When browsing online yesterday I found this neat, free online tool called “Drop My Link“. It’s user-friendly little helper that finds web properties letting visitors add their backlinks. Like when you buy a new computer mouse and toss the manual in the bin, this tool is so easy, no manual is required.

The website presents two text fields, “Keywords” and “Find”. In the “Keywords” field you type in your keywords, for instance Read the rest of this entry

With their shiny new social network toy strangely reminiscent of Twitter, Google introduces Buzz, which by connecting to your Gmail account and adding new features supposedly makes life easier for social creatures who likes to chat and share information about themselves. Question is, do you need to catch the Google Buzz?

The first thing I noticed when Read the rest of this entry

I just had to add this before I go on with the housecleaning today, which by the way is something I am so not looking forward to! I will torment share some loud heavy metal with my neighbours, rather than suffer alone.

On to the super-discount: I just purchased a copy of an excellent tool for PLR article re-writing, that can also help you maintain a high SEO value in your content! Michalis “BIG Mike” Kotzakolios of IncanSoft is celebrating his birthday and decided to offer a huge discount on their IM tools. This is a excellent chance to Read the rest of this entry

I picked up this little gem in the War Room the other day, and it turned out to be a meaty, resourceful list of what must be some of the best free WordPress plugins for Internet Marketing.

Being a WordPress addict myself, I already knew about the most popular plugins for the best blog  in the whole world, or at least I thought I was semi-updated in that department. Then Jason Keith of WP Internet Marketing drops this wonderful list in the War Room and everybody goes wow!

When someone new to blogging and Internet Marketing decide to launch their first WP blog, finding the right plugins to Read the rest of this entry

Head’s up:

The Free Traffic System Admin has reported finding a large footprint in a competitor’s blog network, the main issue being that the network in question submits a test post with an identical message to their users blogs upon registering a new blog with them, leaving a massive footprint that could ultimately lead to Google and other SE coming down on the network(s), effectively killing all of the users back-links registered with it.

FTS Admin refuses to mention names, which is understandable, although I am curious who this competitor may be. Admin has notified the owner regarding this issue, and hopefully they will listen.

As some comments eloquently suggests: diversify your back-link building efforts for less risk. You can read the update here, along with interesting comments: mother of all footprints.

Perhaps the user Polo Mwonyonyi said it best: “Everyone stop worrying about Footprints, get back to work , focus on article submissions to FreeTS and content on your websites. Get your blog backlinks, while few people know about it! Get your Links!”

Squidoo Lens on back-link building

If you are new to back-link building, this Squidoo lens explains the basics and provides an extensive list with do-follow websites: DoFollow: Increase your Back-Links with DoFollow Sites .