The anchor text that you use to link to your website is very important.  From the best of my research if your anchor text corresponds with your product you will do very well.  If your anchor text does not match it then you will still get search engine traffic from this, but your queries will not be specific to your product.

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You need to do a lot more than the “easy stuff” to see results from your link building efforts.  Search engine results take a LONG LONG time to see good results.  You need to get links from many different sources around the ‘net.  Social bookmarking sites like Digg, StumbleUpon, etc. will send you some good, quick traffic but for the most part, it will only be temporary.  You will need to search around and get links from other sources as well. Think of it like the difference between food you consume.

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The steps below can work for any type of website in creating more traffic… follow them step by step and your website will be huge in no time! (This post is very similar to an older post I made, combine these methods with the other and your site will be unstoppable) Read the rest of this entry »

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The most important thing to remember in marketing a website is that it requires patience. Patience to build up links and patience to get a steady flow of traffic. A lot of sites give up before they make it big because they think the internet is full of overnight success stories… but in reality, if they waited a few more months, they would start to see good traffic.

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Directories might be of interest to owners of new sites because its a free and easy way to get links. But if its so free and so good, why do so many people often shy away from this? There’s actually some valid reasons.

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