the subheadings to contain your keywords.

That’s really all I do with on-page optimization, and as I said before, if the competition is light I don’t always do all five of those things.

There are other things that search engine marketers focus on and spend a lot of time with (things like keyword density and image alt tag density, etc.), but since I don’t try to rank for fiercely competitive keywords I don’t usually bother with all of that. I leave the ranking of really tough keywords to the serious SEO gurus, because to me it’s just too much dang work.

To me, ranking for really competitive keywords is like owning a boat: it requires far too much time, money and effort to maintain to be worth the end result (going to the lake three times a year-sorry boat owners!).

No thanks. I’ll rank for moderately competitive keywords and only have to do a little bit of maintenance every now and again, and by multiplying that effort I’ll earn 10 times the advertising revenue that I would if I focused on one tough set of keywords.

What’s Next?

Once you’ve got your page properly optimized for your chosen keywords, it’s time to get to the “hard” part: getting in-bound links to your site. I quote “hard” because it’s not really difficult, just tedious. However, in the last part of this tutorial I will show you a tool that makes all of the work of gathering in-bound links much, much easier.

For the website publisher, getting your articles and other content into the search engines (so you can start making money fast) is often a challenge.

Although there are a number of solutions, most of them require some kind of work. And when you have a number of websites, this takes valuable hours of your day you could be spending on more profitable tasks.

One of the most popular shortcuts is the “Blog and ping” technique. This process works in 4 steps:

1. Build a search engine “spider trap” by creating a free blog on Blogger.com (they can’t resist freshly updated content).

2. Grab a free account at MyYahoo.com.

3. Post links to the web pages you want spidered inside your blog.

4. Then, just call the search engine spiders to dinner by sending (or “pinging”), with the click of a button, the blog to your MyYahoo account.

All of this takes around 15 minutes or less to get any page you want into the search engines. Best of all, you didn’t have to spend hours writing anything.

But, even doing it manually, takes too much time when you have a lot pages.

Blogging Equalizer is a tool that automates this process. So, it allows you to potentially get thousands of pages into the search engines without any time-consuming or tedious work.

However, if you only have a single small website (and don’t intend to build anymore), then this tool may not be worth your time. You’re better off doing the technique manually.

On the other hand, if you are constantly creating new websites, getting this new tool is a no-brainer. Because it gets your websites off to the right start so they start making money a lot faster than they otherwise would.

This means you can quickly move onto the next site, instead of spending more time than you have to on the old ones.

For usability, Blogging Equalizer is a breeze to put into action. You just fill in your information and the software scours your website to uncover all of its pages. Then, you just click the “Blog Now” button.

There were no noticeable flaws and since it has been first put out, there’s already been a free upgrade.

A key advantage Blogging Equalizer has over other tools is that it has many features to make the software work as though a person is pushing the buttons.

This is important because it means the search engines and free blog host won’t think you’re a piece of software.

Simply put, Blogging Equalizer is a complete solution and a powerful tool to every website owner who’s always creating new sites.

With its power in your hands, you’ll increase your AdSense income and get traffic faster to boost your sales.

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