Over-Optimized For My Primary Programs ZNZ One and Big Cash

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OK, the Penguin update has come and gone and apparently this site was W-A-Y to optimized for Google’s liking and I am now residing on the 3rd page for many of the key phrases that I was, well, optimized for.

The irony is that I actually have some relatively decent information on this site regarding the zip nada zilch programs znz one and znz big cash. These are the programs that I was promoting for the most part so it sort of made sense that I put that information here on this blog, didn’t it?

OH, ALMOST FORGOT – IF YOU WANT TO GET INVOLVED WITH ME IN THE ZNZ ONE OR ZNZ BIG CASH PROGRAM YOU CAN CLICK HERE! I WILL REBATE YOU $30 JUST FOR COMPLETING THE OFFERS!

I know what Google is trying to do and I can’t say I completely am innocent in the terms that they are trying to spell out, but what has me frazzled – yep, said frazzled – is that the whole reason for this stuff is to… provide more relevant websites within the higher rankings of Google??? Where is that happening at now I wonder? Hmm.

So, here is yet another video related to my znz one and znz big cash programs. Hope you enjoy!

Anchor Text and SEO: Exact Match The Way To Go?

Are There Any Cool SEO Terms Out There?

Before I really get going here I want to first say that I know for a lot of people coming to this blog you are going to be scratching your head wondering just what the hell is SEO in the first place, much less what do all of the other terms mean? Terms like SEO (search engine optimization), on page seo, anchor text, partial matching anchor text and blah, blah, blah.

It reminds me of the character of the Mayor in the animated film “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” where the main character, Flint Lockwood, is telling the Mayor about the dangers of overloading his food machine. The Mayor responds, “You know what I heard? Blah, blah, blah, blah, science, science, science, BIGGER! And Bigger is Better!”

Understanding What It Takes To Keep Your Site “Up There!”

When you first come onto the blogging or Internet scene there are a lot of “little” things, especially terms, that you probably have never heard before and there comes a point and time when you realize that you are going to have to get at least a rudimentary grasp of what some of these things actually mean and how they impact you and your search engine ranking efforts!

This is about the time when I hear someone say, “You don’t really need to rank well with the search engines, it’s not THAT big of a deal.” My feelings there are Yes and No, but when you learn how to rank on the first page of Google (or some of the other search engines) AND you realize that it isn’t really that hard to do, why would you walk away from so much traffic? Your competitor probably isn’t going to!

Ranking well on the search engines is important and don’t let anyone tell you that it isn’t. Yes, you can generate a lot of traffic from different sources and in the long run will probably get most of your traffic from other sites that link back to yours, but if you learn to drive a thousand people or more to your blog per day and your search engine traffic is a paltry 15% of that traffic, that’s 150 people. I’m just not prepared to throw one hundred plus people away like they mean nothing. What if inside that group of 150 you have someone there that has a blog that gets 15,000 or even 50,000 people a day to their site and they decide they want to connect? Food for thought, food for thought.

Anchor Text: Exact or Partial

So, now that all of that is off of my head, we need to get down to business and talk about anchor text…what is it and why do you need to know about it? Anchor text is basically the text that you use to insert a backlink back to your site.

For example, if you are going to promote a blog post with an article, in the bottom portion of the article that you write is an author’s resource box. This author’s resource box is generally where you will put two links back to your blog and blog post. The text that you use to link back to your site or post is referred to as the “anchor” text.

Up until the Google Panda update most bloggers or SEO professionals would insert their links using an exact match. An example of this would be if you were writing an article about the iPod Touch then you would make your author’s resource box with an exact match by writing a statement like the following:

To learn more about <a href://yourblogurl.com/ipod-touch/>iPod Touch</a> then check out www.yourblog.com for more information.

The above is an example of an exact match and this has been taught as good backlink building in terms of SEO. The problem is, that it may no longer be the best SEO technique and that a partial match may be the way to go according to many SEO experts.

An example of a partial match would be something along these lines…oh, and we are still using the key phrase iPod Touch:

To learn more about the <a href=http://yourblogurl.com/ipod-touch/>iPod</a> Touch then check out www.yourblog.com for more information.

The above link is a quick example of a partial link back to your blog post referring to the iPod Touch.

Understanding HTML Code

One other thing, I know a lot of you out there are still unfamiliar with HTML, but you need to learn a little. The above code is how you insert a link into a site using HTML. Some sites will actually have the link tab at the top (like WordPress) and all you will have to do is highlight the word or phrase (ANCHOR TEXT) and then click the “insert link” button and that is fine too.

I’m not going to sit here and tell you guys that I am the big daddy guru of SEO, but I can read and I have been checking out this information concerning building backlinks. I found a cool video on YouTube and you can check it out by following this link (this guy really does know about SEO): http://youtu.be/0aHknOVK-zQ.

Remember why we are doing all of this guys. I know this can be some boring stuff, but this is exactly the sort of thing that you have know and understand to be able to rank your posts, articles and website on the first page of Google and keep it there! Knowing how to employ these techniques will keep you and your information at the top of the SERP’s and that will generate tons of free and targeted organic traffic – who wants to throw that away?

Happy Hunting Guys and I’ll see you at the top!

The 5 Dollar Money Bomb Review

In this 5 Dollar Money Bomb review I am going to discuss the pros and cons to getting involved with a simple program like this. As some of you know, this blog is dedicated to online money making program and I always strive to find different programs that just about anyone can get involved with, that means has a low start up cost, and learn to generate an income with.

5 Dollar Money Bomb Review: The Criteria

Generally speaking there are certain guidelines that I like to look at when it comes to discovering programs online that may be of interest to people out there. As stated above, I always try and look for a program that is affordable, doesn’t require a lot of money, if any, to maintain, has a good percentage of the income generated coming back to those referring customers or new members to the program and has the potential to generate at least $500 dollars plus a month.

I do like the new programs because they are quite a bit easier to market in terms of getting a site to rank on the first page of Google, mostly due to the fact that there isn’t a lot of competition for the site just yet! Ease of marketing is another criteria that I look for in a simple program and this 5 Money Bomb Review has found that this program fits all of the above criteria. In the next few paragraphs we are going to go through these elements one by one.

5 Dollar Money Bomb Review: Elements of the Program

Affordability. The 5 Dollar Money Bomb is more than affordable for just about every man and woman. At $15 per year, the information you receive in terms of training alone is worth the cost. I must tell you that if you are going to let $15 stand in between you and your goals and dream lifestyle then they, your dreams, obviously aren’t that important. If you just aren’t comfortable spending fifteen bucks on your lifestyle then you probably don’t need to be here looking at any opportunity because you just aren’t ready to commit to anything.

No maintenance fees. Who hasn’t heard of the term “auto-ship?” I love network marketing, I always have and I always will, but there are issues with a network marketing program that makes it a bit difficult to maintain your loyalty to and one of these issues is how many companies out there bleed you with an auto-ship program of some kind. Although it may not be extremely expensive, an auto-ship is just one of those necessary evils of network marketing that keep so many in the read and out of the black when it comes to making money. This program does not have that.

Return on Investment. As with any business opportunity or investment, I am ALWAYS looking for a good return on my money. Since the 5 dollar money bomb requires that you pay fifteen dollars to get involved. This fifteen is for the training modules that are provided and while this information is great today, the jury is still out in terms of whether or not they will be added to and kept up to date. This is something that I will be watching.

After conducting this 5 dollar money bomb review there really hasn’t been a lot of negatives that have cropped up. I sent my payments in to my upline and I was confirmed. All of this was quite easy and simple. In terms of generating five hundred bucks a month, I can’t see why it wouldn’t be, but it’s too soon to judge, this program was just launched in December.

5 Dollar Money Bomb Review: Dreams Are Worth $15

In the end, this 5 dollar money bomb review has determined that this program is well worth spending fifteen whole dollars to achieve an additional money generating program in your income arsenal!

To find out more about the 5 Dollar Money Bomb, Click on the Banner Above.

Marketing Your Program on Facebook: Too “Spammy?”

We’ve all experienced it one time or another. You get online to check your email and wham! nothing but spam and “Come See the Newest Way to Make Six-Figures a Year in your Underwear!” emails addressed to you and twenty seven other lucky opportunity seekers.

First, I don’t want the image of a guy that does nothing but sit on his tail all day long in his underwear. It’s the same sort of thing that disappoints many young lads when they get the “opportunity” to visit a nudist beach…yep, not pretty! With that said, we all know how much of a pain in the butt all the spam coming to our inbox is. Some years back many of the bigger email providers like Google’s gmail put software on their servers to detect this onslaught of spam to our accounts.

Now it’s facebook. Yes, I am a marketer too and yes I market my program online with facebook and some other social websites, but I see folks all of the time sending link after link to my “wall,” and that’s just not cool. So, I’m going to write this post here in order to possibly help and give a guideline or two when it comes to marketing your program on these social websites. Continue reading →

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