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How to Get Free High Traffic Links to Your Website

How to Get Free High Traffic Links to Your Website

Today I would like to talk about an easy way to get high traffic links to your site for free. This method is really simple and only requires a little of your time to see results. I have personally used this method to generate 260+ links and 392+ unique visits to my site in under a month. It also produced top ten rankings in Google, yahoo and AltaVista without even submitting my site to them! Sound exciting? Let's get started.

What you will need:

You will need the Google toolbar to find the page rank of any given page. You can download it for free from http://toolbar.google.com/

Once you have the toolbar installed, you are now ready to start your quest for high powered links. Think of your target market and go to http://www.google.com. If you own a site about dog training, do a search on dog training and look at the results that come up. Now, click on the sites that are relevant to what your site is about. Look at the Google toolbar at the top of your web browser; do you see the page rank display? If not, click on options and put a checkmark in display Google page rank. This will allow you to see the rank of the current page simply put your mouse cursor over the green bar under page rank in your toolbar. Look at the number that is displayed, this will be anywhere from 0-10 the higher the number, the more traffic that site is getting. Ok, so you found a site with a good page rank, 4 or higher is, in my opinion, a good ranking. Now, look at the links on the page, do you see anything on the page that says links, resources, directory or anything similar? If so, this is where you can add your website link and description of your page. Some webmasters will ask you to put a link on your website in return for the one they place on their site. This is very easy to do. Simply create a page on your site called links, or resources, or whatever you think would be relevant to your site. Most website owners will have specific instructions on what they would like you to place on your site. just follow these and it will work out fine. You will want to make the description of your site as attractive as possible to entice people to click on your link. If the site receives a lot of traffic, it is likely a lot of people will click on your link and check out your page. There you have it, FREE traffic.

Do this every day, and if you get only one link a day that's 30 links a month pointing to your site! This will produce good targeted traffic and get you listed in the search engines quickly and it won't cost you a dime.

Michael Tugend is an affiliate marketer who specializes in link campaigns to build traffic to his sites. To learn more about the resource Mike uses to run his campaigns visit his website at: http://www.allyouneedtosucceed.net/power.htm

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