Archive for September 16th, 2009
September 16th, 2009 | 
Author: Make Money Online Scam
To say I was sickened by the article on How I make 5000 per month by posting link on Google is not really the issue. The question is why peoples are so irresponsible to write a misleading article like this.
What wrong with people searching for extra money by doing whatever its take even becoming a scammer. Enough is enough! Somebody have to stand up to clean up the mess.
The article saying to make money by posting link on Google but the true is to make money by posting a Google advertisement program link onto your website blog or hubs.
Asking for handling charges where there is nothing to handle is their modus operandi. The reason I find this is not a legit program is because I have found a few web pages with a similar contents and comments purposely to attract people.
I find it hard to believe that internet users have to come to the extremes in order to avoid the possibility of being fraud. I also find it is hard to believe that there is no action being make in order to stop such things. Google Business Kit what they called their product are. Google have to take some action if this is not a legit.
Maybe scammers are simply unstoppable in the World Wide Web and internet users have to deal with internet fraud as popularly called the scammers
The statement How I make 5000 a month by posting link on Google is something good to be true. Be patient; do not let your greediness make the decisions. Seek for answer and confirmation first probably from forum or any other community before joining any programs that you are not aware of their legitimacy.
About the writer: Making the internet a better place for people to Make money online.
Link Building: Bouncing Google PageRank Back To Your Web Site With Squidoo
Here is one powerful way you can incorporate Squidoo and similar types of web sites into your search engine optimization and promotion campaign. This concept which I’m referring to as “bouncing” is sound for any of the major search engines because they all take links into account when ranking web sites.
In a nutshell this is the process of linking to a high PageRank web site that also links back to your web site. The purpose is to help Google or another search engine spider find the site so that it can then find the link back to your site. It probably seems much like link swapping but we are mainly concerned with certain types of web sites where we control the process of placing a link back to our web site.
This strategy works with social bookmarking sites like Delicious and Digg as well as sites like Squidoo that allow you to post HTML content. Social bookmarking has incredible power if you systematically bookmark high quality content on your web site. If your content is good enough you can grow your links exponentially.
The remainder of this article will deal with Squidoo. It lets you create pages called “lenses” in Squidoo terminology with links to anything you want and you have complete control of the content on those pages. Google indexes and ranks Squidoo pages with much enthusiasm and the site’s home page has a very high PageRank. Certain other pages in Squidoo such as lists of tags also tend to have high PageRank.
Remember PageRank is spread from site to site via links unless the links are “nofollow” links. Squidoo tags pages which are pages that list keywords people have used to categorize their Squidoo lenses can have high PageRank values. The tags pages link to a list of pages that use those tags with those pages in turn linking to the Squidoo lenses that use those tags. So PageRank can be passed from the tags page to a list of sites to your Squidoo lens. You can then place a link on your Squidoo lens to your web site. Your Squidoo lenses will also have a list of tags which link to the tags pages.
So the “bouncing” referred to above refers to the process of placing a link from your web site or blog to your Squidoo lens or another Squidoo page so that search engine spiders can make their way from your web site to Squidoo and back to your web site at which point you hopefully pick up some PageRank passed back from Squidoo.
If your main site is not indexed in Google or in another particular search engine then this strategy does not work. The search engine needs to find your site to begin with unless it finds your Squidoo lens first and finds your site that way which would be great but not really a “bounce.” Your Google rankings will improve as you bounce search engine spiders to other web sites only to have them bounce right back passing PageRank along with them.
About the writer: Jerry Work is president of Work Media http://workmedia.net a search engine marketing firm that employs advanced link building strategies and author of Scientific Search Engine Marketing: Maximizing Your Pay per Click Return on Investment.
