Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

Natural Links are Generated Through General Interest

Many people now is talking about it - that search engines are now looking natural links on hubs, articles or columns. 

According to some experts on SEO, natural, or organic links are not special URLs as the name suggests to many people. Instead, what search engines are looking for are links to websites or articles that are generated through general interest, not traffic mills.

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There are ways to generate natural links. This includes many of the same ways a writer fosters good net etiquette in the first place such as: 

  • He should leave relevant, useful, information-rich comments on others' blogs or websites that genuinely interest him and relate to the content he produced on his own site.
  • He can link to other sites that produce quality, relevant content and then, and if those site owners find his contents to be equally relevant and useful, they are likely to link back to his site and share his contents with their readers.

On that way, a natural link happens, well and naturally. He can increase the likelihood of being linked to by reaching out to other bloggers and site owners, but he shouldn't just go posting links to his own content on promotional sites. Search engines are adapting to recognize the difference. 

For others - natural link means - the link from another site to his site or article. And that link must be created by a person or a webmaster who has reviewed the contents of the linked page on his site or article, and he has appreciated it to such an extent that he decided to share it with other visitors to his site for the purpose of increasing their knowledge on the topic or theme from both sites.

And to get a link to a hub, article or a column, one needs to do a lot of research of potential people interested in the content of his hub, then he must ask them to read it, and then ask politely if they liked his content and if they liked they will give it an acknowledgment by placing a link on their site. 

Other experts on SEO found that social networks are great source of natural links, so another great way to secure them is to share your content with friends and family who can, in turn, share it on their social network profiles with their friends. That's by and far one of the best ways to get high quality, natural links as search engines look upon Facebook, Twitter and Google links very favorably.

Thursday, January 19, 2012

The Largest Online Protest in History: No to SOPA and PIPA

strike-paper-new-sopa Image via SOPASTRIKE: If you wanted to enjoy your FREEDOM of expression and protect your online SECURITY read the message, share it to everyone you know, get out from your comfort zone and join the worldwide online protest.
Many believed that SOPA and PIPA will threaten prosperity, online security, and freedom of expression. Since yesterday some of the blog sites/websites at wordpress were already blacked out to show their protest.
Wordpress.org, Wordpress.com, Mozilla Corporation, Facebook, Electronic Frontier Foundation,Yahoo!, eBay, American Express, Reddit, Google, Reporters Without Borders, Human Rights Watch, English Wikipedia including some Law professors Mark Lemley (Stanford University), David S. Levine (Elon University), and David G. Post (Temple University) opposed SOPA and PIPA.
Today, the said protest has already spread worldwide. Google campaign is calling you to sign the petition urging Congress to vote NO on PIPA and SOPA before it is too late. You can also visit American Censorship Site for details on how you can show your support and to join the worldwide protest – if you wanted to protect your online security and enjoy yourfreedom of expression. Now twitter is flooded with tweets of “Vote NO to SOPA and PIPA”. The protest will last until Jan 24, 2012 – the US Senate vote date. This is the largest protest ever in history!
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Saturday, July 2, 2011

Google is Tracking and Indexing Acknowledgments of Individual Content Creators

Google Logo officially released on May 2010

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Earlier this June 2011 Google has already started indexing individual content creators on bloggers and YouTube. If Google intensified its plan indexing every individual content creators with the websites they appear on, I might say that mostly of the online writers and other contributors will be happy to be included.

Writers and other contributors of the websites are the individual content creators who worked together feeding contents for the sites. Now Google has started spotting, tracking and indexing acknowledgment of contents created by the individual content creators with the websites they appear on through listing the author’s link.

If Google stressed its plan, what I see both the websites and the individual content creators will enjoy the following benefits:

  • An individual content creator will be given a place for his contents separately in search results.
  • If the author’s page rank result is commendable, it can add potential points to the websites he is writing with as well as to his authorship.
  • This plan will help highlight authors and rank search results and allows better ranking of good stuff.
  • Effective to spot people that plagiarized other works and those websites who published works with out the author’s permission.
  • And this plan will inspire and suggest authors to write articles with good quality contents for Google crawlers or spiders to come and bring more traffic and views.

Full Story Individual Content Creators You Should be Happy

About the author – I am a father of 3 for 24+years, OFW for 16 years +, A Blogger, Sometimes a Poet, A Writer, Self-motivated. I am friendly animal but can kick you off when it is needed. LOL. I have no specific areas where my writing will focus on. I write any subject under the merciless sun. I am a writer/contributor of Triond, Wikinut, Bukisa and Allvoices. Also I am a DXN Member/Distributor. I welcome people around the world who are positively thinking to start business with DXN. 

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Motives of Fraud

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If you are blogging for online income – your talents from writing awesome articles are also welcome to some paying sites. Aside from your articles you can also earn money from Google AdSense with those sites you are writing with aside from your own blog sites and websites.

Normally, the more you published articles with quality contents with those sites, more traffic and views your articles receive which means an increase for your online income though still you are not happy and contented. Now you decide to apply some other ways to make more money from your writing talents and one of this is to get involve with Fraud.

Collins English Dictionary defined Fraud as: "deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage". Fraud is a crime and also a civil law violation. In the broadest sense a fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain. Aside from personal gain, another motive of fraud is to damage another individual.

Here are some examples of fraud and it is up to you if you will apply them with your writing. However, don’t ignore the saying “Honesty is the best Policy”.

1) To invite friends, family and relatives to visit and read your awesome articles is OK but never tell them or suggest them to click ads found on your pages.

(2) Just let them click the ads according to their will.

(3) Do not use pay- per-click advertisements for your articles – they are also considered as fraud.

(4) Never click ads found on your own articles pages.

(5) Of course, you can click some ads from other pages though you must see to it that you like them and interested with those ads.

Full Story: Motives of Fraud

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Saturday, May 7, 2011

Article Thieves are Clever and Wise: How to Detect Them

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Normally, we write articles with awesome titles and tags. We even have used some keywords on the titles for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) purposes. And when it comes to article tagging we apply some keywords that are found on our article contents. This time do not hesitate to include your user name as one of the tags for your articles. If someone has stolen your works with the tag of your user name – the search engines will help you detect that plagiarized your works and will guide you to the sites where they are published. Already I have proven that this method is really effective.

In addition, do not forget that there are thieves who are also clever and wise. They plagiarized other works and published them with new titles. However, you can still detect those articles that are plagiarized through comparison of the contents, the approach and style used by the author. Always remember that there are no two authors who write the same approach and style. Even twins they write differently!

Full Story What to Do to Detect If Your Articles are Plagiarized

 

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