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Welcome
to the latest issue of the Search
Engine Facts newsletter.
This week, we're taking a
look at a new bad trick to
get inbound links from an
authority site.
In the news: MSN Live Search
is live, Google releases new
services, the most expensive
AdWords and more.
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| 1.
A new bad trick to get inbound
links from an authority site |
Webmasters
are always looking for ways to
get inbound links from authority
web sites. An authority web site
is a web site that is important
or authoritative in its sphere
of expertise due to the quality
of content and features that it
possesses.
For improving search engine
rankings, an incoming link from
an authority site is worth more
than an incoming link from an
average site. Slashdot.org is
such an authority web site.
With a Google PageRank of 9
and an Alexa Traffic Rank of
200, Slashdot.org belongs to
the most successful sites on
the Internet.
How to get a link from Slashdot.org
A simple 5 step process allows
you to put any link with any
text from Slashdot to your web
site:
- Go to Slashdot's story
submission page.
- Fill out the form and enter
a link to your web site in
the "The Scoop" edit
field. Don't forget to include
your keywords in the link.
- Use a tool like the Web
Developer extension in
Firefox to convert the form
action from POST to GET. This
can be done with one click
with the Web Developer extension.
- Click the "Preview
story" button.
- Copy the preview URL and
link to the preview URL on
one of your pages. If the
search engine spiders follow
the link they will find a
link from Slashdot.org to
your web site.
You can use any keyword and
any URL to get links with this
method.
Should you use this method
for your web site?
It's never a good idea to exploit
the security holes of other
web sites. While it's possible
to get links through these methods,
it's highly unethical and it's
likely that these links won't
work for very long.
You'll get better results if
you focus
on getting real links to
your web site. If you are serious
about your business, you shouldn't
use dirty tricks to promote
your web site. These will backfire
to you. Better use ethical
web site promotion tools that
help you to get long term results.
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| 2.
Search engine news of the week |
MSN
Live Search is live
"Now, we feel it’s
time to unveil the new Live
Search … no longer in
beta, and powering searches
on both Live.com and MSN.
In related news, Live Local
Search is coming out of beta,
and Live.com is too!"
Google
launches News Archive Search
"News archive search
provides an easy way to search
and explore historical archives.
In addition to helping you
search, News archive search
can automatically create timelines
which show selected results
from relevant time periods."
MSN
adds behavioral targeting
to search
"With the new service,
advertisers can arrange to
have their pay-per-click ads
shown to users who MSN has
identified as likely purchasers
based on their Web-surfing
history."
Google
tests mobile ads in U.S. and
Europe, JumpTap jumps in
" Google is testing
ads on its mobile search interfaces
in the U.S., U.K. and Germany
a spokesperson has confirmed.
[...]
Separately, white label mobile
search player JumpTap has
launched a mobile search index
and auction-based ad platform
to monetize search traffic
for its carrier clients."
Editor's
note: Further information
about Google Mobile Ads can
be found here.
Search engine newslets
- View where your AdWords
ad is showing around the world.
- Yahoo releases a toolbar for
Firefox.
- How Digg.com ranks stories.
- Ask.com announces research
and development center in
Germany.
- HotelWorldMap is
a search engine for hotels
with Google maps integration.
- Gazerk is
a search engine for video
gamers.
- Business keywords are the
most popular search
terms.
- Is Google AdSense for TV coming
soon?
- Google updates Google
Earth.
- Google says may launch video service
in Japan.
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