Let’s face it…inbound links from trusted sources still play a key role in determining your Web site’s position in the SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). Well, Andy Hagans and Aaron Wall have released a well written article entitled 101 Ways to Build Link Popularity in 2006. Highlights range from the mundane like Love for Lists, Developing Authority, Pay Per Click, Syndication, Directories, Social Bookmarking and Blogs to the radical like Getting Sued!
Written by stanley.holtsclaw on September 4th, 2006 with no comments.
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Yesterday I received an email from a well known marketer promoting a new search engine called Search Big Daddy, and of course being the curious type I clicked on over to check it out…
With my first look at Search Big Daddy I was, shall we say, less than impressed. The graphics, colors and fonts are garish to say the least, LOL! However, not the type to be deterred by a Web site’s looks, I clicked on over to Big Daddy Pays which is BDS’s signup page to get some more information. And what I found there was (despite their no hype claim) was a whole lotta hype! The signup page gives a whole list of features and benefits; including being able to give away TOP keyword positions, giving away $50 in free advertising, receiving your own search portal, $50 in free advertising for yourself and more.
Now, once I registered as a free member I found information on BDS’s paid upgrades, and this is where it gets interesting. For a monthly fee you get a plethora of additional benefits; more $$$ for referrals, more $$$ per search, increased sponsorship levels and more.
But the burning question is…is it worth it?
From my personal perspective, although Search Big Daddy has some interesting features like thier Top Keyword Position feature and keyword targeted Skyscraper Banner feature, the monthly fee detracts from the overall value of the offer. In my opinion, there are several PPC engines that have (despite Big Daddy’s claim) similar features without having to pay a monthly fee so in effect you may be paying for benefits that you could get free elsewhere.
So who can truly benefit from Search Big Daddy? Internet marketers that have a strong mailing list will likely benefit most from SBD as they can leverage their lists and gain huge downlines. And those that do build huge active downlines will be able to dominate the search results using their amassed free PPC currency.
If you want more information I suggest checking out Big Daddy Pays yourself and judge if it’s worth all the hype.
All those interested in discussing SBD in more detail feel free to join in on the discussion at Wealth College Forum
Written by stanley.holtsclaw on August 5th, 2006 with no comments.
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Since I started using Adwords Miracle I’ve been rummaging through my toolbox looking for various products that I already own to use in conjunction with the Adwords Miracle system. Once such tool that has proven especially useful is PPC Galaxy. I originally purchased PPC Galaxy to help me with some keyword research almost two years ago, but I dusted it off to see if I could make use of it again and it’s proven especially useful. PPC Galaxy allows you to almost effortlessly to take any series of keywords and re-organize it into obscure phrases that you’d likely never dream of! Since PPC Galaxy is capable of producing lists containing up to 1,904,460 keyword combinations it’s really increased my number of available key-phrases exponentially!
More pay-per-click search engine hits for less! What if you could bid for keyword phrases, describing your site, which nobody else was bidding on? Now you can! Generate truly massive keyword lists which target all the less popularly used searches. Individually these less popular searches might not offer much traffic, but when added together, they’re a jumbo bargain-bucket of cheap visitors.
Click here to find out why I use and recommend it.
Written by Stanley Holtsclaw on July 1st, 2006 with no comments.
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