Yes, I frequently wander around the internet, in a manner others may view as an unconstructive use of my time. however, I know different. My unconscious mind is compiling information and scanning the screen for useful affiliate link, not of the BIG, Bold Affiliate program variety.
I'm looking for the small print. Having read the ebooks I have already invested in, and yet, still not had the time to systematically apply what they have said, I find that there is so much information not included that is, as they say, "leaving money on the table".
For example, although Ewan Chai states that one-way links from outside directing people to your website are more valuable for search engine ranking than the two way links or none at all, he forgets to say that some external websites are more valuable in the eyes of search engines than others (If it is true).
Firstly, A website I visited late last night, claims that links from .gov, .edu, .com or .org are rated at least 5 times more highly than other links. The site ewent on to explain the strategy of link building by research the blog stites the workers there would use and commenting via these sites in order to bring the outside link back to you.
Secondly, Adsense is not the only pay-per-click advertiser that can be intergrated into you blog or website, other like Infolink and Kontera offer pay-per-click revenue also. Their method is different and involves scanning the content of you blog or site and placing links to advertising on key words. Its called in text advertising. Give them a try. Click the names.
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