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By: Denise

Denise — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 01:27:56 +0000

To go along with what Antonio said; Congrats!
I just saw you were on page 1 of Google for Make Money online with Grizz. Looks like your SEO methods worked.

For all the nah -sayers, listen to Vic! His SEO methods only took him 6 months for this achievement.

I could not be happier for you. WhiteHat Seo does pay off!

By: Antonio

Antonio — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:07:59 +0000

Just wanted to say congratulations Vic for making it to the first page for make money online.

By: Justin Briggs

Justin Briggs — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:38:40 +0000

Yes, its better to link the keywords to the specific page you’ve set up to target for the keyword. This improves your deep linking too which has a bonus effect on your authority. When anchoring your home page, use your primary keywords. For the other links, deep link to specific articles.

The pages you anchor depends on what you’re working. Right now Vic is trying to solidify his ranking for MMO. So, he’s working MMO for his index. Not too far back he was working Free BANS Template, so when he did article runs it was to focus more on those keywords.
So, he might not even link to his home page on some runs. He could work “Free BANS Template” “BANS Tutorial” and “BMD Tutorial” or something like that all in one run.

I hope that helps.

By: Michal

Michal — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 13:12:29 +0000

Hi Vic,

Great information You have here I must say. I have one question about link building though. For every post I create I submit it with BMDemon only to around 50 scuttle sites, I tag it with about 30 tags, vary anchor text but I am getting feeling that it might be too much with these tags. Wouldn’t it be better, if I tag it with only 10 tags for example? I am worrying about building backlinks too fast penalty. I will appreciate your thoughts about this matter.

Thanks

By: once in a lifetime

once in a lifetime — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:09:45 +0000

Will,
Just wanted to let you know that in this tutorial Vic shows how he enters 3 anchored links for each website, one for his index and two others for other pages. That is how he does article submissions. 3 links, 1 to the home page and the other 2 are deep links. So watch video again, you can see how he shows us to do deep linking.

By: mirol

mirol — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 13:39:34 +0000

I had to deal with vundo recently. McAfee couldn’t remove it, Symantec Norton couldn’t. Only Lavasoft AdAware removed it from over 500 infected files, with just 2 scans.

By: Will

Will — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 05:34:56 +0000

Ok now, I’m putting up the same question/comment on Court’s, Vic’s, and Griz’s websites. I’m hoping to get an answer from them personally or from the (vibrant) community on these websites.

Fist of all let me say that I run a personal finance blog and totally got off on the wrong foot when it comes to monetization. Vic would probably call me a dumbfuck but hey I’ll take it. I deserve it and let’s face it, he’s got the goods. So slowly but surely I’ve been correcting stuff and averaging a healthy 3% CTR in spite of it all.

I have been testing the waters when it comes to article runs but I have this one big question. On my blog I can branch into many different topics, like credit, insurance, loans, investing, retirement, and so on. I have been lucky with a few long tail keywords and could definitely do a bit of keyword sniping to rank higher.

I see that when Vic’s does his article runs, he links all his anchor text to his home page. I was wondering if in my case it would make sense to do the same or link my anchor to the specific post that is related to it. That is, instead of linking anchor text “401K” to my home page, would it be better or not to link it to a 401k post. I was thinking that linking to a specific article on my website would make that specific post show up in the SERP and not my homepage. It would then take the reader directly to the post he did the search for and not to my homepage, which at the time of the search might have an article he’s really not interested in.

Thank you in advance. And of course, constructive criticism is welcome!