Write SEO-Friendly Press Releases – Use a service like PRNewswire or PRWeb and get your press releases distributed to bloggers and other online outlets. Move Your Blog Under Your Domain – If your blog is hosted outside your domain (such as on Blogger, Tumblr, or WordPress.com), you’re not getting Google credit for all the traffic you’re driving to your blog. Use Nofollow Links – Under Google’s rules, a website with links pointing to sites that Google considers spammy can affect the reputation (and ranking) of your own site. Now that’s quick! Blogs have both. MORE >>

For example, I sometimes recommend guest blogging as a great way to build your authority in your niche and will then link to my guide on guest blogging. For example, if you head on over to test.com, you will see it is both accessible at [link] and [link] Try this on your own site and see if it is the same. NoFollow Certain Pages I did say there may be some tactics that people frown upon in this post, and this is the first. The Nofollow attribute was first introduced by search engines to help stop spam on the web from ranking in search results. use Blogger. MORE >>

They’re not necessarily A-list bloggers, and they’re chuffed enough to post an article with a link to Blekko and Blekko gear. That’s 50 blog posts, and links – depending on the site, paid links can be somewhere between $50 and $200 judging by the going rate on various sponsored post and linkbuying services and the enquiries I regular see being pitched to a variety of bloggers (And in sponsored posts etc, those links are meant to be ‘nofollowed’ – the voluntary ones to Blekko are ‘Dofollowed’, which is handy). as well! MORE >>

70% of bloggers are organically talking about brands on their blog, and 38% of them post brand or product reviews. 35% of bloggers are professional journalists. For example, women (63%) are more likely than men (56%) to post comments and likes to their profile, suggesting that women show a greater tendency to engage in personal communication. Frequent best-of contributor Brian Solis shares stats from Technorati showing that nearly half of all bloggers are U.S.-based, For example: 84% of C-level executives find search very valuable in making business decisions. MORE >>

You are here: ViperChill » ViperChill » VIP Access: The VIPerchill Business Plan VIP Access: The VIPerchill Business Plan Written by Glen, this post has 108 Comments It’s never a good sign when a blogger disappears for weeks, “neglecting&# their readers and doesn’t take the time to give a reason why. It’s also very common for bloggers who apologise for their infrequent posting to quickly find themselves at a stage where their blog does not get updated at all. In fact, I would love to know what most bloggers are getting up to. Cheers! MORE >>