Method 2: Reconstruction.

Okay, for those of you who skipped to this page, welcome! For those of you who finished Method 1 and are continuing on, good for you! You’re learning a lot.

First off, let’s cover the basics. I’ll be writing this assuming that those of you who skipped straight to this page already have a basic understanding of SEO and how to get, and I can honestly say that I’m positive that 98% of you already know what the next paragraph is about, so I’ll make it quick.

Go to your posts and make sure your keyword is in the title. If you can, make sure it’s in the title of every single post, and your posts are packed with LSI keywords like I taught you to do in my module “How to use LSI keywords” (you can go brush up if you need).

Okay, I’m going to make this quick for you so you don’t get bored. I know you know this. This is for the 2%. I’ll come up with the good stuff in a minute.

Make sure you have the plugin “all in one SEO pack,” it works wonders. Configure the keyword line with your keyword and all of your LSI and maybe even some keywords that you think might make good LSI keywords. It’ll pay off.

Check to make sure that you have the “Google XML Sitemaps” plugin as well. It’s like a GPS for the spiders.
Okay, sorry about that rehash, now I’ll get into the good stuff.



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Bedros Premium
Well, are we sure about this?

""To start, allow me to give a little background. Google automatically assumes that if you have links on your website, you're trying to get something out of it (I don’t blame it, it’s probably true) and will lower you in the rankings. Now if Google finds your site and sees that it has no links on it, it will think that your site is purely informational and thus, more helpful for the people who search with Google (pretty much everybody).

Now let's get a little tricky… When you’re writing your content for your site, purposefully omit all of your links. Yup leave them out. If you want you can underline where you want them to be so you don’t forget, it doesn’t matter, just leave the links out.""
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tommydillard Premium
It has nothing to do with your affiliate links or any of your out going links. It is all about back links which are the ones that get linked yo you from someone or something else and people where using computer generated back link programs to game the system. So now google does not use them to rank your site anymore or they only play a small part of your rankings. So you can still link to your other pages on your on your site and affiliate links but only a few per page. I hope this gives you more insight on this.
Tommy
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Bedros Premium
Hi Tommy, thanks for the answer. Sorry for being an headache (that's my lack of English) , but are you sure that it is all about those "blackHat" gaming tactics? Are you saying that ?
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tommydillard Premium
Yes that is it blackhats are no
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tommydillard Premium
Oh yea you are no headache there are no stupid questions in my vocabulary or here at WA. Hey if you ever need any help hit me up
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Bedros Premium
Thanks once again, Tommy, I really appreciate it.
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Bedros Premium
SEO Made Easy > Link Down
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Richanddarla Premium
Very good training, and I really enjoyed your light humorous writing style.
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Goldenlady Premium
When you say Google will give your site high ranking while it doesn't have any links on it, what is high ranking? Is this page-one ranking?
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TrevorSH Premium
It should be. It's as high as a ranking that you're going to get, although I'll admit I've had a site stuck on page four and it won't budge. It usually works for me though. Also I forgot to add in the training: more pages. Lots of content is a good thing. (should be obvious) and don't bold ALL of your keywords, only bold them at the beginning of every post. You probably know that, I just figured I would cover it just in case... Some people have actually PM me about that.
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Sulbaran Premium
Hi, I have a question. Are you sure is a good idea not to putt any link? What about if the link refers to another page inside your website???
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TrevorSH Premium
That's a good question, and I guess I should have clarified. You see, Google actually crawls your links to see where they go, so go ahead and leave your inner links. That's fine. Thanks for the question!
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