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This is because different SEs
use different matrices to rank
web pages. The change you
made can be the reason to
go down. But it may not be the
only one. That's why you still
see other dynamic sites at top.

If you need to figure out well
you need to do thorough
analysis (Indexed pages,
Inbound links)on the ones that
at the top now.

webgaya.

Instead of two way links, http://info.vilesilencer.com/main.php?r … ndly-m.php  has a list of 400 or so search engine friendly directories that accept one way links.

If you have the budget there is a service that will do it for you for a few hundred US $'s.

Roger

There are plenty of analyzing tools,
again to be confused. Here are two
good free tools to do your analysis.

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/keywords/
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/backlinks/

I also have a nice tool with me, Web Site Dignity
Search. (See my signature).

Reciprocal linking is a vast topic.
It's not bad if you do it right.

Do it only with related site.
See for quality of the site, the
placement you get in prior to
Google Page Rank, Alexa Rank etc.
Don't accept requests just because someone
has linked to you. Clarify them you only deal
with relevant ones.

Take care to include keywords in the
anchor texts of your listing. Don't
use "same" listing with all sites.
Make about 10-20 different listings
and use them circularly.

Be patient and polite. Not all you link
will link back. But they will probably
do when you grow up. Continue politeness
in your emails. Don't threaten them
like "If you don't, I remove". Instead,
if the site really good keep it. They will
consider, when they get hits from you
and when SEs show your link-back.

Here are two directories that you will
find tons of partners,

http://value-exchange.sitesell.com/
http://www.linkpartners.com/

For one-way links, here is a good
list of directories with important
information and tracking capability.

http://www.123promotion.co.uk/directorymanager/

Do consider Article Marketing, Press Releases
and more importantly "content of your own site".
You will do fine.

Finally, if you still haven't read, do read this article.
It will give great insights.

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum3/2010.htm

All The Best!

webgaya.

kevchi wrote:

Another thing is I want to register individual pages of my site.  However, many SE remind not do so. I also want to do some link exchanges with some quality sites to pushing up the PR but I also heard that many SE don't like reciprocal links. 

So I am in a dilemma of what I supposed to do.  You know, there are many information which are both right but contradict with each other in some way.

Firstly mate, the Google Sitemap program is an excellent way to present your individual pages all together on a special site map. Just search 'Google Sitemap' in Google and read about it.

Also when you do a 'free submit' to Yahoo, you have the option of making a .txt document with the URLs of all your pages and submitting that as "yoursite.com/urllist.txt

Other than these two methods approved by the SEs themselves, once your site has been indexed, if your other pages have links from the index page or you have a page named 'sitemap' and they're all on that as links, then they should all be indexed when your site is next crawled (and that's up to you and your 'ever-changing content').

Secondly, as far as I know, SEs have no problem with reciprocal links. It's just that links that are 'incoming' ONLY, are far more valued and weighted for PR purposes. It's not that they don't like them. They just don't like them AS MUCH as they like the other.

I know traffic exchanges (like Linkmarket.net) are frowned on by Google, but if you only add a few each week, how can anyone know where they came from. SEs only get suspicious about traffic Exchanges and buying links etc, when idiots put 20 or 30 links (or more) up at once.

Thanks,
Wiz

I can't find any backlinks to your main domain (Yahoo or Google). Maybe you should get some linking going, rather than be wary of too many. None is certainly not too many...

laurie_m wrote:

G'day Kev. Welcome to the forum.
Sure looks like spamming in the head, to me. And pretty poor customer information at the top of the page.

Regards,
Laurie.

Have to AGREE with this mate. You're not permitted to have the same keyword any more than 3 times in you Keyword meta. Also, your Description Meta is FAR too long and the engine types are repetitive. This would definitely have the Google Bot's ears ringing.

I'd say google have definitely bypassed you because of your spamming the head.

Wiz

*P.S. You cango 'a little' over the recommended, sometimes, but not this far.

*PPS. manifold and manifolds are two different words, so you get a bit of a break there...

Last edited by Wizard of Oz (2006-08-09 23:22:30)