Back Links

A back link if you’re not familiar with the term is have your website/blog link listed on high ranked websites. The higher their ranking the more credibility for your website.

The websites that are obvious are Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google, YouTube and every other site you can get a link from. The beauty of the websites I’ve mentioned is you are in control of the content.

What I do is create a profile with all the information in a Word doc. Then I copy and paste it and the information is consistent.

Look for other sites where you can gain valuable back links.

Some of the other sites that have been effective for me as an author are:

• • SelfGrowth.com
  • ezinearticles.com
  • ezinedirectory.com
  • Amazon.com
  • findarticles.com

If you’re not comfortable writing articles, there are many resources for you to use. The range of the services are from $20 per article to $50 for three articles and submitting the articles to the proper ezines (electronic magazine).

• • CraigsList.com
  • elance.com
  • GetGlobalAssist.com
  • submitedge.com

When I used this technique for my sixth book in 2008 I went from a Google results of 90,000 to over a million in six months. I had submitedge.com write three articles each month and submit them to the proper ezines.

Back Links is an audio program you can download to hear the actual steps it takes to get the best back links.