1. Create a blog with Your prime keyword ( you can create as many blogs as you wish with all your prime keywords)
2. Put a good content on each post, make sure each post has title with your keyword and content should have keyword as well.
3. If you can write content, that is good, if you cannot, you can copy content from other blog, modify it such a way that it looks original
4. Put links to your site within the blog content ( 2-3 maximum)
5. Keep your blog updated, i am advising put 2 posts a week in each blog ( you might have more blogs, keep them updated weekly).
6. Now submit all of those blogs to blog directories so blog gets promoted and ranked ( http://www.searchenginejournal.com/2…-blog-to/5998/ )
7. Now an interesting step, you have to create a secondary blog to promote your primary blog. Like if you have primary on blogger.com, create a new secondary blog on wordpress.com.
8. On secondary blog, do same thing above but here you put links to your primary blog ( not your website link). so your primary blog gets one way links and it gets pr.
9. Digg your both kind of blogs daily

if you follow above nine steps, you will have good one way links permanently from your own sources and they are never going to be removed without your permission.
I hope you like it, if you dont, lets discuss.

1. Pick a product Keyword

- I use product keywords because you get a higher Earning per click in adsense when you target these types of “buyer keywords”
- Another reason I use them is because it is easy to write a product review
- Eg “car seats for toddlers”

2. Find 2 other related Long tail keyword

- I then try to find 2 other keywords that have my original keyword in it but also have a brand
- Eg. If my keyword was “car seats for toddlers” I would use “evenflo car seats for toddlers”

3. Research Competition and CPC

- I go to the google keyword tool listed here https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal and check out the CPC of all of my keywords
- I try to target only keywords with a CPC of $1 or more
- I put my keyword into google and get the top 10 results
- I take all 10 Urls and put them into yahoo site explorer to see how many backlinks they have
- If out of the top 10 most have more than 100 backlinks I will find new keywords

4. Use a simple and Clean Theme

- I use a very simple and clean theme that has a good Click through rate
- An example of a good theme is here www.carseatsfortoddlers.info

5. Write about 400 words of content on your product

- I write about 400 words of content about each keyword on separate pages
- If your wondering what to write about why not write it in a product review fashion?

6. Build 30 backlinks each week to each page until you are ranked

- I write articles about my products and submit to ezine, do blog commenting, and social bookmark

7. Add Adsense once you are ranked

- I wait until I am ranked to add adsense so I get a higher payout

8. Rinse and Repeat X 30 = 100/day

9. My favorite step – Enjoy the Profits!

The subject may be an hobby of yours or related to your studies / occupation. Whatever you choose, don’t make your potential commercial interests visible. Being a collector of rare coins is OK, so is being employed by a store that sells them and loving your job. Owning the biggest Internet-based antique coin store is not.

—-Think of all the relevant experience you have had in the category and then paint that experience in the best light possible.
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WQ: hat is your Internet experience?
Provide information such as your experience with the Internet, similar interests, etc.

Explain that you’ve used the Internet for quite a while, at least several years. Emphasise community aspects, such as participating on discussion forums or writing messages on the Usenet. Perhaps you’ve been active at Wikipedia or participated in open source coding projects. You might have helped to build (preferably non-commercial) sites totally unrelated to the category.

—–CSS, HTML, wordpress, PHP/mySQL, etc.
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Q: Why are you interested in volunteering to be an editor for the ODP?

You’ve enjoyed being a part of web communities in the past - see above - and are seeking for new projects to participate in. After bumping into the ODP, you noticed that it is a useful tool in finding high-quality sites but that some categories, such as the one you are applying for, are in need of improvement.

You might mention that you have already plenty of good sites relevant to the category in your bookmarks - why not make them public?

——Talk about how important it is to the internet community that only websites with high quality content be listed in the directory. Even though algorithms are getting better all the time, there is still no substitute for human review by a trusted reviewer to identify quality websites, etc.
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Q:Sites with which you are associated:
Please give details, including URLs, of any sites that you own or have designed or promoted, either in full or in part. Also, mention whether you have contributed content to any site, and give URLs as appropriate.

You might mention one or two completely unrelated ones, such as a hobby sites built by your friends with your assistance or something similar. Mentioning “none” also works, but can arouse suspicion. If you claimed to be an experienced Internet user, surely you’ve been involved with at least one site?

Of course, if you’re an honest person, you’ll mention your own site. However, if you do so, accept that it might cost you the job.
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Q:The three example URLs:
Do not submit your own site as one of these three.

In the Title field, write the official title of the site. Under Description, write a short description of max. 20 words or so. Try to make it sound official and avoid all hype, capitalization tricks and so on. Don’t repeat the Title field in the description.

1. Duplicate Content/Sites – Do not set up multiple sites or site pages using basically the same content with a few different keywords spread around. This does not fool the search engines.

2. Cloaking – Cloaking is when a website or webpage is set up to show different content for a search engine spider than the human visitors. The cloaked page (for the spiders) is stuffed with keywords in an attempt to get higher rankings. What it can get you is banned!

3. Linking to Bad Neighborhoods – Be careful who you link to because you can be found guilty by association. Do not link to non-family friendly websites and unethical websites.

4. Title Stacking – This is simply trying to give each page more than one title tag so you can use more keywords to get higher rankings. The search engines consider this a dirty little trick.

5. Doorway Pages – Doorway or gateway pages are pages that are set-up for one keyword topic but then they take you to different content. These pages usually have little value in the way of content and have little to do with the rest of the site. They are used solely to try to get a higher rank in the search engines.

6. Redirect Pages – Redirect pages are set up to rank high in the search engines but when you click on the page, it will take you to another page which is usually a sales page for a product or service. So, what you see isn’t what you get!

7. Automated Submission Services - Do not use automated submission services. They are against Google’s TOS and can get you banned.

8. Hidden Links – This is when a link is added to a page in such a small size that it cannot be seen by human visitors but can be picked up by the search engine spiders. This might work for a time but when the search engines discover it, you will be penalized!

9. Keyword Stuffing – Keyword stuffing or spamming is simply being too repetitive with your keywords as to the extent of your content not being sensible. For example if your keywords are cat food and your text reads something like this: When your cat gets hungry be sure to feed them this cat food because your cat will like this cat food. This cat food comes in an easy to open cat food can and contains fish, chicken and healthy ingredients that all cat food should have. So, when your cat is hungry for cat food, give them this cat food because this cat food is the best cat food for your cat!

You can easily see why this kind of keyword stuffing should not be used.

10. Invisible Text – This is when you hide text by using the same color text and background. The invisible text is meant for the search engines only and not for visitors. This is done so you can stuff a lot more keywords on your page without wrecking your content. The search engines will discover this and they will penalize you!

Be careful not to use these Black Hat SEO methods because it could cause you a lot of trouble with the search engines. Be careful as well, who you hire to work on your site because some of these things can be done without your knowledge and cause your site to get banned or penalized.

(originally writen by Terri Seymour)