Free Traffic Marketing Report - Creating Linkwheels For Maximum Traffic
Linkwheels are one of the easiest methods used in order to create massive amounts of backlinks, as well as solidify a higher ranking based on your keywords in the search engine rankings.
It requires little time, effort, and knowledge in marketing to succeed with a linkwheel, but just by following this step by step action plan, you can have one set up in less than a couple of hours.
Linkwheels can be extremely complex but in truth, you only need a few feeder sites set up and optimized in order to begin generated targeted free traffic through your affiliate links.
The most popular (and easiest) linkwheel strategy is to create a page that includes your article content and your affiliate link on each of the following sites:
http://www.Squidoo.com
http://www.Blogger.com
http://www.Wordpress.org
http://www.Weebly.com
http://www.WetPaint.com
When creating your linkwheel, all you need to do is construct single page sites on the above service networks, and then integrate your affiliate link within the content as well as within any resource section on the site.
There are two types of linkwheels, in general – open linkwheels and closed linkwheels. While this may seem complicated all it really means is that with open linkwheels you create sites that all link to each other.
For example (closed linkwheel)
Site A links to Site B | Site B links to Site C | Site C links back to Site A
With open link wheels there is no closing, so your wheel might go something like this:
Site A links to Site B | Site B links to Site C | Site C links nowhere
From experience, creating open link wheels where the final feeder site that you create doesn’t link back to another site but only features your affiliate link always works best, and there’s less chance of being penalized by Google.
When creating your feeder sites always add keywords to the page (Squidoo will allow you to add tags to each lens that you create as well). Make sure your keywords are relevant and use different keywords within each of your feeder sites.
Once your linkwheel is set up, make sure that you ping each individual website URL by visiting
http://www.Pingler.com
Other Feeder Site Resources You Can Use:
* www.Hubpages.com
* www.Zimbio.com
* www.Wetpaint.com
* www.Wikidot.com
* www.Docstoc.com
* www.Slideshare.net
* www.Scribd.com
* http://Knol.google.com
It requires little time, effort, and knowledge in marketing to succeed with a linkwheel, but just by following this step by step action plan, you can have one set up in less than a couple of hours.
Linkwheels can be extremely complex but in truth, you only need a few feeder sites set up and optimized in order to begin generated targeted free traffic through your affiliate links.
The most popular (and easiest) linkwheel strategy is to create a page that includes your article content and your affiliate link on each of the following sites:
http://www.Squidoo.com
http://www.Blogger.com
http://www.Wordpress.org
http://www.Weebly.com
http://www.WetPaint.com
When creating your linkwheel, all you need to do is construct single page sites on the above service networks, and then integrate your affiliate link within the content as well as within any resource section on the site.
There are two types of linkwheels, in general – open linkwheels and closed linkwheels. While this may seem complicated all it really means is that with open linkwheels you create sites that all link to each other.
For example (closed linkwheel)
Site A links to Site B | Site B links to Site C | Site C links back to Site A
With open link wheels there is no closing, so your wheel might go something like this:
Site A links to Site B | Site B links to Site C | Site C links nowhere
From experience, creating open link wheels where the final feeder site that you create doesn’t link back to another site but only features your affiliate link always works best, and there’s less chance of being penalized by Google.
When creating your feeder sites always add keywords to the page (Squidoo will allow you to add tags to each lens that you create as well). Make sure your keywords are relevant and use different keywords within each of your feeder sites.
Once your linkwheel is set up, make sure that you ping each individual website URL by visiting
http://www.Pingler.com
Other Feeder Site Resources You Can Use:
* www.Hubpages.com
* www.Zimbio.com
* www.Wetpaint.com
* www.Wikidot.com
* www.Docstoc.com
* www.Slideshare.net
* www.Scribd.com
* http://Knol.google.com
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