Video - Free Software Finds “Do Follow” Blogs for You to Comment On

5 May, 2008  No Comment

Today’s Traffic Tip: A tool that will allow you to get hundreds of links back to your website: Real Link Finder

Go to http://www.WebTrafficWire.com/linktool and download the Real Link Finder.

1.To start, enter your main keyword. Example: swimming pool

2. Select 3-5 comments per post

3. Search 100 blogs, and choose YES to “remove blogs that use Nofollow from the results”

4. Select Find

5. Look at first dozen returned. To see more after, click Next [100]

6. Open Blog and examine.

7. Leave a reply: Click “Fill Fields” and name, mail, website are automatically filled in. Enter short text related to website.

8. Click Submit Comment

In very quick order, you can go through a dozen of these and in just a few minutes, leave comments. This is not something to go spam with, this is something to leave responsible comments with. Most people with blogs do like positive comments.

This is a nifty tool that can provide you with high PR backlinks directly to your site.

GO ahead and comment as this is a Do Follow Blog

Using Google to Check for Backlinks and Great Web Titles

30 Apr, 2008  No Comment

In today’s WebTrafficWire.com tip, we’re going to look at a couple of tools that the major search engines have that you can use to research your website and improve its rankings.

The first thing we are going to look at is links – the backlinks that are showing up as indexed and linking back to your particular website.

Go to Google, and type in link, then a colon and your domain name.

Example

link:foxnews.com
Google comes back with 28,700 links to foxnews.com

Next, search Yahoo.com, changing the search to linkdomain:foxnews.com and see what they have. Yahoo returns 6,448, 477 backlinks to foxnews.com – a very large difference, compared to Google.


I have found that Yahoo does have a much larger inclusive mix of backlinks, and it is more representative of the links back to your website. So, when you want to look for backlinks, use the Yahoo search.


Example: you want to set up a website to do with dance lessons. One of the important decisions that you make when you set up a website is the title of the page. Go to Google and type in allintitle, then colon, then dance lessons.


allintitle: dance lessons - Google comes back with 112,000 websites that have “dance lessons” within the title of that particular webpage.

You can use this to learn exactly what your competition is, and to determine what the best keywords to use would be when developing your own website’s title.