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The price of spamming search engines

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One of the things I am constantly asked about is why doesn't my

content rich website get better placed in the search engines. I

am told that they have followed all the advice about content

rich pages, they have used good metatags, yet still cannot get

into the top 50 never mind the top 10.

Now having content rich web pages is a must do, you can't hope

to succeed on the Internet without them. It's absolutely useless

putting up web pages with nothing more than banner ads for your

affiliate programmes and expect to sell anything. Your

prospective customer has to trust you, and normally has to

return several times before they buy from you.

So if all they see is banner ads, they will just click through

and buy somewhere else. What you need to do is pre-sell your

affiliate merchandise, and leave the hard sell to the merchant

involved. Picture this: a customer turns up to your page from

that hard earned search engine position, sees 20 banner ads for

different products and an attempt to take her money on the spot.

You now have one suspicious customer and their credit card

clicking back to the search engine for another link.

On the next link she finds an article fairly well written about

the particular subject she is looking for and in that article

are links to products that can solve the problem for her. Bingo

a customer who may buy, if she clicks onto that link she goes to

your affiliate merchant in a decent frame of mind where you're

affiliate merchant can do the hard sell and you have earned some

commission.

Notice I said fairly well written, because you don't have to be

a copy write genius to pre-sell your products. You don't even

have to write the whole thing yourself, there's nothing wrong

with taking a pre written report and changing it to suit your

needs, obviously it would be polite and politically expedient to

include a mention for the original author with his or her

website URL. Other than that the article can include all your

links inside it.

There are many sites that include free reports with full reprint

rights that you can use, and indeed free e-books as well. On the

hotbobs site there are a number of free reports and e-books that

you can give away from your site.

Web sites come and go each day on the Internet. If you visit a

web site and find it to be a great resource, show your support

for that web site by giving them a link. In addition, tell your

enzine subscribers about them. By supporting your favourite web

sites, you can show your appreciation for all of the hours and

hours of hard work that goes into developing the web site and

help ensure it will be there the next time you visit. Without

your support, many of your favourite web sites may not be there

in the future. Now having got the arguments for content rich

sites out of the way its time to address the problem with search

engine placement. Nine times out of ten sites that have good

content and should have ranked higher, fail to reach their

higher placement because of the way they were submitted to the

search engines in the first place.

Even with content, good metatags and keywords, you still have to

submit properly and that means not spamming the search engines,

perfectly good web sites have been penalised by the top ten

engines because they submitted to many pages at one go. You must

keep a record of how and when each search engine likes to be

submitted to and this is different for each one. If you have a

30 page or more web site, this can be a nightmare, and so people

tend to use submission software, or services depending on there

budget. The top ten search engines will detect that it is a

submission service and rank you lower because of it also with

submission software they can detect any multiple submissions for

a single website.

So what's the answer you ask: Surprisingly its new stealth

submission software by Michael Campbell "search engine

commando". This beautiful piece of software submits to each

engine with that engines logarithms in mind and at the frequency

best suited to each search engine. Even better than being

undetectable by the search engines it sits on your desktop and

submits in the background as you are doing other things (as long

as you are connected to the net of course). You don't even have

to sit for hours typing in your URL's it automatically spiders

your website for all the pages and gives you the option of

deleting those pages you don't want spidered. Ie: those that are

password protected, or your thank you pages for clickbank.

This software was originally commissioned by Michael for his own

use, but he has now made it available to the public and guess

what you can even use it to create a site map so the search

engines can spider your site much quicker. Here are some of the

benefits

* automates search engine submissions with the same care and

attention as if you were doing it manually * amazing software

plays "within" the search engine rules of one web page, per URL,

per day * spiders folders on your hard drive to find html pages,

no more manual typing in URLs * software runs on your PC, no

third party service will know your submissions or who your

clients are * expert controls let you shut off the safety switch

and take total control over your domains * tracks which page was

submitted where, on what date, and what pages are next * tracks

and submits unlimited pages, across unlimited web sites and does

it all automatically

With the advent of new even smarter spider software it is vital

that you keep up to date with the search engine submission rules

or you will be placed in those out of the way pages where nobody

but you goes looking for your site.

To find out more about this software and lots of other time

saving idea's visit http://www.hotbobs.com While your there

subscribe to our affiliate know-how newsletter, and join are

private marketing community.

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<h1>The price of spamming search engines</h1> One of the things I am constantly asked about is why doesn't my content rich website get better placed in the search engines. I am told that they have followed all the advice about content rich pages, they have used good metatags, yet still cannot get into the top 50 never mind the top 10. Now having content rich web pages is a must do, you can't hope to succeed on the Internet without them. It's absolutely useless putting up web pages with nothing more than banner ads for your affiliate programmes and expect to sell anything. Your prospective customer has to trust you, and normally has to return several times before they buy from you. So if all they see is banner ads, they will just click through and buy somewhere else. What you need to do is pre-sell your affiliate merchandise, and leave the hard sell to the merchant involved. Picture this: a customer turns up to your page from that hard earned search engine position, sees 20 banner ads for different products and an attempt to take her money on the spot. You now have one suspicious customer and their credit card clicking back to the search engine for another link. On the next link she finds an article fairly well written about the particular subject she is looking for and in that article are links to products that can solve the problem for her. Bingo a customer who may buy, if she clicks onto that link she goes to your affiliate merchant in a decent frame of mind where you're affiliate merchant can do the hard sell and you have earned some commission. Notice I said fairly well written, because you don't have to be a copy write genius to pre-sell your products. You don't even have to write the whole thing yourself, there's nothing wrong with taking a pre written report and changing it to suit your needs, obviously it would be polite and politically expedient to include a mention for the original author with his or her website URL. Other than that the article can include all your links inside it. There are many sites that include free reports with full reprint rights that you can use, and indeed free e-books as well. On the hotbobs site there are a number of free reports and e-books that you can give away from your site. Web sites come and go each day on the Internet. If you visit a web site and find it to be a great resource, show your support for that web site by giving them a link. In addition, tell your enzine subscribers about them. By supporting your favourite web sites, you can show your appreciation for all of the hours and hours of hard work that goes into developing the web site and help ensure it will be there the next time you visit. Without your support, many of your favourite web sites may not be there in the future. Now having got the arguments for content rich sites out of the way its time to address the problem with search engine placement. Nine times out of ten sites that have good content and should have ranked higher, fail to reach their higher placement because of the way they were submitted to the search engines in the first place. Even with content, good metatags and keywords, you still have to submit properly and that means not spamming the search engines, perfectly good web sites have been penalised by the top ten engines because they submitted to many pages at one go. You must keep a record of how and when each search engine likes to be submitted to and this is different for each one. If you have a 30 page or more web site, this can be a nightmare, and so people tend to use submission software, or services depending on there budget. The top ten search engines will detect that it is a submission service and rank you lower because of it also with submission software they can detect any multiple submissions for a single website. So what's the answer you ask: Surprisingly its new stealth submission software by Michael Campbell "search engine commando". This beautiful piece of software submits to each engine with that engines logarithms in mind and at the frequency best suited to each search engine. Even better than being undetectable by the search engines it sits on your desktop and submits in the background as you are doing other things (as long as you are connected to the net of course). You don't even have to sit for hours typing in your URL's it automatically spiders your website for all the pages and gives you the option of deleting those pages you don't want spidered. Ie: those that are password protected, or your thank you pages for clickbank. This software was originally commissioned by Michael for his own use, but he has now made it available to the public and guess what you can even use it to create a site map so the search engines can spider your site much quicker. Here are some of the benefits * automates search engine submissions with the same care and attention as if you were doing it manually * amazing software plays "within" the search engine rules of one web page, per URL, per day * spiders folders on your hard drive to find html pages, no more manual typing in URLs * software runs on your PC, no third party service will know your submissions or who your clients are * expert controls let you shut off the safety switch and take total control over your domains * tracks which page was submitted where, on what date, and what pages are next * tracks and submits unlimited pages, across unlimited web sites and does it all automatically With the advent of new even smarter spider software it is vital that you keep up to date with the search engine submission rules or you will be placed in those out of the way pages where nobody but you goes looking for your site. To find out more about this software and lots of other time saving idea's visit <a href="http://www.hotbobs.com" target="bago">http://www.hotbobs.com</a> While your there subscribe to our affiliate know-how newsletter, and join are private marketing community. More <a href="http://www.articlesroom.com">free articles</a> from <a href="http://www.articlesroom.com">http://www.articlesroom.com</a>

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