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From the Desk of:
Steve Mitchell
High-Search-Engine-Rankings.net |
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Dear friend, Firstly, please excuse this website - it's deliberately NOT a sales'y, hype'y cliche website trying to sell you hard. Yes, I appreciate there are a lot of words :o) but take time to really read it - even if my service isn't of interest to you, I still think you'll find the information I share here interesting.
The objective of this website is simple... |
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Explain how Google ranks websites Outline what I offer Tell you what I can do for you
Show you how you can
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This is How Getting Ranked Actually Works... Google is a multi-billion dollar business that depends solely on its millions upon millions of daily users to use it as a starting point on the internet. Google monetizes its search results by displaying targeted text-ads related to the query searched for. Users choose to use Google because its organic, unpaid results, are usually relevant to the query – and because it works and loads results quickly. Relevance and speed, then, are the single largest foundation of Google's success. Therefore, Google literally wants to send you traffic – but your site needs to be relevant to the user's query. How does Google decide which sites are relevant to a query? Ah, yes... the million-dollar question (perhaps more aptly re-worded as saying, “So how can I make Google rank my site for a certain query?”). Well, as they say – a picture is worth a thousand words. So before I explain how Google ranks sites, let me show you an example. Please take a quick moment and open a NEW browser window. Head to Google.com and then search for the following keyphrase: click here ...what comes up as the #1 listed site is Adobe.com's page where you can download Adobe Reader. Now – why is Adobe Reader considered by Google to be relevant to the search term “click here”? Why not rank a site that has to do with “clicking”, or perhaps a site with a domain name such as “clickhere.com”? Because Google uses a natural, link-based voting system to determine how to rank any given site within its index. So in other words, though there are many factors involved in how a site ranks, Adobe Reader's download page has the most links pointing to it from across the internet (on thousands of different sites) whose links with that URL are worded with the phrase: click here. For example, if you wanted to rank as the #1 spot for the search term 'Los Angeles Temp Agency', then you would want to get as many other sites as possible to link to your own domain, with the link-text (the words that are linked, usually in the format of blue-underline) sayings 'Los Angeles Temp Agency'. The amount of links required to influence Google's rankings as such ranges from 1 to 100,000 or more (it depends on how many sites are aiming for the same keyword). But it has as much to do with quality as it does volume. Obtaining one such link from a site that Google weighs highly – such as an official Newspaper website – will have much more overall value than a link from a free classified ads website. Confirming this further, we only have to read what Google has to say on their own site "...webmasters can improve the rank of their sites by increasing the number of high-quality sites that link to their pages." This, in a small nutshell, is how Google “works”. There are other factors, but this is definitely the most influential part of the formula.
So What's the Strategy
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Yes and no. Remember how I'd said that Google's survival depends on it's ability to provide actual, relevant results for its users? This means that as a company, part of their own strategy is to continually improve their search algorithm so as to defeat the efforts of webmasters and website owners who are exploiting the way Google works in order to obtain free traffic. Google doesn't mind sending free traffic at all – but what they definitely do care about is making sure that users trust their service. If non-relevant sites are capable of ranking for a given term just because they built numerous links – then that's a problem. In fact – Google's algorithm is currently much harder to manipulate than it once was. Google actively looks for UN-NATURAL linking patterns which would indicate paid links, mass-submissions, link-trading and other schemes designed solely to manipulate their engine. For example, if you built 10,000 links to your site this month, I can absolutely guarantee you with complete certainty that not only would your site NOT be listed in Google for months to come (they delay rankings for new sites that obtain unnatural-seeming links), but even more than that, it would be tagged as “spam” and simply blacklisted. Natural links, then – are the ONLY way to go. Meaning, building links the hard way (contacting sites individually and asking for a link, submitting press releases, advertising and creating exposure, and then letting the natural “word of mouth” across the web equate to a natural linking pattern, etc.) So, as you can see – normally, this would be a major headache. Google only wants to rank sites that get “link votes” naturally, and from trusted websites. But here's the good news... The System Can Still Be Exploited And this is where I come in. Very simply, I have proprietary access to literally thousands of unique, trusted websites. I can write content on these sites, generating one-way links that Google will soak up like a sponge – because they're natural. Google sees these links as being natural and relevant, which means that I can effectively rank your site for several, reasonable keyword targets. It also means that I can rank different pages of your site for their target keywords. But it doesn't stop there – in fact what you'll find is that the majority of your traffic from Google is going to come from a whole range of similar variations of these keywords, based on your site's own text content. But it all starts with building natural links. Identifying the right keywords Your keywords and keyword phrases need to be realistically achievable in the rankings. What I mean by that is don't expect to rank for a keyword like 'car insurance' - no matter how high quality the links I create for you are, 100 links won't get you up there when you're competing against companies who have 5,000 quality back links. So your keywords need to be realistic in their ability to rank (when you place your order I will provide you with a very useful short report that will walk you through a simple way to identify the 'right keywords'... you'll stomp your competition!) "So what's the deal you're offering Steve?"... I offer an incredibly affordable 100-link package for as little as $5 a link. Similar quality links can be achieved with a lot of your time on the phone and email, begging webmasters to put your link on their website, and then they will charge you upwards of $50 a link and more (here is one example of how much a link costs on a high-ranked site: $91 for ONE week, for ONE link!), plus large amounts of your time spent in trying to get the links. I won't rip you off like other SEO 'services' or the expensive marketing firms who use your money to pay for their own ad campaigns, fancy offices and so on. Instead, I'm a webmaster myself with my own sites - I've learned how to rank websites high in the ways I've outlined from doing it for myself, so I know they work! ...and I know how to get ranked in Google's index (as well as Yahoo's and MSN's). Couple of things... I'll have to make sure that your site will be compatible for this service, as I can only publish quality content (so no porn, gambling or related topics), and I can only create links for sites that are actually relevant to their target keywords.
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The Price... |
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Note:
The reason I have to take full payment up front is the links are
built into high quality content, SPECIAL
OFFER: For the first 12 Clients
only, I will also create
Once you have
placed your order you will be given instructions on how to complete
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The Guarantee... |
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Don't delay on this. Other “SEO Firms” will charge you up the yin-yang for the same thing (or quite possibly less) than what I can provide at wholesale prices. This is the real deal – as you'll soon see from your own Google rankings. Just imagine the new flood of free traffic you'll be getting straight from the search engines... If this website is still live, then that means that I'm still accepting new orders, but spots are limited (and that's not hype) so if you check back and this website is down it's because I have all the projects I currently can handle, and sorry but you'll just have to wait then 'til I re-activate the site again. Don't take the risk - get your order in now and see what I can do for you to get your website ranked high, and then enjoy all that lovely new traffic (and business!).
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100 one-way links for $500
(just $5 per link)
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