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There is no other word to the fact that how much back links are important for the optimization of a web site and for getting high PR. Back links are of three types:

• One way links
• Two way or Reciprocal Links
• Paid Links

• Submission to free Directories
One way free links could be get through free Submission into directories that allow one way link submission. Links need to be added only in the relevant categories. Few directories submit link immediately. But most of the directories go for manual review of the site that whether they are relevant to the category stated or not and after review they approve or reject the website. The duration of the review may range from one week to several months and it normally differs for one directory to another. High Quality website or directories provide one way links through paid submissions.


• Social Book-marking Sites
Social Book-marking sites are also known as social networking sites. Registered users can store the links to the web pages that they find useful. They can access the links from anywhere anytime by logging into their account. The links are accessible to other users also in the network and to the public even. Thereby these links help in search engine optimization for the sites also. Other people with similar interests can view the links by category, tags, or even randomly. Some allow for privacy on a per-bookmark basis. Most social book marking services allow users to search for bookmarks which are associated with given "tags", and rank the resources by the number of users which have bookmarked them. This helps in drawing a lot of potential traffic to the site. Social Book marking sites are one of the best sources of getting one way free links to the web pages.


• Blog Submission
Blog is a web site, where you write stuff on an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at the top, so your visitors can read what's new. Then they comment on it or link to it or email you. We can use blogs to let people know about our website. Blogs solves the similar purpose as articles do and are very popular among internet searchers and thus can bring good amount of traffic. There are a number of blog sites where one can post his blog. And for SEO one can include a link in the blog to direct a visitor to the blog to the web page.


• Article Submission
Article is posted basically to provide information to the readers. One can provide useful information to the readers usually relevant to the theme of the web site and then tempt the readers to refer the website for more relevant information by providing the link to the web page in the article. A number of good article directories are available where one can post his article for free. Ezinearticles, Article City, etc. are few of them. Articles have also proved to be a very meaningful resource for getting one way link. With the help of articles a Website owner can draw a good amount of potential visitors to the site.


• RSS Submission
RSS means Really Simple Syndication. RSS is a group of web feeds used to publish frequently updated content such as blog entries, news headlines, announcements, launch of a new product. An RSS document, which is called a "feed", "web feed", or "channel", contains either a summary of content from an associated web site or the full text. There we can include links to the web site pages for which we want to get one way links. RSS makes it possible for people to keep up with their favorite web sites in an automated manner which is easier than checking them manually. The user subscribes to a feed by entering the feed's link into the reader or by clicking an RSS icon in a browser that initiates the subscription process. The reader checks the user's subscribed feeds regularly for new content, downloading any updates that it finds.


• Press Release submission
A Press Release or press statement is a recorded statement for making announcements. With the help of press releases one can provide important announcements regarding the web site's information such as launch of new products, services, or news conferences, events, etc. These press releases could be submitted in Press Release Sites with the link to the web page. Thereby through press release submission also one can get valuable one way links.

If yesterday I give you some suggestions for your holidays to celebrating the unforgettable moment like Valentine’s days at beautiful place Ireland. Then today I’ll give you the other alternative that you can choose if you don’t like to visit Ireland. The other favourite place for holiday vacation is Spain. Peoples around the world knowing this country as The Matador Country.

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Didn’t realize that we have entrance to the new month now, February the month that many people says that is this the love month, the month for people to say “I Love U so much to each others” because at February 14, 2008 we have a valentine’s day that will celebrate by million people at whole of the world. You don’t want to left behind don’t you..??

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Australia is one of the best heavens in the world, so many beautiful places that you can visit and explore there. The beach, the mountain, the coast etc was so amazing. You can try visits this piece of earth for vacations, pleasure or wedding honeymoon with your lovely groom or bride. With the exotic beaches, fascinating wild life, rich culture, you will find all of them in Australia.

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3. Hotels in Adelaide
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This post is going to be a bit controversial, but I think it needs to be written. I want to talk about Google's policy of going after sites that offer "paid" links, and why it's a slippery slope to have that policy (even if their actions were hardly a surprise).

First, The Issue At Hand

You are probably already aware that Google has gone on the warpath against paid links. Their Webmaster Help Center has an entry entitled "Why should I report paid links to Google?". It discusses the reasons why Google feels you should report people who are buying or selling links to or from their websites.

Google's algorithm is unable to tell the difference between a paid link and one given "freely" (what they consider freely, anyway — more on that in a bit). Why is it incapable? Because there's no technical difference between a link that's been purchased with cash and a link that has been made for some other reason. The HTML code is the same. The only way you can tell the difference is if the site selling the link puts "Sponsored" or "Advertisement" or something to that effect on the page, marking the link as paid.

Since Google is incapable of telling the difference between a paid link and a "natural" one, and because so many webmasters are aware of the impact of their site ranking in Google because of links, up until now it's been a natural business decision to purchase links that will help a site rank better. A wise business owner might reason, "It costs me $1,000 a month in links to rank in Google for keywords that earn me $5,000 a month in profits. That's a sound investment." And so they've buy, and rank, and earn.

Google isn't happy with this. From their perspective, this de facto process of purchasing rankings undermines the integrity of their algorithm. They want the best results possible to display in the top search results, and from their perspective buying your way to the top isn't "fair" (unless you buy your way in via AdWords, of course).

Google "Slaps" the Link Sellers

In an effort to stop this practice, Google manually reduced the PageRank of a number of high-profile link sellers last year, resulting in quite the panic among link brokers. PageRank is the currency of link sellers (even though it's a myth that high PageRank means good rankings), and so they naturally freaked. A PR4 link doesn't command near the price as a PR7 or PR8 link does.

I find it rather naive of Google to be so shocked that this process has been going on. Honestly, for as long as Google has been number one people have bought and sold links. Textlinkbrokers.com, Backlinks.com and Text-link-ads.com have been around since 2003, and they're hardly the first of their kind (just some of the first to allow buying and selling links in such an organized fashion).

Google is big business, and as long as top rankings mean more dollars for business owners, they will continue to see the dollars it takes to rank in Google in the light of what return they will see for their investment. Google's current attempts to manually "slap" sites that sell links by reducing their PageRank will not stop this practice. All it will do is cause the practice to go a bit further underground.

Make no mistake: what Google did last year was manual. Human reviewers made the decision to demote specific link selling web sites. I know this because there are huge volumes of sites that are still selling links without any negative impact from Google. The sites that continue to sell links without grave consequences are the sites that were rather smarter about the manner in which they go about selling those links (no "Sponsor" or "Advertisement" banner giving them away as link sellers, and no blatant solicitations for buying links on their sites).

Link Buyers Aren't Slapped

Google is not able to penalize sites which buy links from these sources, not without opening a huge can of worms. The minute Google starts counting any sort of external link against the linked-to site, there will be a flood of site owners running out and putting up links to their competitors with large red "SPONSORED" flags all over the pages, in an effort to get their competition "slapped".

They will go out on a link buying frenzy with their huge budgets to make sure they stick it to the competition before the competition sticks it to them. So Google is targeting the sites selling the links, not the sites buying them.

What Really is a "Paid" Link?

Okay, enough history. Let's get into the heart of the matter. What constitutes a "paid" link? From Google's actions last year, it seems that they consider a transaction of dollars between the link buyer and seller to be a "paid" link. They claim in the Webmaster Help Center article about reporting links (cited above) that Google "works hard to ensure that it fully discounts links intended to manipulate search engine results."

Baloney.

If Google was really interested in discounting all links "intended to manipulate search engine results", they would completely devalue all links from articles that get syndicated from places like EzineArticles.com. Those links drive traffic, which is "okay" from Google's perspective, but they are there at least as much for SEO manipulation purposes (both from the article sites themselves and from the sites which choose to publish the articles). I've yet to see an article publisher who uses the NOFOLLOW tag in the links within their articles, and I have yet to see Google deindex or penalize an article because they're not using NOFOLLOW.

Here's where the concept of a "paid" link starts to get fuzzy. If you wrote the article that you're syndicating yourself, perhaps it can be argued that the link was not "paid" for (though it certainly had a cost in terms of time). But if you paid a writer to produce the article for you, and you turn around and syndicate that article to get more links to your site, have you not, in fact, paid for those links?

Google says to "syndicate carefully" because of duplicate content issues, but they do not say not to syndicate. By the way they discuss syndication throughout their help text and their blog, it's clear that they see content syndication as an acceptable form of self-promotion — which they should.

And really, when a site syndicates your content, are they doing so out of the goodness of their hearts? No, they're not. They're doing so because it earns them money, usually from advertising revenue. So even if you are not paying the site owner for that link on the page, the advertisers are. So somebody has paid for that link to be there, even if it wasn't you.

Let's take this even further. Let's say that you have an article written and posted to your web site. The article was very expensive, because it was very good, real "link bait" material as it's called in the SEO world. Because it's so good it generates hundreds of links back to it, which results in great rankings in Google. Did you not, in fact, pay for those links when you paid the author?

It's true that you didn't know precisely how many links you were getting, and that you didn't pay the sites any cash to put up the links, but you bought those links just the same. You bought them with great content, which cost you money. Google recommends creating great content in their Webmaster Guidelines — again, rightly so.

Those same Webmaster Guidlines cause even more trouble for Google's rage against the purchased link. One of the things Google suggests you do to get your site noticed and ranked is to "submit your site to relevant directories such as the Open Directory Project and Yahoo!, as well as to other industry-specific expert sites."

Now, it doesn't cost you anything to get listed in ODP, so that's safe, but Yahoo! offers a $299 "expedited review" option. Would that count as a "paid" link if you opted for that?

And then Google recommends submitting to "other industry-specific expert sites." Many "industry specific" directories are not free. You have to pay to be listed in them. Doesn't that constitute a "paid" link? So why does Google recommend that you get listed at these sites?

Even the directories that don't require dollars to be listed usually require a link back. That's a transaction. One thing of value for another thing of value. It was bought, whether dollars changed hands or not.

Then you have sites that sell services which help you trade links with other webmasters. Is paying for those services the equivalent of "buying" links? Are the sites offering those services "selling" links, even if they're just a broker between two sites performing a transaction that neither is paying the other for (not in dollars anyway)?

And what about affiliate links? If I put an affiliate link in an article on my site to a product that I do not own, and somebody buys that product through my link, earning me and the product vendor money, did not the publisher pay for that link? He certainly gave me a monetary incentive to put the link up. Shouldn't Google be cracking down on the millions of affiliate links out there? After all, savvy vendors are using their affiliate programs to boost their rankings in Google.

I hope you're starting to see the very fuzzy line between what is and is not a "paid" link. I truly feel that Google's "slap" reaction is one of desperation, not well thought-out logical reasoning. Seriously, does Google think link buying and selling will stop because of a few site devaluations? Hardly. It'll just get even harder to detect as the sellers get smarter.

Google's actions only further confirmed what most SEO folks already knew: paid links work. If anything, Google's actions will embolden more site owners to buy links!

Google has already admitted that their algorithm cannot detect paid links. They admitted that when they started asking people to manually report paid links. If their algorithm could detect them, there'd be no reason to waste people's time reporting them, would there?

I don't fault Google for taking steps to try and preserve the integrity of their rankings. I don't want spam sites in the top results every time I use Google to search, either (and I only use Google when I search). They are the best, and I think that's great.

I just find it hypocritical that they are trying to prevent purchased links as part of those preservation efforts. Google is a multi-billion dollar corporation, not a non-profit. It is at the center of a very real online economy. Ranking well in Google means cash in the bank for businesses. As long as that is the case, there will be a market for getting ranked. As long as ranking in Google requires links, that market will be for links.

Honestly, when a government builds a new highway, do they fault the business owners who buy property alongside that highway? Do they fault the businesses for buying the biggest, most noticeable sign in order to attract the most customers? Of course not. That's business.

Again I say: Google is not a non-profit, they are a business. It seems hypocritical to me to try and instill fear into webmasters who dare view their ranking in Google the same way they view an ad they might put in a magazine: if it earns more than it costs, it's worth paying for.

That is, after all, what Google really boils down to for businesses: another source of customers.

As the Online Internet Marketers as me, having some websites is a must, because we was living with our website and we can still a live with money that we generate from our websites. It’s mean if our website always down or having trouble so that with our money, it will stop to came to us. But if our website was OK and uptime the money will come to our pocket.

So if you want that your business going right and make much money to you, choosing the hosting company that reliable and give us the full support is a must too. We must consider a much of factors, I’m sure that you won’t your website down and makes your money stop walking to you. That’s so bad.

Here this several tips to choosing the best web hosting company that will make your website going right and make much money to you as online internet marketers. :

1. Make sure about your website requirement needs :

Windows or Linux platform
ASP PHP .NET or JSP
MS-SQL server database of MySQL
Mail server required or not
Do we require dedicated IP address or it is not required?
What amount of server space required?
What is need of bandwidth? How much bandwidth you are expecting to spend in a month
What if you will have to buy extra bandwidth from your hosting service provider?
What kind of backup technology is required?
What if you need to change server?
What is present downtime history of hosting provider?
What kind of support they provide?
Method of backup for database

2. Choose the best hosting company that reliable and trustable, and can full fill your requirements above. Don’t forget to browse at the internet and forums and collect information as many as you can get about the hosting company.

3. Ask about the way of the payment systems to the hosting company, using paypal, credit card or other payment systems. Make sure you can pay and afford it.

4. If all of the requirement above, they can full fill. You can decide to pick one hosting company that backup your business and backup you money machine websites.

And the final is don’t try and try with the hosting company that have no reputations, choose and pick the Best Web Host Company.