Hello...
             
             Any body know about different ways of Back links to generate to Improve the Page Rank of my Blog.If u know ...Plzzz notify here...other wise any useful links to learn about Quality Back Links...

              Some one says that ,the Page Rank will effect on the Ernings Per Click in The ADSENSE...Is it Right ?...

               And one more thing is...Is the signature used here is called as Back Link or Not ? ....

Plzzzzz answer ...

   

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

G'day Mohan.

Someone might give you brief answers to your three questions but really you need to do quite a bit of in depth study on SEO (search engine optimization).

Suggest using the search box at the bottom of this page to run searches on the main words in each of your questions. You'll find a wealth of information in the archived articles and posts.

Also search on SEO. That's your main word.

Best wishes,
Laurie.

good questions, as far as big G makes a secret of it. Why? Because businesses try to manipulate ranking algorithms wich where programmed to ensure quality results!

this is just my opinion of a quality backlink so take it for waht it's worth (not much )

to me, a quality back link has 4 characteristics:

1) comes from a relevant site - so if you're selling medical shoes, a foot doctor's website would be relevant

2) comes from an "important" or "authoratative site" - again if the link comes from a well known doctor that will help you more then if it came from Joe Blow's foot blog

3) the link is situated in a 'good'location - in this case good = high traffic, highly visible location. Links serve 2 purposes: A) to help rank higher in the SE's B) to send you traffic directly. While the above 2 serve the first purpose (A), backlinks need to be visible and  and situated in trafficed areas if you wish people to use them to find you

4) good anchor text

A question about back links. Would a good back link for me be from a playground equipment supplier for my rubber mulch site? Is that what you mean? I have good standing and would think that  a quality playground manufactuer might want to link up with mine?

Another thing about this Google Adsense you mentioned. I have gone to sites that all they have on it are ads to other companies are those Adsense ads? I HATE those sites. I feel betrayed when I get there and don't find the site I went for. Do people put up mock sites just to get ad money this way?

A question about back links. Would a good back link for me be from a playground equipment supplier for my rubber mulch site? Is that what you mean? I have good standing and would think that  a quality playground manufactuer might want to link up with mine?

You've got the general idea. Relevency! Study your SEO habdbook. It will have good info on link building. This is off page SEO.

About your other question. You've got it!

Best to keep discussion to the topic, though.

Regards,
Laurie.

Quality backlinks are links that point to your website from an important page of an important website.Backlinks are responsible for the PR of your website.Read about it here.

If you're gunna spam a site for links, at least go out of the way looking to see if they are no-follow.

Geez, you'd think every SEO would have THAT on the to-do list before link dropping.

terryson01 wrote:

Get Quality links from :
1. Submit directory high pagerank
2. Blog comment
3. Sign link
4. Forum posts
5. Exchange link with related site
6. Press release

Not quite terryson01, if your serious about building a strong link profile you will shoot for contextual links, preferably given editorially. You also you want to your links to be from like or relevant sites.

Some Directories are good for fine tuning page relevance, if done correctly, but I wouldn’t say that they fit under the umbrella of quality. TBPR is an archaic tool bar gimmick and it is not the same as PageRank. Once you step into this century you will see that PageRank also has company.

Your items 2-4 are worthless and even more so when pitted against anything thats competitive and sticky. If you ever paid for a true press release you would know they are not for everyone. A average release on PRWeb is around $200 So while its pocket change for some, its not financially feasible for the average joe.

Link exchanges? Hmmm that’s basically a shotgun approach to linking, and while it sounds easy, its probably not something a noob should engage in. See I am not anti exchange, but I do think that if you are going to make the concept work to your advantage, you must have a solid grasp on creating and manipulating relevance. Done in moderation, with proper segmentation and strong relevance in play, there are still a few small perks.

So today’s SEO wisdom is this: If you lay down with dogs. You’ll get up with fleas.

Before starting, just gotta say -- what an odd assortment this thread contains -- original poster never bothered coming back, Terryson1 deleted his/her post, so the only hint of it is from Wave's response, and yet, still very educational thread! (I have gotten so behind on my newsletters with a variety of odd conglomerant of things hitting at once -- in and out of insomnia, allergies, gardening and STILL doing a page-by-page review of CE's exciting new site. I may catch up by this time next year. LOL)

Anyway, had to respond, because I'm somewhere between Wave (who is very successful at SEOing, so should be listened to more then me) and Terryson, who I have yet to meet on this board, but hope you haven't given up -- learning is a bell-curve, of course, so it's OK to not to get it perfectly. Old articles never die on the Net.

waveshoppe wrote:

terryson01 wrote:

Get Quality links from :
1. Submit directory high pagerank
2. Blog comment
3. Sign link
4. Forum posts
5. Exchange link with related site
6. Press release

Not quite terryson01, if your serious about building a strong link profile you will shoot for contextual links, preferably given editorially. You also you want to your links to be from like or relevant sites.

Some Directories are good for fine tuning page relevance, if done correctly, but I wouldn’t say that they fit under the umbrella of quality. TBPR is an archaic tool bar gimmick and it is not the same as PageRank. Once you step into this century you will see that PageRank also has company.

Your items 2-4 are worthless and even more so when pitted against anything thats competitive and sticky. If you ever paid for a true press release you would know they are not for everyone. A average release on PRWeb is around $200 So while its pocket change for some, its not financially feasible for the average joe.

Link exchanges? Hmmm that’s basically a shotgun approach to linking, and while it sounds easy, its probably not something a noob should engage in. See I am not anti exchange, but I do think that if you are going to make the concept work to your advantage, you must have a solid grasp on creating and manipulating relevance. Done in moderation, with proper segmentation and strong relevance in play, there are still a few small perks.

So today’s SEO wisdom is this: If you lay down with dogs. You’ll get up with fleas.

Now, Wave, gotta agree with you for your points about 1 & 5, hands down.

That being said, and wisdom being tossed out the window, gonna have to disagree with you, Wave, about 2 being worthless. Blog comments are useless in the grand scheme of things, and useless, if commenting on an unrelated blog, however, they can bring in targeted visitors, if added to related blogs where competition isn't a problem, or with the example that Perfect made -- for a blog related distantly from your site. (Rubber mulch going along with playground equipment.) I found three other blogs like mine, and by adding a comment to theirs, and reading comments from others, we're quickly networking into a little niche of nuts, like me -- as targeted an audience as possible. In the last six months, we've risen to 13 bloggers writing back and forth to each other, and bringing attention enough to keep finding others about once a week anymore. We're also not merely just the 13 of us. Two have received prestigous blogging awards, one is about to set a record while helping a local charity, and one just got mentioned on the BBC News, related to a British political site, of all things! You're right that it does little for SEO, BUT it can do wonders for quality backlinking without help from SEs.

Also, agreeing with you for 3 & 4, since the only things posting with signature links have ever given me are a sizable ego-search, and an occasional visitor, just because they are curious about why I have those links on such faraway forums as this one and a role playing game forum. On the other hand, my blog has given a few related message boards a limited-quality backlink. (Quality, because it is related. Limited, because I only receive 7000 visitors per month, and not likely all visitors are targetted, or going on to their site.)

And, finally, 6 - PRs don't always require money. Like most other things I've learned in life, after traditional schooling, anyone with a solid foundation in a given language and the desire and time to learn, can learn how to write their own PRs. The only tough parts:
1. Find a good critiquer, who will honestly tell you the answer to the important question of any written piece, "Who cares?"
2. Follow what you've learned, and have planned your first six PRs sent to the correct people, who remember you enough in some fashion to include it in their publication.

(PRWeb must make good money, but I never trust a site that you have to pay that much to use. Looks like everyone using it is "renoun.")

OK, gonna go out and look for the wisdom I just tossed. LOL

Aloha atwhatcost, the original poster was advocating Blog spam, via comments. While comments may help socially and offer some notoriety for certain niches such as SEO blogs, I still fail to see that they are of much benefit e.g. adding to a commercial sites conversions.  Surly when an opportunity is in your face and your comment can make a contribution to the topic, then by all means make a comment.  But I cant phantom spending my valuable time continuously commenting on Blogs when I can be doing things that make real money.

PRWeb is the cats meow and well utilized by the pros, enough said.

Aloha atwhatcost, the original poster was advocating Blog spam, via comments.

I have GOT to remember to check out Noob's websites occasionally. Could bearly find a blog in all that advertisement, and, even then, the blog was merely MORE advertisement.

While comments may help socially and offer some notoriety for certain niches such as SEO blogs, I still fail to see that they are of much benefit e.g. adding to a commercial sites conversions.

Me either, but then again, it's becoming as big a craze as mood rings.

Surly when an opportunity is in your face and your comment can make a contribution to the topic, then by all means make a comment.  But I cant phantom spending my valuable time continuously commenting on Blogs when I can be doing things that make real money.

Some day I plan on making a little side money, or even a comfortable living through what I've already started. My real goal is to cause a little buzz before sending inquiries to book editors for a series of childrens' books. That's "comfortable money!" (The delay is doing my own illustrations -- each one taking two months each, before finding out book illustrations are done differently then just plain drawing. Doh!) A side thought is on affiliated marketing for that little side money idea.  Definitely agree with you on the commericial site side of marketing, and even the service site side of marketing like SEO blogs; however there are several more sides to marketing, including affiliating, and, ummmm, whatever that's called when creating a blog as an introduction to something else that's not achieved via the Internet. I'm also guessing that there are even more sides to marketing on the Internet then I've noticed.

Now, you've changed my mind completely about your comments, and I agree with all of them; however, somehow we have to make room for marketing online for sites that aren't always commercial or service related.

Ack! The use of the Internet is so diverse, it is hard to figure out how to separate what we know to fit into each kind of site. I think I'm just wandering past optimizing for SEs into finding targetted visitors by other means. Now that I'm finding other ways of finding the right audience, I don't want others to ignore the possibilities, but sure don't want to lose sight of being found the "old-fashioned way" - SEs. (That sounds so weird from someone who thinks mood rings weren't so long ago. LOL) I would probably solve that problem for myself, if I remember to see what kind of site the original poster is trying to hone. The only problems are, often new folks don't include their sites when asking questions and, too often they don't come back to see what answers they received. God bless Laurie for continous optimism that the questioners will return! Still, was worth it to help those, who didn't ask.

Well atwhatcost I must make a confession, that being I completely understand where you are coming from. This morning I was making the rounds and Peggy quipped “out visiting your friends?” well yes my dear I said and I got to thinking that some of them have actually become real friends that I have learned a lot from. What was really weird is that Dave “thegypsy” was also reminiscing about Social Networking 1.0 on his blog. How weird is that? Believe it or not Dave really is a nice person, despite his retched bark (and his comment to follow)

This Wednesday I am off to Oahu for some biz and hopefully some relaxation,  oddly I am going to be hanging out with my grasshopper that I met a few years ago while socializing on the Web, or was it spamming LOL So I guess its ok to be social first and learn SEO later, its just that I choose to do the latter first. SEO has gotten a bit boring, mainly because I am not formally in that business, so today I get a lot more satisfaction from seeing my ads in Hawaii Magazine while sitting on the beach.

waveshoppe wrote:

Well atwhatcost I must make a confession, that being I completely understand where you are coming from. This morning I was making the rounds and Peggy quipped “out visiting your friends?” well yes my dear I said and I got to thinking that some of them have actually become real friends that I have learned a lot from. What was really weird is that Dave “thegypsy” was also reminiscing about Social Networking 1.0 on his blog. How weird is that? Believe it or not Dave really is a nice person, despite his retched bark (and his comment to follow)

yeah, we're becomming war horses us forum flies... still my fav networking gig....

waveshoppe wrote:

This Wednesday I am off to Oahu for some biz and hopefully some relaxation,  oddly I am going to be hanging out with my grasshopper that I met a few years ago while socializing on the Web, or was it spamming LOL So I guess its ok to be social first and learn SEO later, its just that I choose to do the latter first. SEO has gotten a bit boring, mainly because I am not formally in that business, so today I get a lot more satisfaction from seeing my ads in Hawaii Magazine while sitting on the beach.

yaaaaayyyyy.... enjoy and hop online a few times would ya

Believe it or not Dave really is a nice person, despite his retched bark

Yes, Old Grasshopper, I already knew that to the point that I had to think back to remember that Dave does bark! (Still can't come up with any concrete proof. )

Gypsy, your bark has mellowed into a sweet puppy edge. You've got to retreive your original tough bark back, if you intend to keep your persona as "tough guy." I so miss Dave Rants! (nudgenudge)

Still, learned something new -- I was never sure if message boards or forums were the same thing as "social networking." Not often that I was doing the "in thing," before it became the in thing. Then again, is it merely the in thing for the variety and varying degrees of nerdiness, that simply would never qualify me as being a trendsetter to begin with? Much more comfortable doing the in thing from a couple of decades ago.

From Gypsy's blog:

When you work the boards, the ability to speak in simplest terms that everyone can understand becomes paramount.

'Fess up, did you learn that from me?! I need simpliest form on everything! LOL

I'm a little bummed that I had another night of insomnia, but didn't visit here soon enough. Would have loved to have asked Wave for a spot in his luggage to squeeze in a ride to Hawaii! Ah well, wouldn't have fit anyway, and, if I did, how would he have explained me to the Xray technicians at the airports anyway?! A bit belated, but, Wave, may you have more fun then even I can imagine!

waveshoppe wrote:

This Wednesday I am off to Oahu for some biz and hopefully some relaxation,  oddly I am going to be hanging out with my grasshopper that I met a few years ago while socializing on the Web, or was it spamming LOL So I guess its ok to be social first and learn SEO later, its just that I choose to do the latter first. SEO has gotten a bit boring, mainly because I am not formally in that business, so today I get a lot more satisfaction from seeing my ads in Hawaii Magazine while sitting on the beach.

yaaaaayyyyy.... enjoy and hop online a few times would ya

Am glad to read you're up to BIG TIME (as opposed to guerilla) marketing! (I can't remember what I enjoyed more of my old business -- the marketing or the results? Who am I kidding, can't have success in one without the other?! I do love watching others succeed so well in business. I so loved self-employment. Maybe time has faded away the memories of some of the kooks I served. Makes you wonder how kooky that had to be for me to consider them kooks.)

Ummm, Dave, really? If you were going to Hawaii, would you really be wanting to stare at a laptop monitor in any spare time, while all that gorgeous scenery is live and in living color?!  My delusion of you being a party animal is dwindling rapidly.   

To you both --

mohan4336 wrote:

Hello...
             
             Any body know about different ways of Back links to generate to Improve the Page Rank of my Blog.If u know ...Plzzz notify here...other wise any useful links to learn about Quality Back Links...

              Some one says that ,the Page Rank will effect on the Ernings Per Click in The ADSENSE...Is it Right ?...

               And one more thing is...Is the signature used here is called as Back Link or Not ? ....

Plzzzzz answer ...

   

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Well....quality backlinks means a link to your site from most relavant sites with higher PR, older domain with anchor text includes your main keywords and it will be great if that is a a natural or one way link.......