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Tracking Your Link Building Efforts

January 22, 2012 By Warren 2 Comments

Google is by and large the best source of free traffic available on the web today, and in order to take full advantage of that traffic we have to pay attention to certain SEO (Search Engine Optimization) aspects which include link building. Generally speaking, the more links, and the more powerful they are, the better the rankings you can expect in the search engines.

Building links usually gets outsourced to SEO “experts” because website and blog owners think there is some secret aspect to the whole process, but truth be told there are plenty of high ranking sites out there that are being run by people just like you. They say “practice makes perfect” and with the repetitive nature of link building you’ll soon be an “expert” yourself.

When building links to your site it’s important to remember that your site is made up of inner pages as well as a homepage. Link generously to all your pages and then interlink within your site to take full advantage of the SEO benefits that come with those links.

Link diversity is something that pertains to building an assortment of links rather than focusing the majority of your time on one you might find “easy” or “comfortable”. Many people get in the habit of only using commenting as a means of getting links and totally miss out on the numerous other methods out there.

Here are a few of the links you can look at using in your own link building campaigns:

Blog Commenting – Also a great way to get to know other bloggers in your niche.

Forum posting – Most forums will allow you a signature that can include a link back to your website or blog, the more you post on those forums the more links you are effectively building from that particular site.
Guest Posts – This is definitely one of the best ways to get a link from many of the higher profile sites in your industry. When you consider that companies are paying anywhere from $25.00 to $75.00 or more a month for a simple text link within a blog post you truly start to see the value here.
Social Bookmarking – Generally these links aren’t as valuable as some others, but they are relatively easy to obtain, and adding them to your link portfolio is always a good choice.
Directories – Now there are premium directories like Yahoo, DMOZ, Eaton, BOTW that carry a decent amount of SEO benefit all on their own, but there are also free and low quality ones that require literally thousands to be of any use to you at all. I’d suggest investing in at least two of the premium ones, and as many of the others as you’ve got the patience to build. (Tip: RoboForm will fill out the fields on directory sites making your job a lot easier)
Link Exchanges – This is when blogger A links to blogger B, and blogger B reciprocates. Generally you’ll be able to choose the keyword and anchor text to be used which goes a lot further than a link using just your name, or domain name.
Paid Links – This is where you pay for the link on a site (usually on a monthly or annual basis). These links are against Google’s TOS (terms of service) and can get you penalized if someone reports you, or if you’re found out some other way. I’d recommend staying away from these.
Web 2.0 Properties are a great place to expand your reach while at the same time getting a link that can then be improved (by building links to the property itself). Squidoo, Hubpages, and Blogger are just a few of the literally hundreds that are available to use freely.

Now there are many more links a person can get such as software download sites (create, or have a piece of handy software designed and then upload it to the hundreds of high ranking software sites that are online. Images, Video’s, eBooks and more can all be used to generate links to your website. The only limits are your imagination and creativity.

All this link building effort should be tracked so that you can see at a glance where and how your links are being placed as well as the effect they are having on your site’s rankings. A few things you might want to keep track of are:

Date – this is the date the link went live, you can also note dates you checked to see if the link was still in place. (You’d probably only do this for your top 100 most valuable links)
URL – Location or website the link is on.
Contact or email of the person or site owner responsible for placing the link.
Anchor text used to link back to you.
PageRank, or authority of the domain, or individual page. (A good trick is to build links to these links in order to increase their PageRank. Most website owners will also be improving their sites which will eventually trickle down to the individual articles themselves so over time all your links could become much more valuable and powerful.
Where the link is pointing on your site. (Homepage, individual post, etc.)
Notes Section – As you notice increases in keyword rankings or PageRank you can jot them down here.

There might be other aspects you’d like to track and there are no hard and fast rules, but the simple act of tracking your links serves to act as a performance document and tracking sheet. It also tends to lend itself toward motivation, because most of us like to see measurable results increasing over time as a direct result of our efforts. And last it also serves to legitimize your blog, or business. Inventory lists, operations manuals, sales tracking sheets, etc. all show that an individual is taking his or her blog seriously.

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Manuel VS. Automated Link Building

January 13, 2012 By Warren 11 Comments

When trying to rank your website or blog in the various search engines a fair bit of your efforts will go toward building links to your site using the various keywords and anchor text you happen to be trying to rank for. There are three primary you can do this.

Passive Link Building

I better throw this one into the mix as well, despite it being a less active technique. You can choose to let your content speak for itself and hope that generous webmasters will come across your work and then choose to link to it all by themselves. While you will get a few links this way it shouldn’t be relied on to move your rankings upward, because unless sites like Mashable, Techcrunch, or the Huffington Post choose to give you some link love you probably won’t notice much of a difference.

This method should probably be seen as a bonus system of links. The best way to entice other bloggers or webmasters to link to you is to write truly “pillar” content that simply isn’t available anywhere else. When you consider that an authority site could easily charge (and get) several hundred dollars a month for a relevant link you soon see the merit in taking the time to do the job properly, and write some amazing content.

Automated Link Building

There are of tools, programs, or services available to you that can quickly generate a massive amount of links to your website, but unless you use them sparingly and appropriately they can end up doing you more harm than good. It’s relatively easy for someone like Google to spot the patterns that are inherent with these systems and apply a penalty to your site which will effectively “null and void” most of the link building work you’ve done.

In severe instances Google can even choose to de-index your site from their results all together leaving you in the unenviable position of trying to replace any and all traffic they would have been sending you.

Manual Link Building

Manual link building is by far the most time consuming method, but it’s also the method that gives you the most control over where and how your links are placed. There truly is an art to link building, and it’s a skill that’s important to have if you’re planning on being online for some time.

The important thing to remember is that the links you build today will continue to pay off for years to come. A link on a brand new site today could turn into a PR 5 link if the webmaster of that site puts enough work into it over the coming years. When you consider that the same is true of all the hundreds or thousands of links you build you truly get a sense of that value of manually building these links.

A truly ambition blogger will even take it to the next level by building links to that other persons website in order to improve the rankings of the page his or her link is on. Guest posting is one of the most effective ways of getting a link from a website you admire and you should always make a point of not only responding to any and all comments the article generates, or sharing the content within your social network, but also building backlinks to the article itself so that the link coming from it becomes ten times more valuable to your site.

Whichever method you adopt as your favorite you shouldn’t discount any other out of hand. It’s always a good idea to incorporate a mixture of diverse links into your link building campaigns.

Another important aspect of link building should be recording, by recording the date, location, contact information, anchor text, and link authority (PageRank) you can quickly check on your links to see how they are doing, and whether or not they are still in place.

Link building is an ongoing process that should be continued for the life of your website. Over time as your own authority and PageRank improve the value of your site will also continue to increase, and the potential earnings will improve. A 125×125 banner ad on a PR2 website might bring in $20, or $30 dollars monthly, but the same 125×125 banner on a PR7 site will fetch closer to ten times that amount.

Filed Under: SEO Tagged With: Automated, blogs, link building, links, Manual, Passive, websites

How To Easily Increase Your Blogs Page Rank

December 30, 2011 By Warren 8 Comments

The Google Page Rank (PR) is something that a lot of people are constantly worried about and because of that I want to show you how to easily increase your blogs PR while not hurting your search engine rankings. This is a tricky subject being that many people do the wrong type of link building. What you need to understand is the method I am about to show you is a tried and true method that I do myself.

As a blog owner, you need to increase your page rank and the reason is so that you can sell advertising space. Most blog owners think that traffic is all they need but the truth is that traffic combined with a high page rank will get you more money for each advertising spot.

Below I am going to list the tools that you will need in order to increase your blogs page rank. If you don’t have these tools, then I would recommend getting them or hiring somebody to do the work for you. My advice would be to outsource as much as you possibly can but if you have a bunch of different websites, then it might be cheaper to simply purchase the different tools that I am about to show you.

Tools You Need To Increase Your Page Rank

Unique Article Wizard
Buildmyrank
The Best Spinner

With these 3 tools you will be able to increase your page rank without any problems very quickly. Now, all you need to do is write a few articles and get them posted on the following sites with a link back to your site.

Squidoo
Hubpages
Infobarrel
Ezinearticles
Weebly
Wordpress
Blogger
Goarticles
Amazines

Now that you have an article on all of these sites, it is up to you to start building backlinks to these sites. The reason you will build backlinks to these sites instead of your actual site is because all of these sites can handle hundreds of links per day while your site would be flagged for a hundred links in a single day. The way you will build links is by submitting a spun version of an original article that you wrote to Unique Article Wizard. If you can submit 1 article to Unique Article Wizard to each one of these sites, then you will easily get a PR1 if not a PR2 by the next Page Rank update.

What I suggest is that you use the same article for all of these sites, the only difference is that you will spin the article using The Best Spinner and place a spun version on each site. The reason you do this is to save time while being able to recycle a perfectly good article. My advice would be to write at least a 500 word article because the longer articles always seem to do better these days.

The next thing you will be doing is to creating backlinks to your own website. The reason you want to get backlinks to your actual website is because the more overall links that you have, the better your page rank will be. What I suggest doing is using Buildmyrank to get links to your site. With Buildmyrank you will be able to target certain keywords that you want to rank for.

The best part about this entire process is that you can easily increase your page rank from a PR0 to a PR3 in less than a couple of months. Many people are now using this exact system to increase their page rank so that they can finally start selling advertising space. Trust me, if you are not making any money with advertising, then you need to start doing so right now.

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Google PPC Automation Unveiled

December 4, 2011 By Guest 20 Comments

In the last couple months Google has been hard at work rolling out its new automated bidding platform to allow for advertisers to further optimize their paid search marketing campaigns. They have done this by allowing for automation to their Ad Groups, Ads, Keywords and Campaigns all within the AdWords interface. You are probably wondering how this is going to change the search marketing landscape? Allow me to explain.

Most users pause an ad or a keyword when it has spent its allocated budget; with the new automated tools you will be able to take the manual work out of the equation by setting a simple rule that allows you to pause a keyword or ad when it reaches a set limit. The automation doesn’t stop there, you will also be able to automate the bid changes and budget changes by raising or lowering them incrementally when the conversion rate drops or raise or lower budgets based on a particular day of the week. This means that for your internet marketing you will have much more optimized campaigns but at the same time will mean that you might end up paying more than you would have needed to otherwise for a certain keyword or ad.

So is it worthwhile to use Google’s built in automation tools, or would you be better suited to use an enterprise level software the likes of Marin, Kenshoo, or Acquisio? The answer to that relies on a number of factors, namely your budget, but also the depth in which you want to be able to control the automation. It will definitely be suitable for smaller businesses that have simple campaigns and are just measuring performance based on clicks, impressions and conversions. If your business doesn’t have the in-house resources to manage a full scale PPC campaign it would also prove more than worthy. The percentage of profit margins may also be a determining factor. If you have small profit margins, going over your budget may have you losing money. In which case you don’t want to enable this automation.

While the paid PPC bidding platforms may be affected by Google rolling out their own built in automation, I don’t think they will take that much of a hit simply due to the fact that Google’s tool is still in its infancy, but also due to the fact that it isn’t very robust in terms of creating complex algorithms or customized bidding rules. Most of Google’s PPC bidding rules are fairly simplistic in nature, and having access to much more powerful rules and automated tools is still valuable in the space.

So how does it work you might be wondering? When creating a rule you simply set an automatic action that is triggered when the preset requirements are met. They can be day-parted as a one-time run rule or you can have them run daily, bi-weekly or even monthly at your own discretion. An example of a rule one might use to optimize their campaign’s keywords would be to increase the max. CPC when the keyword falls below a certain threshold (like being on the top page)

All in all Google’s automated rules allow for much more sophisticated PPC campaigns and will allows marketers and businesses alike to further optimize their search campaigns which in the end will only be a better result for their marketing initiatives. So get out there any optimize your campaigns, automation awaits you!

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Lorne Fade is an Internet search marketer for 9th sphere a local Toronto SEO, web design & marketing firm.

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Don’t Overanalyze It: 3 Commonsense Ways to Boost Your SEO

November 19, 2011 By Guest 22 Comments

When marketing websites and blogs, it’s easy to get wrapped up in a world of formulas, algorithms, and creepy little robot-spiders. Some get so wrapped up in outsmarting Google that they fail to see why Google keeps changing its formulas—to return better, more quality content for its users. You know what you want—better search engine rankings—but think for a moment about what your users want. Consider trying to work with Google, rather than against, for the purpose of creating content both your users and search engine spiders want to consume. Here are some commonsense tips for pleasing both users and search engines by getting back to the basics:

Keywords as a Starting Point

The use of keywords are a hotly debated topic in the SEO world—so much so that it’s unclear about whether we should care about them or not. The short answer is: yes, they matter. However, keywords should not be used as the focus, but rather the starting point of content creation. Of course it makes sense that a flower shop should include keywords about roses and anniversaries, but don’t put so much emphasis on the words that you fail to put them into context beautifully. Choose some of your most important keywords, then use them as seeds to sprout natural, useful content—and if you’re creating copy that is relevant to your business and audience, the right keywords should fall into place.

Do Link Where Links Are Due

Ever heard the theory that you can you can protect your precious PageRank by sculpting it with dofollow and nofollow attributes? To be fair, the basic idea of Pagerank does logically follow that 2 dofollow links on a page ranked 6 count for more than 4 dofollow links from the same page. However, obsessively controlling your links with nofollow attributes fails to take into account that Google seeks to reward informative and helpful websites—which includes websites that link to other helpful websites. If you don’t believe me, take it from Google engineer Matt Cutts (on his blog):

“I wouldn’t recommend (Page Rank Sculpting), because it isn’t the most effective way to utilize your PageRank. In general, I would let PageRank flow freely within your site.” In fact, he elaborates that parts of Google’s system rewards links to “good sites.”

Link Meaningfully

Sure, a tacky, meaningless link could add a little something to your ranking. But what’s the point of ranking well if you don’t have visitors? I’m talking about paid links and other quick, dirty link tactics. When you look at linking from a user’s standpoint, there’s really no use for it unless there’s something in it for number one. So while you’re looking for inbound links, put yourself in the user’s shoes, and ask yourself what would cause someone to want to click that link to your website. Perhaps you posted a thoughtful guest blog post—now some people are wanting to learn more about you, and perhaps get more useful information from your blog. Maybe if you joined a discussion in a forum or comment thread, adding meaningful information, others in the conversation might decide to investigate your expertise a little further. Does it require more time and brain juices? You bet. Is it worth the effort for good traffic along with your inbound link? Absolutely.

Chris Turberville-Tully is the owner of Inspiration Inc, a digital marketing company who provides pay-per-click services, SEO Birmingham, web design, search engine marketing, email marketing and more. Follow Inspiration Inc: http://www.facebook.com/InspirationIncSEO

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Page Authority and the science behind search engine optimization

October 11, 2011 By Guest 18 Comments

The term ‘Page authority’ is used mainly to express the search engine evaluation of a web pages value. Often with modern search engines the higher your page authority the better chance you have for high ranking and traffic. Often it’s quite difficult to explain why the authority of one page is more than that of another. However much of this is due to how search engines measure authority.

Those new to the area of search engine optimization may have a hard time understanding the science behind search engine algorithms and their impact on page value assessment, however these algorithms and their continual changes often have an enormous effect on rakings. Search engines apply their own algorithm-based guidelines to determine the page authority of particular website and analyze and organize website rankings based on those guidelines.

The exact method of how search engine algorithms access page authority is not disclosed to the public, however it can be assumed that there are elements of human logic behind these assessments.

Factors shown to influence page authority.

AGE: The older a webpage, the more its authority. To say precisely, age and authority of a website go hand in hand may sound unconvincing, but research has show this to be true.

It is always good to be first in a game and just like a company that been in businesses for centuries an aged webpage is a great signal of authority.

CONTENT: It is undeniable that a well researched, well structured, content improves page authority. As the old adage goes content is king. This is why in the field of Internet Marketing a lot of focus is spent on optimizing article titles and content.

INDEXING: Indexing of a website’s pages by the search engine is another important factor to consider when it comes to determining a site’s page authority. Much like a book, achieves its value only when it stands out amongst the other books on the shelf, webpage’s to must be easily found in order to be recognized.

LINK AUTHORITY:

A fair number of other websites with higher page authority linking back to a webpage increases passes on value thus increasing a websites page authority. It’s by this principal that Search engines evaluate the trust factor of the webpage. It’s similar to product endorsements from famous and popular celebrity or fashion icon.

BACLLINK RELEVANCE

The relevance of the subject matter of websites linking back to a specific webpage is another considerable factor that helps improve page authority. Web pages that have back links from sites in the same area of interest are similar to academic papers that reference other papers in the same field. When back links share relevance, this sends signals to search engines saying the page has authority.

It’s said that some search engines have over three hundred variables for determining ranking, so the above mentioned points are really only a starting place for understanding how search engine rankings work. Nevertheless, these observations should demonstrate the importance of page authority and provide insight into the role it plays in the search engine ranking of a website.

Written by Adam Chronister founder of Accelerated Freelance. Accelerated freelance is a Spokane Website Design, and Spokane Marketing firm who specialize in creating reasonably priced websites that promote business without sacrificing on-page style and design.

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Bookmarking to Build Links

October 5, 2011 By Warren 16 Comments

Social bookmarking is extremely popular with marketers in every niche. Social bookmarking sites such as Digg, Del.icio.us, and Technorati allow users to add links to sites they like and other visitors can grab those links and add it to their own lists, making your URLs go viral.

Social bookmarking sites can be great for getting traffic to your own domains. You can bookmark your sites yourself and then hope others will share the links and in some cases vote your entries up, like Digg users will do.

If enough people vote for a particular story, it might make it to the front page of that bookmarking site. A front-page listing can mean thousands of visitors a day. But because of the very nature of social bookmarking sites, if you want to get a lot of traffic from the bookmarking sites themselves, then you have to make sure that the links you submit are newsworthy – not just your sales pitch page.

Use the news to work your site into the bookmarking bevy of links. For instance – let’s say you’re in the gardening niche and you have a site on growing tulips. A simple how-to site may not get shared a lot.

But let’s say you read an article about a the discovery by a group of scientists that says people who grow tulips in their yards are 60% less likely to develop lung cancer, then you’d have a pretty decent shot at having a lot of users in both the gardening and health demographic share your links with others.

If your sites tend to be less newsworthy and more general, then you shouldn’t worry about how many people vote for a story or share your links. Just concentrate on using the social bookmarking sites to gain backlinks to your sites.

Concentrate on bookmarking the index page of each of your sites first. Be careful not to bookmark too many of your own sites at first, since that can appear spammy – remember to bookmark other interesting sites you see that you don’t necessarily own yourself.

The key to social bookmarking is to become part of the community who shares interesting information. Create a good profile that tells a little about you. Add a picture, and if the site offers it, start building a “friends” list.

Be careful about how many links you add per day. You shouldn’t go crazy and add 100 links the day you sign up to a social bookmarking site. Keep it to ten or less per day and you should be fine.

After you’ve been a user for several weeks, you might be able to get away with up to 50 per day. Just make sure to keep bookmarking stories on other websites. Vote for a few of the stories that made it onto the first page. Bookmark a story at FoxNews.com every once in a while, or a funny YouTube video. This helps make your profile look a lot more legitimate in the eyes of the community.

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Follow Us on Twitter and Get a free in Depth SEO Report

September 9, 2011 By Warren 10 Comments

Today I wanted to show you what an optimization report from the Axandra Internet Business Promoter program looks like. You can run reports on your websites (or your competitors) to find areas that are lacking in order to improve your search engine rankings.

Most of us have a primary keyword that we are trying to rank our domain for, in my case it’s “internet marketing” so I’ve run a report using this keyword to show you all the aspects that are covered within the report.

While the majority of fields in this report can definitely benefit your website, it’s important to note that some components aren’t entirely reliable in some circumstances. For example the links pointing to my site always come up weak because one of the competing websites is Wikipedia.

Despite having the 3^rd highest link count the program takes an average of the ten top sites vs. your own. Since Wikipedia has over a million backlinks they’ve decided that the “average” competitor has 117,053 back links when it fact there are only two with more backlinks than myself. (It’s going to take me at least 2 weeks to build a million back links! LOL)

I ranked on the first page of Google for my keyword until the recent Panda update and after that slid down to the tenth page. After using this program, and focusing more on link building I’ve since moved back up to two or three. Since this keyword gets about 92,000 searches every day it still manages to send some traffic, but nowhere near what it did when I was sitting at the seventh or eighth position on page one!

Since the content on my homepage does change as the new articles are posted and things like keyword density change, the percentile score can also change from day to day, or week to week. The goal should be though to focus on aspects you can control, and as long as you keep building links to your website, you’ll notice an increase in SERPS. (Search engine ranking position)

I believe that in order to be successful in our niche we have to be willing to help others succeed. Because of this I’m always striving to help others in the industry, as well as readers, subscribers, and followers of my blog. If you would like me to run a report for your blog, or website shoot me a message on Twitter (would love to have you follow me if you aren’t already), and I’ll be happy to find the time.

Because of the sheer numbers I have following me I will of course use a first come, first serve process so patience might be required, but I will definitely get to you. I’ll need the URL of your blog or website, as well as the primary keyword you are targeting.

Thanks for reading, thanks for following, and here’s to our success!

If you’d like to purchase your own copy of Internet Business Promoter, here is a link to it. (Affiliate)
Also here is a link to a free 300 page SEO manual.

Top 10 Optimization Report

PLR Internet Marketing250 Arbour Meadows Close NW

Calgary, Alberta

T3G 5J2

Canada

Date:

9/9/2011

Recipient:

Self Report

This report has been created by PLR Internet Marketing.

Vision:

Our vision at PLR Internet Marketing is to
provide a quality online resource that is dedicated to helping
individuals with the information to achieve financial growth in the
online world. We specialize in showing people how to make money with
their blogs, through Internet marketing, affiliate marketing, PLR, as
well as SEO techniques in order that they may experience the freedom
that comes with owning an online business. With your success, comes our
success!

Report overview
This report helps you to optimize the web page “http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/” for a high ranking on Google.com for the search term “internet marketing”.

Your web page

http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com/

Title: Internet Marketing for Bloggers & Internet Entrepreneurs who want to make money online

Description: PLR Internet
Marketing – FREE Internet Marketing ebook E-Business; The
Insider’s Edge. Showing you how to make money online while you work from
home

Your competitors for the search term “internet marketing” on Google.com
1		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Internet_marketing Title: Internet marketing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Description: [No meta description available.]
2		http:// www.internetmarketing.com/ Title: How to Make Money Online by Starting a Home Based Internet Business \| Internet Marketing Center Description: Internet Marketing: make money from a home based business and be your own boss. It’s NOT HARD (if you do it right). Learn the secrets, and avoid the pitfalls.
3		http:// www.freeinternetmarketingcourses.com/ Title: Internet Marketing – How To Start And Grow Your Internet Business – Online Marketing Description: Internet Marketing – FREE Internet Marketing course. Find out how I turned a simple idea into over a million dollar a year business using Online Marketing
4		http:// www.internetmarketinginc.com/ Title: Internet Marketing Company \| Top Agency for SEO, PPC, SEM Services Description: Internet Marketing Inc is a Global Internet Marketing company specializing in SEO, PPC, Online Reputation Management, Web Design, Social Media, and Email Marketing
5		http://courtneytuttle.com/ Title: Court’s Internet Marketing School – How To Make Money Online Description: Court’s Internet Marketing School provides you with free, detailed lessons that will help you to learn how to make money online.
6		http://www.affordable- internet-marketing.com/ Title: Affordable Internet Marketing Description: Affordable Internet Marketing is about Internet Marketing Strategies, Techniques, Tips And Tricks Every Website Owner Must Know To Be Successful Too
7		http:// www.yourseomanager.com.au/ Title: Internet Marketing Services, SEO Company, Online Marketing Consulting, Search Engine Marketing Australia Description: We are EXPERT INTERNET MARKETING CONSULTANT in Lead Generation, Traffic Generation and Sales Conversation to Help your Business Succeed. SEO, SEM, PPC Call us (03)9909 7799.
8		http:// www.internetmarketing.net/ Title: Internet Marketing Company : Internet Marketing Agency : Internet Marketing Firm Description: Internet Marketing is a leading Internet advertising company and firm specializing in local Internet marketing strategies and Internet advertising solutions. Call us today at 877-560-9990 for more details.
9		http://www.toputop.com/ Title: Internet Marketing Company \| Marketing Companies : Toputop™ Description: Toputop.com™ is a Internet marketing company India,Online Marketing Company,Internet Marketing companies,Search Engine Optimization , Search Engine Marketing can make your company in top in search engines like Google,Yahoo,MSN
10		http://www.justinharrison.com/ Title: Internet Marketing with Justin Harrison Description: Justin Harrison is an internationally recognised Internet Marketing Expert and Internet Marketing entrepreneur. This blog chronicles his Internet Marketing experiences.

Analyzed search terms

1. internet marketing

2. internet

3. marketing

Top 10 Ranking Requirements Score™

86%

The Top 10 Ranking Requirements Score™ of 86% means that the web page www.plrinternetmarketing.com meets only 86% of the requirements for a top 10 ranking on Google.com for the search term “internet marketing”.

Note that not all ranking factors
are weighted equally, and that there are some ranking factors that
cannot be taken into account because search engines do not reveal the
necessary data.

Search engine ranking factors performance
Ranking Factor Importance	Factors Passed	Factors Failed
Essential (weighted most):	22	2
Very Important:	9	0
Important:	34	2
Moderately Important:	40	1
Slightly Important:	26	0
Total:	131	5

Table of contents
1.	Report overview	19.	Keyword use in same domain link URLs
2.	Keyword use in document title	20.	Keyword use in outbound link URLs
3.	Global link popularity of web site	21.	Keyword use in meta description
4.	Link texts of inbound links	22.	Number of trailing slashes in URL
5.	Keyword use in body text	23.	HTML validation of web page to W3C standards
6.	Age of web site	24.	Readability level of web page
7.	Keyword use in H1 headline texts	25.	Keyword use in meta keywords
8.	Keyword use in domain name	26.	Keyword use in the first sentence of the body text
9.	Keyword use in page URL	27.	Keyword use in HTML comments
10.	Links from social networks	28.	Search engine compatibility
11.	Server speed	29.	Factors that could prevent your top ranking
12.	Keyword use in H2-H6 headline texts	30.	Table: Number of keywords
13.	Keyword use in IMG ALT attributes	31.	Table: Keyword density
14.	Top level domain of web site	32.	Table: Keyword position
15.	Keyword use in bold body text	33.	Table: Number of words
16.	Number of visitors to the site	34.	Table: Number of characters
17.	Keyword use in same domain link texts	35.	Table: Ranking factors digest
18.	Keyword use in outbound link texts

Keyword use in document title

Essential

The document title is the text
within the <title>…</title> tags in the HTML code of your
web page. This chapter tries to find out how to use the search term
“internet marketing” in the document title and if it’s important for
Google.com.

Example: <title>Your web page title</title>

Their contents
Rank	Keyword use in document title
1	Internetmarketing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2	How to Make Money Online by Starting a Home Based Internet Business \| InternetMarketing Center
3	InternetMarketing – How To Start And Grow Your Internet Business – Online Marketing
4	InternetMarketing Company \| Top Agency for SEO, PPC, SEM Services
5	Court’s InternetMarketing School – How To Make Money Online
6	Affordable InternetMarketing
7	InternetMarketing Services, SEO Company, Online Marketing Consulting, Search Engine Marketing Australia
8	InternetMarketing Company : InternetMarketing Agency : InternetMarketing Firm
9	InternetMarketing Company \| Marketing Companies : Toputop™
10	InternetMarketing with Justin Harrison

Your contents

InternetMarketing for Bloggers & Internet Entrepreneurs who want to make money online

Advice for your document title
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	1 to 3	1	You could use the search term “internet marketing” more than once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	13% to 67%	15%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	1 to 3	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	8% to 33%	15%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	1 to 3	1	You could use the search term “marketing” more than once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	6% to 33%	8%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	2 to 6	3	OK	OK
Keyword density:	9% to 33%	12%	OK	OK

Global link popularity of web site

Essential

The global link popularity
measures how many web pages link to your site. The number of web pages
linking to your site is not as important as the quality of the web pages
that link to your site.

All major search engines take the
quality and the context of the links into account. Search engines assume
that your web page must offer relevant content if many quality sites
link to it.

Number of inbound links according to these search engines (the more the better)
	Alexa	Google.com	Yahoo.com	Peak Value
To Your Site:	3,298	0	1,813	3,298
To Site 1:	1,181,188	0	15,885	1,181,188
To Site 2:	309	0	596	596
To Site 3:	550	0	1,238	1,238
To Site 4:	592	0	0	592
To Site 5:	2,128	0	101,430	101,430
To Site 6:	308	0	343	343
To Site 7:	366	0	428	428
To Site 8:	811	0	667	811
To Site 9:	744	0	0	744
To Site 10:	222	0	0	222
Range:	222 to 1,181,188	all 0	0 to 101,430	222 to 1,181,188

Advice for the global link popularity

In average, less web pages link to
your page than to the top ranked pages. The average link popularity of
the top ranked pages is 117,053, the link popularity of your web page is
3,298. You must increase the number of web pages from different domains
that link to your web site. Keep in mind that all search engines also
evaluate the link texts and the quality of the web pages that link to
your web site.

To get more quality links pointing
to your site, use IBP’s directory submission tool and IBP’s link
management tool. (You can remove all references to IBP in the IBP
Business Edition.)

Google cannot find any web site
that links to your web site from a different domain. Make sure that
Google is able to access your web site and that Google has not banned
your web site from its index.

Link texts of inbound links

Essential

Inbound links are links from other
web sites to your site. If many other sites link to your site, then
search engines consider your site to be important. However, the number
of links is not as important as is the relevance of the linking page and
the link text used in linking to your site.

This chapter lists a sample of the
web pages that link to your site, along with the link text. Note that
search engines do not reveal all inbound links to your site.

The more inbound link texts are
analyzed, the more meaningful is the quality of the advice. To get
statistically significant results, you should analyze at least 50
inbound link texts. You can change the number of analyzed inbound link
texts by selecting Top 10 Optimizer > Report Contents > Link
Popularity.

Sample of the web pages that link to your site
Linked Text	Linked URL	Web Page That Links To Your Site
[empty]	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http://www.growmap.com/small- business-resources/
http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http://drupal.org/profile/ profile_interest/Blogs?page=2
http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http://drupal.org/profile/ profile_interest/Internet% 20marketing?page=2
InternetMarketing	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http://www.growmap.com/small- business-resources/
PLR InternetMarketing	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com	http://www.fes-jordan.com/ blogs/making_money/page-2.html
PLR InternetMarketing	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com/	http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_ and_Economy/Business_to_ Business/Business_ Opportunities/wp_P/?o=a

Advice for the link texts of inbound links
To get a high ranking on Google.com, make sure that the web pages that link to your site use the search term “internet marketing” in their link texts. The more links to your web site contain “internet marketing” (or a part of it) in the link text, the more likely it is that your web site will get a high ranking on Google.com for that search term. It is advisable to use different but related keywords for the link texts. If all links to your web site use exactly the same link text, then Google.com might lower your rankings because of unnatural linking patterns. In addition, the quality and reputation of the web pages that link to your site is very important to the search engines. To get more quality links pointing to your site, use IBP’s directory submission tool and IBP’s link management tool. (You can remove all references to IBP in the IBP Business Edition.)	<
At least 10% of the analyzed inbound link texts contain the search term “internet marketing”. This is good.	OK
At least 20% of the analyzed inbound link texts contain the search term “internet marketing”. This is good.	OK
At least 40% of the analyzed inbound link texts contain the search term “internet marketing”. This is good.	OK
At least 60% of the analyzed inbound link texts contain the search term “internet marketing”. This is good.	OK
At least 80% of the analyzed inbound link texts contain the search term “internet marketing”. This is good.	OK

Keyword use in body text

Essential

The body text is the text on your
web page that can be seen by people in their web browsers. It does not
include HTML commands, comments, etc. The more visible text there is on a
web page, the more a search engine can index. The calculations include
spaces and punctuation marks.

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Advice for your body text
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	6 to 46	12	OK	OK
Keyword density:	1% to 6%	2%	OK	OK
Number of words:	399 to 2,510	1,156	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	9 to 53	12	OK	OK
Keyword density:	1% to 3%	1%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	10 to 87	19	OK	OK
Keyword density:	1% to 5%	2%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	19 to 138	31	OK	OK
Keyword density:	1% to 4%	1%	OK	OK

Age of web site

Very Important

Spam sites often come and go
quickly. For this reason, search engines tend to trust a web site that
has been around for a long time over one that is brand new. The age of
the domain is seen as a sign of trustworthiness because it cannot be
faked. The data is provided by Alexa.com (or Archive.org if
Alexa.com does not have data about a site).

Dates of the domain registration or of the first contents
	URL	Registration Date
Your Site	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com/	n/a
1	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Internet_marketing	Saturday, January 13, 2001
2	http:// www.internetmarketing.com/	Wednesday, July 18, 2001
3	http:// www.freeinternetmarketingcourses.com/	Friday, December 16, 2005
4	http:// www.internetmarketinginc.com/	n/a
5	http://courtneytuttle.com/	n/a
6	http://www.affordable- internet-marketing.com/	Monday, October 11, 2004
7	http:// www.yourseomanager.com.au/	Tuesday, May 13, 2008 (newest domain)
8	http:// www.internetmarketing.net/	Saturday, December 14, 1996 (oldest domain)
9	http://www.toputop.com/	n/a
10	http://www.justinharrison.com/	Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Range	Saturday, December 14, 1996 to Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Advice for the web site age
The web site age could not be determined. In general, the older your web site, the better it is for your rankings on Google.com. If you have a young web site, you must compensate by improving the other search engine ranking factors.	<

Keyword use in H1 headline texts

Very Important

H1 headline texts are the texts
that are written between the <h1>…</h1> tags in the HTML
code of a web page. Some search engines give extra relevance to search
terms that appear in the headline texts. This chapter examines if this
applies to Google.com, too.

Example: <h1>your very big headline text</h1>

Your contents
No.	H1 Heading Text
1.	PLR InternetMarketing

Advice for your H1 headline texts
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 100%	67%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 50%	33%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 50%	33%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 8	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 50%	33%	OK	OK

Keyword use in domain name

Important

The domain name is the main part
of the web page address. This chapter tries to find out if Google.com
gives extra relevance to search terms within the domain name.

Example: “your-keyword” is the domain name of http://www.your-keyword.com

Their contents
Rank	Words In Domain Name	URL
1	en wikipedia	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Internet_marketing
2	internetmarketing	http:// www.internetmarketing.com/
3	freeinternetmarketingcourses	http:// www.freeinternetmarketingcourses.com/
4	internetmarketinginc	http:// www.internetmarketinginc.com/
5	courtneytuttle	http://courtneytuttle.com/
6	affordable internetmarketing	http://www.affordable- internet-marketing.com/
7	yourseomanager	http:// www.yourseomanager.com.au/
8	internetmarketing	http:// www.internetmarketing.net/
9	toputop	http://www.toputop.com/
10	justinharrison	http://www.justinharrison.com/

Your contents

plrinternetmarketing (Domain name: “plrinternetmarketing.com”)

Advice for the domain name
The domain name plrinternetmarketing.com contains the search term “internet marketing”. This is very good.	OK

Keyword use in page URL

Important

The page URL is the part after the
domain name in the web page address. This chapter tries to find out if
Google.com gives extra relevance to search terms within the page URL.
Separate your search terms in the page URL with slashes, dashes or
underscores.

Example: “keyword/another-keyword.htm” is the page URL of http://www.domain.com/keyword/ another-keyword.htm

Their contents
Rank	Words In Page URL	URL
1	wiki Internetmarketing	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Internet_marketing
2	[no words]	http:// www.internetmarketing.com/
3	[no words]	http:// www.freeinternetmarketingcourses.com/
4	[no words]	http:// www.internetmarketinginc.com/
5	[no words]	http://courtneytuttle.com/
6	[no words]	http://www.affordable- internet-marketing.com/
7	[no words]	http:// www.yourseomanager.com.au/
8	[no words]	http:// www.internetmarketing.net/
9	[no words]	http://www.toputop.com/
10	[no words]	http://www.justinharrison.com/

Your contents

[no words] (no page URL because you analyzed your homepage)

Advice for your page URL
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 1	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 67%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 1	0	You could use the search term “internet” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 1	0	You could use the search term “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “marketing” but this is optional.	<
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 2	0	You could use one of the keywords “internet” or “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the keywords “internet” or “marketing” but this is optional.	<

Links from social networks

Important

On social network sites, people
decide which web sites are popular. This means that the popularity on
social network sites cannot be easily influenced. For this reason,
search engines might trust web sites more if they are popular on social
networks. (“n/a” means “data not available”.)

Links from social networks (the more the better)
	Del.icio.us	Digg	Total
To Your Site:	0	1	1
To Site 1:	0	316	316
To Site 2:	0	n/a	0
To Site 3:	0	n/a	0
To Site 4:	0	0	0
To Site 5:	0	1	1
To Site 6:	0	n/a	0
To Site 7:	0	0	0
To Site 8:	0	n/a	0
To Site 9:	0	1	1
To Site 10:	0	0	0
Range:	all 0	0 to 316	0 to 316

Advice for the links from social networks
In average, less web pages link to your page than to the top ranked pages on these social networks. The average link popularity of the top ranked pages is 28, the link popularity of your web page is 1. You must increase the number of web pages that link to your web site on these social networks.	<<

Server speed

Important

Popular web sites often have
faster server response times compared to smaller unimportant sites. In
addition, most search engines index more pages from fast web sites. This
chapter shows you how long it takes on average for web pages on the top
ranked sites to load. The data is based on the average server speed of
the last 30 days and is provided by Alexa.com (“n/a” means that
Alexa.com does not have data about your server speed).

Server speed results
Average Page Load Time (measured in seconds, the lower the better)
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
3.03s	1.18s	1.62s	0.63s	2.28s	1.69s	2.78s	n/a	n/a	0.78s	2.28s	0.63s to 2.78s

Server Speed Relative To Other Servers On The Internet (the faster the better)
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
very slow: bottom 15%	fast: top 40%	average: bottom 45%	very fast: top 10%	slow: bottom 25%	average: bottom 40%	average: bottom 40%	n/a	n/a	very fast: top 20%	average: bottom 45%	slow: bottom 25% to very fast: top 10%

Advice for the server speed
The faster your web site, the better it could be for your rankings on Google.com. Your web site appears to be slow so you should contact or even switch your web hosting provider.	<<

Keyword use in H2-H6 headline texts

Important

H2, H3, H4, H5 and H6 headline
texts are the texts that are written between the
<h2>…</h2>, <h3>…</h3>, etc. tags in the
HTML code of your web page. Some search engines give extra relevance to
search terms that appear in the headline texts. This chapter examines if
this applies to Google.com, too.

Example: <h3>your big headline text</h3>

Your contents
No.	Heading Texts
1.	[H2] An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration
2.	[H2] Chasing Online Traffic And No Down Line to Show For It
3.	[H2] Set Up a Facebook Fan Page for Your Customers and Prospects to Gather
4.	[H2] 10 Tips for Increasing PageRank
5.	[H2] Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails
6.	[H4] RECENT POSTS
7.	[H2] Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails
8.	[H2] An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration
9.	[H2] 10 Tips to help you Avoid Blogger’s Burnout
10.	[H2] Backup Procedures and Systems: Typical Mistakes Made By Small Business
11.	[H2] 10 Tips for Increasing PageRank
12.	[H2] The Traffic is in the List
13.	[H4] Online Tools
14.	[H4] Sponsored
15.	[H4] Join us on Facebook
16.	[H4] Promotional Video
17.	[H4] WHO AM I?
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22.	[H4] SITE CALENDAR
23.	[H4] About me, and this blog
24.	[H4] Copyright Info:
25.	[H4] Categories
26.	[H4] Blogroll
27.	[H4] FEATURED SITES

Advice for your H2-H6 headline texts
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 3	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 18%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 3	0	You could use the search term “internet” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 9%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	0	You could use the search term “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 14%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “marketing” but this is optional.	<
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 6	0	You could use one of the keywords “internet” or “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 9%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the keywords “internet” or “marketing” but this is optional.	<

Keyword use in IMG ALT attributes

Important

The <img alt> attribute
defines an alternative text for an image when the user uses a text
browser or when the user has turned off the display of images in the web
browser application. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer displays the
alternative text if the user puts the cursor over the graphic. This
chapter tries to find out if it makes sense to include the search term
in the <img alt> attributes to improve your rankings.

Example: <img src=”logo.gif” width=”200″ height=”75″ alt= “picture description with keyword”>

Your contents
No.	Image Alt Attribute Text	Image File Name
1.	business team work	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/ 2011/09/Fotolia_4665940_ Subscription_L-100×100.jpg
2.	Chasing Online Traffic And No Down Line to Show For It	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/ 2011/09/affiliate_marketers- 100×100.jpg
3.	fan page	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/ 2011/07/fan_page-100×100.jpg
4.	Thinking About Business	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/ 2011/09/email_subscribers- 100×100.jpg
5.	viper	http:// farm5.static.flickr.com/4056/ 4550043182_0dd9d2a2ce_m.jpg
6.	[empty]	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/themes/ magazine_10/images/ebook.gif
7.	[empty]	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/themes/ magazine_10/images/Twitter.png
8.	[empty]	http:// plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna- cdn.com/wp-content/themes/ magazine_10/images/rssb.png
9.	[empty]	http://feeds.feedburner.com/ ~fc/PlrInternetMarketing?bg= 000000&fg=00CCFF&anim= 1
10.	Click here to view more details	http://www.problogger.net/wp- content/uploads/2011/08/ bloggers-guide-online- marketing-11.jpg
11.	[empty]	http://0.gravatar.com/avatar/ ebb814a53dc0b5226888327c1570679d? s=125&d=&r=G

Advice for your IMG ALT attributes
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 50%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	0	You could use the search term “internet” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 25%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 8	0	You could use the search term “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 25%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “marketing” but this is optional.	<
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 11	0	You could use one of the keywords “internet” or “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 25%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the keywords “internet” or “marketing” but this is optional.	<

Top level domain of web site

Important

Web sites with certain top level
domains (TLD) are statistically more likely to contain higher
quality, trustworthy contents. For this reason, search engines might
prefer web sites with restricted TLD (.edu, .gov., .mil) over
younger TLD (e.g., .biz, .info, .jobs). In addition, country code
TLD (e.g., .ca, .de, .fr) are often preferred in the country’s
local search results.

Top level domain results
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
.com	.org	.com	.com	.com	.com	.com	.com.au	.net	.com	.com

Advice for the top level domain of your web site
Your web site URL www.plrinternetmarketing.com contains the often used top level domain .com. This is neither good nor bad for your rankings on Google.com.	OK

Keyword use in bold body text

Important

The body text is the text on your
web page that can be seen by people in their web browsers. The bold body
text uses a darker and heavier face than the regular type face. It
appears between <b>…</b> or
<strong>…</strong> tags in the HTML source of your web
page. CSS is not recognized. The statistics include spaces and
punctuation marks.

Their contents
Rank	Keyword use in bold body text
1	needs additional citations for verification Internetmarketing Affiliate marketing Search engine marketing · · Internetmarketing · · MarketingInternetmarketing digital marketing web marketing online marketing search marketing e-marketing does not cite any references or sources 6 key principles of persuasion does not cite any references or sources does not cite any references or sources ^ ^ ^ 13 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
2	Here’s what you’ll learn in this FREE 7 part video series: Learn the most effective online business models How to locate lucrative niche markets Sell your existing products, create new ones, or sell other people’s products. Learn how to design a website that sells master the search engines for loads of free traffic Create powerful email marketing campaigns Learn to harness the power of social media sites And much, much, much, more! Thank you, ple [and 626 additional characters]
3	InternetMarketing Courses Free Date: From: Free InternetMarketing Courses Free InternetMarketing Courses InternetMarketing Courses P.S. Free InternetMarketing Courses get 75% 75% Recent Posts about InternetMarketing How To Make Your Customers Hate Your Company Try This Online Affiliate Marketing Money Making Idea 7 Tips For Choosing An Auto-Responder How to Plan an Email Campaign In 6 Simple Steps Three Marketing Techniques Every Newbie Sh [and 371 additional characters]
4	Contact us today Cloud-Based Services Cutting Your Electricity Bills?
5	Court’s InternetMarketing School “The Keyword Crash Course.” traffic potential is high but the competition is limited. quick, easy, search-engine friendly websites high-paying keywords download it, read it, and implement make money my biggest successes, failures, and key insights 1. Image Search -> Anything that produces income. 2. Personal Blogging -> Adsense. 3. Social traffic -> Adsense. IF 4. Social traffic -> Sales. 5. PPC -> Adsense. Thing [and 93 additional characters]
6	Affordable InternetMarketing Sponsors InternetMarketing Other Sensational Sites Home Articles/Tutorials Profitable Resources Comments Policy Guest Posts About Contact Me
7	Finally your search is over. Website Analysis, Keyword Research, link building campaign, SEO, internetmarketing, Social Media Management and PPC management campaigns we take full responsibility for delivering traffic Web Design and Development: Business Starter InternetMarketing Package (SME): Business Booster InternetMarketing Package: Corporate InternetMarketing Package (Enterprise): Search Engine Optimisation: Google Adwords Management: 80 [and 139 additional characters]
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Your contents

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Advice for your bold body text
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 12	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 36%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 13	0	You could use the search term “internet” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 18%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 16	0	You could use the search term “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 29%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “marketing” but this is optional.	<
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 29	0	You could use one of the keywords “internet” or “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 18%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the keywords “internet” or “marketing” but this is optional.	<

Number of visitors to the site

Important

Search engines might look at web
site usage data, such as the number of visitors to your site, to
determine if your site is reputable and contains popular contents. The
Alexa.com traffic rank is based on three months of aggregated traffic
data from millions of Alexa Toolbar users and is a combined measure of
page views and number of site visitors.

Alexa.com Traffic Rank results (the lower the better)
	URL	Alexa Traffic Rank
Your Site	http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com/	Rank #66,717
1	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Internet_marketing	Rank #7 (most visitors of the competitors)
2	http:// www.internetmarketing.com/	Rank #37,633
3	http:// www.freeinternetmarketingcourses.com/	Rank #136,956
4	http:// www.internetmarketinginc.com/	Rank #103,511
5	http://courtneytuttle.com/	Rank #53,953
6	http://www.affordable- internet-marketing.com/	Rank #43,273
7	http:// www.yourseomanager.com.au/	Rank #398,220
8	http:// www.internetmarketing.net/	Rank #940,511 (least visitors of the competitors)
9	http://www.toputop.com/	Rank #312,725
10	http://www.justinharrison.com/	Rank #377,380
Range	7 to 940,511 (average rank: #240,416)

Advice for the number of visitors to your site
Your web site www.plrinternetmarketing.com appears to attract a lot of visitors. This is very good and might be beneficial to your rankings on Google.com.	OK

Keyword use in same domain link texts

Moderately Important

Link texts are words and sentences
that are used as links. Same domain link texts are the link texts of
the links that point to a web page on the same domain. This chapter
examines if Google.com takes search terms in same domain link texts into
account.

Example: The HTML tag <a
href=”contact.htm”>Contact information</a> contains the same
domain link text “Contact information”.

Your contents
No.	Same Domain Link Text	Link URL
1.	PLR InternetMarketing	/
2.	Home	/
3.	About Me!	/about-me/
4.	Resources	/resources/
5.	E-Business	/resources/e-business/
6.	DISCLAIMERS	/resources/earnings-income- disclaimers/
7.	Privacy Policy	/resources/earnings-income- disclaimers/privacy-policy/
8.	Advertising	/advertising/
9.	Services	/services/
10.	Bookstore	/services/bookstore/
11.	Quick Start Guide	/services/quick-start/
12.	SEO Services	/services/seo-services/
13.	Guest Blogging	/services/guest-blogging/
14.	Keyword Research	/services/keyword-research/
15.	Blog Services	/services/blog-services/
16.	Mentor Services	/services/mentor-services/
17.	Archives	/archives/
18.	Members	/forum/
19.	Home	/
20.	Affiliate Marketing	/category/affiliate/
21.	Blogging	/category/blogging/
22.	E-Business	/category/e-business-2/
23.	InternetMarketing	/category/internet/
24.	PLR	/category/plr/
25.	Reviews	/category/reviews/
26.	SEO	/category/search-engines/
27.	Social Media	/category/socialmedia/
28.	Work from home	/category/work-from-home/
29.	Blogging	/
30.	Affiliate Marketing	/
31.	Social Media	/
32.	SEO	/
33.	InternetMarketing	/
34.	[empty]	/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/
35.	An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration	/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/
36.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
37.	2 Comments	/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/
38.	[empty]	/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/
39.	Chasing Online Traffic And No Down Line to Show For It	/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/
40.	kenduggan	/author/kenduggan/
41.	Leave a Comment	/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/
42.	[empty]	/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/
43.	Set Up a Facebook Fan Page for Your Customers and Prospects to Gather	/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/
44.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
45.	9 Comments	/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/
46.	[empty]	/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/
47.	10 Tips for Increasing PageRank	/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/
48.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
49.	10 Comments	/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/
50.	[empty]	/internet/loading-your- autoresponder-up-with- tantalizing-emails/
51.	Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails	/internet/loading-your- autoresponder-up-with- tantalizing-emails/
52.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
53.	1 Comment	/internet/loading-your- autoresponder-up-with- tantalizing-emails/
54.	Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails	/internet/loading-your- autoresponder-up-with- tantalizing-emails/
55.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
56.	1 Comment	/internet/loading-your- autoresponder-up-with- tantalizing-emails/
57.	An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration	/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/
58.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
59.	2 Comments	/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/
60.	10 Tips to help you Avoid Blogger’s Burnout	/blogging/10-tips-to-help-you- avoid-blogger%e2%80%99s- burnout/
61.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
62.	2 Comments	/blogging/10-tips-to-help-you- avoid-blogger%e2%80%99s- burnout/
63.	Backup Procedures and Systems: Typical Mistakes Made By Small Business	/work-from-home/backup- procedures-and-systems- typical-mistakes-made-by- small-business/
64.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
65.	3 Comments	/work-from-home/backup- procedures-and-systems- typical-mistakes-made-by- small-business/
66.	10 Tips for Increasing PageRank	/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/
67.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
68.	10 Comments	/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/
69.	The Traffic is in the List	/blogging/the-traffic-is-in- the-list/
70.	Warren	/author/dadelius/
71.	1 Comment	/blogging/the-traffic-is-in- the-list/
72.	[empty]	/feed/rss/
73.	« Aug	/2011/08/
74.	1	/2011/09/01/
75.	2	/2011/09/02/
76.	3	/2011/09/03/
77.	4	/2011/09/04/
78.	5	/2011/09/05/
79.	6	/2011/09/06/
80.	7	/2011/09/07/
81.	8	/2011/09/08/
82.	Affiliate Marketing	/category/affiliate/
83.	Blogging	/category/blogging/
84.	E-Business	/category/e-business-2/
85.	InternetMarketing	/category/internet/
86.	PLR	/category/plr/
87.	Reviews	/category/reviews/
88.	SEO	/category/search-engines/
89.	Social Media	/category/socialmedia/
90.	Work from home	/category/work-from-home/
91.	InternetMarketing Forum	/forum/
92.	HigherVisibility – Marketing Agency	/wp-content/plugins/oiopub- direct/modules/tracker/go.php? id=2
93.	Add Your Link Here	/wp-content/plugins/oiopub- direct/purchase.php?do=link& amp;zone=1

Advice for your same domain link texts
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	2 to 17	5	OK	OK
Keyword density:	1% to 20%	8%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	2 to 17	5	OK	OK
Keyword density:	2% to 11%	4%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	2 to 38	9	OK	OK
Keyword density:	3% to 34%	7%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	5 to 47	14	OK	OK
Keyword density:	3% to 21%	6%	OK	OK

Keyword use in outbound link texts

Moderately Important

Link texts are words and sentences
that are used as links. Outbound link texts are the texts within the
<a>…</a> tags when the <a> tag links to a web page
on a different domain. This chapter examines if Google.com gives
relevance to search terms in outbound link texts.

Example: The HTML tag <a href=
“http://www.not-your-site.com/about.htm”>About the company</a>
contains the outbound link text “About the company”.

Your contents
No.	Outbound Link Text	Link URL
1.	Alexa Toolbar	http://www.alexa.com
2.	www.lifelock.com	http://www.lifelock.com/
3.	Iron Mountain backup servers	http://www.ironmountain.com/ online-backup/server/server- backup.html
4.	[empty]	http://www.flickr.com/photos/ 49653915@N08/4550043182/
5.	[empty]	http://twitter.com/ plrnetmarketing
6.	[empty]	http://feeds.feedburner.com/ PlrInternetMarketing
7.	[empty]	https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/ gb.php?ii=985722&c=ib& aff=176109&cl=11220
8.	Blog Traffic Tactics	http:// www.blogtraffictactics.net
9.	Facebook Marketing	http:// www.fbmarketinguncovered.com/
10.	The Happy Self	http://www.thehappyself.com
11.	Business Writer & Strategist	http://aaronhoos.com

Advice for your outbound link texts
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 19%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	0	You could use the search term “internet” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 9%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 8	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 11%	8%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 15	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 10%	4%	OK	OK

Keyword use in same domain link URLs

Moderately Important

Links connect one web page to
another. Same domain links are the links in <a href> attributes
that point to other pages on the same domain. This chapter examines if
search terms in same domain link URLs are relevant to Google.com.

Example: The HTML tag <a href=”contact.htm”>Contact information</a> contains the same domain link URL “contact.htm”.

Your contents
No.	Same Domain Link URL	Link Text
1.	[empty] [/]	PLR Internet Marketing
2.	[empty] [/]	Home
3.	about me [/about-me/]	About Me!
4.	resources [/resources/]	Resources
5.	resources e business [/resources/e-business/]	E-Business
6.	resources earnings income disclaimers [/resources/earnings-income- disclaimers/]	DISCLAIMERS
7.	resources earnings income disclaimers privacy policy [/resources/earnings-income- disclaimers/privacy-policy/]	Privacy Policy
8.	advertising [/advertising/]	Advertising
9.	services [/services/]	Services
10.	services bookstore [/services/bookstore/]	Bookstore
11.	services quick start [/services/quick-start/]	Quick Start Guide
12.	services seo services [/services/seo-services/]	SEO Services
13.	services guest blogging [/services/guest-blogging/]	Guest Blogging
14.	services keyword research [/services/keyword-research/]	Keyword Research
15.	services blog services [/services/blog-services/]	Blog Services
16.	services mentor services [/services/mentor-services/]	Mentor Services
17.	archives [/archives/]	Archives
18.	forum [/forum/]	Members
19.	[empty] [/]	Home
20.	category affiliate [/category/affiliate/]	Affiliate Marketing
21.	category blogging [/category/blogging/]	Blogging
22.	category e business 2 [/category/e-business-2/]	E-Business
23.	category internet [/category/internet/]	Internet Marketing
24.	category plr [/category/plr/]	PLR
25.	category reviews [/category/reviews/]	Reviews
26.	category search engines [/category/search-engines/]	SEO
27.	category socialmedia [/category/socialmedia/]	Social Media
28.	category work from home [/category/work-from-home/]	Work from home
29.	[empty] [/]	Blogging
30.	[empty] [/]	Affiliate Marketing
31.	[empty] [/]	Social Media
32.	[empty] [/]	SEO
33.	[empty] [/]	Internet Marketing
34.	blogging an unusual source of blog content inspiration [/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/]	[empty]
35.	blogging an unusual source of blog content inspiration [/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/]	An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration
36.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
37.	blogging an unusual source of blog content inspiration [/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/]	2 Comments
38.	affiliate chasing online traffic and no down line to show for it [/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/]	[empty]
39.	affiliate chasing online traffic and no down line to show for it [/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/]	Chasing Online Traffic And No Down Line to Show For It
40.	author kenduggan [/author/kenduggan/]	kenduggan
41.	affiliate chasing online traffic and no down line to show for it [/affiliate/chasing-online- traffic-and-no-down-line-to- show-for-it/]	Leave a Comment
42.	socialmedia set up a facebook fan page for your customers and prospects to gather [/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/]	[empty]
43.	socialmedia set up a facebook fan page for your customers and prospects to gather [/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/]	Set Up a Facebook Fan Page for Your Customers and Prospects to Gather
44.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
45.	socialmedia set up a facebook fan page for your customers and prospects to gather [/socialmedia/set-up-a- facebook-fan-page-for-your- customers-and-prospects-to- gather/]	9 Comments
46.	search engines 10 tips for increasing pagerank [/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/]	[empty]
47.	search engines 10 tips for increasing pagerank [/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/]	10 Tips for Increasing PageRank
48.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
49.	search engines 10 tips for increasing pagerank [/search-engines/10-tips-for- increasing-pagerank/]	10 Comments
50.	internet loading your autoresponder up with tantalizing emails [/internet/loading-your-autoresponder- up-with-tantalizing-emails/]	[empty]
51.	internet loading your autoresponder up with tantalizing emails [/internet/loading-your-autoresponder- up-with-tantalizing-emails/]	Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails
52.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
53.	internet loading your autoresponder up with tantalizing emails [/internet/loading-your-autoresponder- up-with-tantalizing-emails/]	1 Comment
54.	internet loading your autoresponder up with tantalizing emails [/internet/loading-your-autoresponder- up-with-tantalizing-emails/]	Loading Your Autoresponder Up With Tantalizing Emails
55.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
56.	internet loading your autoresponder up with tantalizing emails [/internet/loading-your-autoresponder- up-with-tantalizing-emails/]	1 Comment
57.	blogging an unusual source of blog content inspiration [/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/]	An Unusual Source of Blog Content Inspiration
58.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
59.	blogging an unusual source of blog content inspiration [/blogging/an-unusual-source- of-blog-content-inspiration/]	2 Comments
60.	blogging 10 tips to help you avoid blogger e2 80 99s burnout [/blogging/10-tips-to-help- you-avoid-blogger%e2%80%99s- burnout/]	10 Tips to help you Avoid Blogger’s Burnout
61.	author dadelius [/author/dadelius/]	Warren
62.	blogging 10 tips to help you avoid blogger e2 80 99s burnout [/blogging/10-tips-to-help- you-avoid-blogger%e2%80%99s- burnout/]	2 Comments
63.	work from home backup procedures and systems typical mistakes made by small business [/work-from-home/backup- procedures-and-systems- typical-mistakes-made-by- small-business/]	Backup Procedures and Systems: Typical Mistakes Made By Small Business
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Advice for your same domain link URLs
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 23	0	You could use the search term “internet marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 51%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “internet marketing” but this is optional.	<
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	1 to 39	7	OK	OK
Keyword density:	2% to 25%	2%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 71	0	You could use the search term “marketing” at least once but this is optional.	<
Keyword density:	0% to 41%	0%	You could increase the keyword density for the search term “marketing” but this is optional.	<
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	1 to 110	7	OK	OK
Keyword density:	2% to 30%	1%	You should increase the keyword density for the keywords “internet” or “marketing” to up to 30%. You can do this by adding the words “internet” or “marketing”, or by removing some text.	<<

Keyword use in outbound link URLs

Moderately Important

Links connect one web page to
another. Outbound links are the links on a web page that point to web
pages on other web sites, i.e. links to other domains. This chapter
examines if Google.com gives relevance to search terms in outbound links

Example: The HTML tag <a href=
“http://www.not-your-site.com/info.htm”>Click here</a> contains
the outbound link URL “www.not-your-site.com/info.htm”.

Your contents
No.	Outbound Link URL	Link Text
1.	www alexa [http://www.alexa.com]	Alexa Toolbar
2.	www lifelock [http://www.lifelock.com/]	www.lifelock.com
3.	www ironmountain online backup server server backup [http://www.ironmountain.com/ online-backup/server/server- backup.html]	Iron Mountain backup servers
4.	www flickr photos 49653915@N08 4550043182 [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ 49653915@N08/4550043182/]	[empty]
5.	twitter plrnetmarketing [http://twitter.com/plrnetmarketing]	[empty]
6.	feeds feedburner PlrInternetMarketing [http://feeds.feedburner.com/ PlrInternetMarketing]	[empty]
7.	www e junkie ecom gb ii 985722 amp c ib amp aff 176109 amp cl 11220 [https://www.e-junkie.com/ ecom/gb.php?ii=985722&c= ib&aff=176109&cl= 11220]	[empty]
8.	www blogtraffictactics [http:// www.blogtraffictactics.net]	Blog Traffic Tactics
9.	www fbmarketinguncovered [http://www.fbmarketinguncovered.com/]	Facebook Marketing
10.	www thehappyself [http://www.thehappyself.com]	The Happy Self
11.	aaronhoos [http://aaronhoos.com]	Business Writer & Strategist

Advice for your outbound link URLs
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 31%	3%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 22%	3%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 12	3	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 38%	9%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 19	4	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 30%	6%	OK	OK

Keyword use in meta description

Moderately Important

The Meta Description tag allows
you to describe your web page. This chapter tries to find out if
Google.com takes the Meta Description tag into account. Some search
engines display the text to the user in the search results.

Example: <meta name=”description” content= “This sentence describes the contents of your web site.”>

Even if the Meta Description tag
might not be important for ranking purposes, you should use the Meta
Description tag to make sure that your web site is displayed with an
attractive description in the search results.

Their contents
Rank	Keyword use in meta description
1	[not used]
2	InternetMarketing: make money from a home based business and be your own boss. It’s NOT HARD (if you do it right). Learn the secrets, and avoid the pitfalls.
3	InternetMarketing – FREE InternetMarketing course. Find out how I turned a simple idea into over a million dollar a year business using Online Marketing
4	InternetMarketing Inc is a Global InternetMarketing company specializing in SEO, PPC, Online Reputation Management, Web Design, Social Media, and Email Marketing
5	Court’s InternetMarketing School provides you with free, detailed lessons that will help you to learn how to make money online.
6	Affordable InternetMarketing is about InternetMarketing Strategies, Techniques, Tips And Tricks Every Website Owner Must Know To Be Successful Too
7	We are EXPERT INTERNETMARKETING CONSULTANT in Lead Generation, Traffic Generation and Sales Conversation to Help your Business Succeed. SEO, SEM, PPC Call us (03)9909 7799.
8	InternetMarketing is a leading Internet advertising company and firm specializing in local Internetmarketing strategies and Internet advertising solutions. Call us today at 877-560-9990 for more details.
9	Toputop.com™ is a Internetmarketing company India,Online Marketing Company,InternetMarketing companies,Search Engine Optimization , Search Engine Marketing can make your company in top in search engines like Google,Yahoo,MSN
10	Justin Harrison is an internationally recognised InternetMarketing Expert and InternetMarketing entrepreneur. This blog chronicles his InternetMarketing experiences.

Your contents

PLR InternetMarketing – FREE InternetMarketing ebook E-Business; The Insider’s Edge. Showing you how to make money online while you work from home

Advice for your meta description
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 3	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 30%	17%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 15%	8%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 15%	8%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 6	4	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 15%	8%	OK	OK

Number of trailing slashes in URL

Moderately Important

The number of trailing
slashes (/) in the URL indicates where a web page falls in a
site’s overall hierarchy. If the URL contains many trailing slashes,
meaning it is placed in a sub-sub-directory, then the webmaster does not
seem to think that the page is important in relation to the other
pages.

Number of trailing slashes
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 1

Advice for the number of trailing slashes in your web site URL
The URL www.plrinternetmarketing.com does not contain more or less trailing slashes than the top ranked pages. This means that you do not have to change the number of trailing slashes in your URL.	OK

HTML validation of web page to W3C standards

Slightly Important

Web pages are written in special
languages called HTML and CSS. Like any language, HTML and CSS change
constantly. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is the governing
body that establishes what is valid HTML/CSS and what is not. Search
engines obey the HTML/CSS standard. If there are errors in the HTML/CSS
code of your web page, then search engines might not be able to read
everything of your web page.

Validation results
	Validity
HTML:	no errors, valid
	http://validator.w3.org/check? uri=http:// www.plrinternetmarketing.com/
CSS:	no errors, valid
	http://jigsaw.w3.org/css- validator/validator?uri=http:/ /www.plrinternetmarketing.com/

Advice regarding the validity of your web site
Both the CSS code and the HTML code of your web page www.plrinternetmarketing.com is valid according to the W3C specifications. This means that Google.com does not have problems reading your web page.	OK

Readability level of web page

Slightly Important

The Flesch Reading Ease test is a
United States governmental standard to determine how easy a text is to
read. It measures the approximate level of education necessary to
understand the web page content. Higher scores indicate the text that is
easier to read, and lower numbers mark harder-to-read texts. Scores
among different languages are not comparable.

Readability results
Flesch Reading Ease Score (0-100, higher score means that the text is easier to understand)
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
62	48	55	67	41	69	58	41	46	52	53	41 to 69

Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level (shows the number of years of education required to understand the text)
Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
9	9	11	7	12	7	9	11	10	10	11	7 to 12

Advice for the readability of your web site
The Flesch Reading Ease Score of your web page www.plrinternetmarketing.com is 62. A score of 60 to 80 is considered to be optimal. This means that the text of your web page is easy to comprehend.	OK

Keyword use in meta keywords

Slightly Important

The Meta Keywords tag allows you
to define which search terms are important to your web page according to
your opinion. It should be placed between the
<head>…</head> tags in the HTML code of your web page.
This chapter tries to find out if Google.com gives relevance to search
terms in the Meta Keywords tag.

Example: <meta name=”keywords” content= “keyword, another keyword”>

Their contents
Rank	Keyword use in meta keywords
1	[not used]
2	home based business, home business, internet business, internetmarketing, make money online, ecommerce
3	internetmarketing, internetmarketing course, marketing blog, online marketing, internetmarketing online
4	InternetMarketing, InternetMarketing Company, InternetMarketing Agency, Advertising, Social Media, SEO, Search Engine Optimization, Online Reputation Management, PPC, Website Design
5	internetmarketing, make money, make money online, how to make money online
6	internetmarketing, online marketing, affordable internetmarketing, internetmarketing strategies
7	internetmarketing, online marketing, search engine optimisation, search engine marketing, seo, sem, PPC, intenet, marketing, internetmarketing australia, search engine optimisation australia, web development, website optimisation
8	InternetMarketing, InternetMarketing Company, InternetMarketing Agency, InternetMarketing Firm, InternetMarketing Firms, Local InternetMarketing, Internet Advertising Company, InternetMarketing Advertising, Internet Advertising
9	Internetmarketing company India , Online Marketing Company, SEO Company , Online marketing , Search engine marketing , Web marketing company
10	InternetMarketing, Justin Harrison

Your contents

InternetMarketing, Blogging, SEO, Affiliate Marketing, Work from Home, Business, Entrepreneurs

Advice for your meta keywords
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 60%	18%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 9	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 36%	9%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 7	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 42%	18%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 16	3	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 35%	14%	OK	OK

Keyword use in the first sentence of the body text

Slightly Important

The first sentence of the body
text is the first sentence after the <body> tag in the HTML code
of your web page. Some search engines give more relevance to search
terms when they appear in the first sentence. Some will use your first
sentence as the description of your page on the search result page.

Example: <body>Here goes the first sentence. This text is not the first sentence.

Their contents
Rank	Keyword use in the first sentence of the body text
1	Internetmarketing From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation , search This article needs additional citations for verification . Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed . (May 2008)
2	About Us Contact Us Facebook Twitter RSS Home InternetMarketing Blog Training Personal Coaching Step-by-Step Guide Login “FREE 7 Part Video Course Teaches Step-by-Step How To Make Money Online” Here’s what you’ll learn in this FREE 7 part video series: Learn the most effective online business models and how you can use them to create streams of income on the internet for yourself.
3	InternetMarketing Courses Free Date: From: Cody Moya I won’t waste your time with a long story here.
4	InternetMarketing Inc.
5	4129
6	Affordable InternetMarketingInternetMarketing Strategies, Techniques, Tips And Tricks Every Website Owner, New Or Experienced, Should Know, To Become Successful Too!
7	Search Engine Optimisation Services – SEO Company AUS Shivam InternetMarketing Home Services Web Design and Development Services Business Starter InternetMarketing Package Business Booster InternetMarketing Package Corporate InternetMarketing Package Search Engine Optimisation Service Google Adwords Management Social Media Marketing Services Email Marketing Services InternetMarketing Search Engine Optimisation PPC Management Link Building Se [and 318 additional characters]
8	Call Us Today 877-560-9990 HOME INTERNETMARKETING COMPANY About InternetMarketing News SERVICES Search Engine Optimization Local Search Marketing Social Media Marketing Video Marketing Mobile Marketing Pay Per Click Advertising Conversion Rate Optimization CONTACT
9	Toputop.com
10	Justin Harrison InternetMarketing \| Business \| Life Home About Books I Digg Sites I Digg My Projects Contact Blog Rules Posts The Paying Prospect Method.

Your contents

September 9, 2011 PLR InternetMarketing

Advice for your first sentence of the body text
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 6	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 67%	33%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 6	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	17%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 10	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	17%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 16	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 33%	17%	OK	OK

Keyword use in HTML comments

Slightly Important

HTML comment tags are “hidden
comments” in the HTML code of your web page. They are not visible to the
user. This chapter tries to find out if search terms in the HTML
comment tags are relevant for a good ranking in Google.com.

Example: <!– comments with keywords –>

Your contents
No.	HTML Comment Text
1.	Performance optimized by W3 Total Cache. Learn more: http://www.w3-edge.com/ wordpress-plugins/ Minified using disk Page Caching using disk (enhanced) Database Caching 1/81 queries in 0.060 seconds using disk Object Caching 2192/2386 objects using disk Content Delivery Network via plrim.plrinternetmarke.netdna-cdn.com Served from: www.plrinternetmarketing.com @ 2011-09-09 15:50:58

Advice for your HTML comments
Search term: “internet marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 9%	2%	OK	OK
Search term: “internet”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	2	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 7%	4%	OK	OK
Search term: “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 4	1	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 7%	2%	OK	OK
Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Competitors	Your Site	Advice
Number of keywords:	0 to 8	3	OK	OK
Keyword density:	0% to 7%	3%	OK	OK

Search engine compatibility
This chapter examines the general search engine compatibility of your web page.

Advice
Search engines need text to index your web pages, to determine the theme of your web site and to produce a site summary. They cannot read what is written on your graphical images or in a Flash movie. Google recommends to create a useful, information-rich site. Fresh, continuously updated content is one of the best ways to ensure that search engines return to your web site (and your visitors, too). Your web page “www.plrinternetmarketing.com” contains 1,311 words which should be enough for search engines.	OK
Some search engines penalize web sites if the search terms of the Meta Keywords tag don’t appear in the body text of the web page. All search terms of your Meta Keywords tag appear in the body text of your web page so there will not be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use the Meta Refresh tag so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use the Meta Robots tag so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use the Meta Title tag so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use any Dublin Core meta tags so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use any Meta tags twice so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use the <title> tag twice so there won’t be any problems with search engines in this aspect.	OK
Some search engines and directories don’t accept submissions with capitalized letters in the document title or in the meta tags. Your web page doesn’t use all capitalized letters in those web page elements so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page uses script code in an external file so you’ve already minimized the problems with scripts and the search engines.	OK
Your web page uses style sheet code in an external file so you’ve already minimized the problems with style sheets and the search engines.	OK
Your web page doesn’t use frames so there won’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Some search engines consider tiny text (i.e. font size 1) as an attempt to fool the search engines. Some webmasters have abused tiny text in the past to hide dozens of keywords on a web page that human web surfers cannot see. Your web page doesn’t seem to use tiny text so there shouldn’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page URL “www.plrinternetmarketing.com” doesn’t indicate a dynamically served web page so there shouldn’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Your web page URL “www.plrinternetmarketing.com” doesn’t contain any of the special characters “&”, “$”, “%”, “?” or “=” in it so there shouldn’t be any problems with the search engines in this aspect.	OK
Some search engines and directories rank web sites lower that are hosted at free web space providers, or if web sites don’t have their own domain name. Some search engines also limit the number of web pages they’ll index from a single domain. Your web site doesn’t seem to be hosted at a free web space provider. If it does, consider getting your own domain name.	OK

Factors that could prevent your top ranking
Some ranking factors cannot be measured because the search engines do not reveal the necessary data, or it would be extremely time-consuming to measure the data. Make sure you pay attention to the following factors because they could prevent a top ranking for www.plrinternetmarketing.com on Google.com.

Advice

Inbound links to your web page

Are the web pages linking to your web page relevant to the search term “internet marketing”?

How fast does your web page get new links pointing to it?

Do the web sites which link to your page belong to the same content category?

Since when do the links to your page exist?

Is the text surrounding the link to your page relevant to the search term “internet marketing”?

Your web page

How many important links from your other pages point to your web page?

Do the links on your web page point to high quality, topically-related pages?

How often and how many changes do you make to your web page over time? Is your content up-to-date?

How often and how many web pages do you add to your web site?

How long do your visitors spend time on your web page?

Search engine result page

Do your competitors on the search engine result page get a manual ranking boost by Google.com, for example Amazon or Wikipedia?

How many visitors of the search engine result pages click through to your page?

How often do search engine visitors search for your company name or web page URL on Google.com?

Negative ranking factors (you should be able to say “no” to all the following questions)

Is your content very similar or a duplicate of existing content?

Is your server often down when search engine crawlers try to access it?

Do you link to web sites that do not deserve a link?

Do you use the same title or meta tags for many web pages?

Do you overuse the same keyword or key phrase?

Do you participate in link schemes?

Do you actively sell links on your web page?

Do a majority of your inbound links come from low quality or spam sites?

Does your web page have any spelling or grammar mistakes?

Table: Number of keywords

This chapter lists the analyzed keyword ranking factors in tabular form.

(LT = link text, LU = link URL, SD = same domain.)

Search term: “internet marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3	1	1	1 to 3
Body Text:	12	29	7	21	46	6	10	25	14	8	22	6 to 46
H1 Texts:	1	1	0	4	1	0	1	3	0	0	0	0 to 4
Domain:	1	0	1	1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0 to 1
Page URL:	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 1
H2-H6 Texts:	0	2	0	0	1	2	0	3	1	1	3	0 to 3
IMG ALT:	0	0	2	1	3	1	0	4	0	0	0	0 to 4
Bold Text:	0	3	4	12	0	1	2	4	0	0	0	0 to 12
SD LT:	5	3	2	3	10	3	5	12	2	3	17	2 to 17
Outbound LT:	0	3	0	7	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 7
SD LU:	0	23	0	1	23	6	9	6	21	2	14	0 to 23
Outbound LU:	1	3	4	1	7	7	2	0	1	0	0	0 to 7
Meta Descr.:	2	0	1	2	2	1	2	1	2	2	3	0 to 3
Meta Keyw.:	1	0	1	3	3	1	3	2	7	1	1	0 to 7
First Sentence:	1	1	1	1	1	0	2	6	2	0	1	0 to 6
HTML Comm.:	1	0	4	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0 to 4

Search term: “internet”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	2	1	2	2	1	1	1	1	3	1	1	1 to 3
Body Text:	12	53	9	24	46	13	15	27	19	9	23	9 to 53
H1 Texts:	1	1	0	4	1	0	1	3	0	0	0	0 to 4
Domain:	1	0	1	1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0 to 1
Page URL:	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 1
H2-H6 Texts:	0	3	0	0	1	2	0	3	1	1	3	0 to 3
IMG ALT:	0	0	2	1	3	1	0	4	0	0	0	0 to 4
Bold Text:	0	3	5	13	0	1	2	5	0	0	0	0 to 13
SD LT:	5	9	3	4	10	6	7	12	2	3	17	2 to 17
Outbound LT:	0	7	0	7	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 7
SD LU:	7	39	1	2	23	7	12	6	21	2	14	1 to 39
Outbound LU:	1	5	4	2	7	7	2	0	1	0	0	0 to 7
Meta Descr.:	2	0	1	2	2	1	2	1	4	2	3	0 to 4
Meta Keyw.:	1	0	2	3	3	1	3	2	9	1	1	0 to 9
First Sentence:	1	1	2	1	1	0	2	6	2	0	1	0 to 6
HTML Comm.:	2	0	4	0	0	0	2	1	1	0	0	0 to 4

Search term: “marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	1	1	1	2	1	1	1	3	3	2	1	1 to 3
Body Text:	19	85	10	31	87	15	16	41	25	21	33	10 to 87
H1 Texts:	1	1	0	4	1	0	1	3	1	0	0	0 to 4
Domain:	1	0	1	1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0 to 1
Page URL:	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 1
H2-H6 Texts:	0	3	0	0	4	2	0	3	1	1	3	0 to 4
IMG ALT:	0	0	2	1	8	1	0	4	0	0	0	0 to 8
Bold Text:	0	11	5	16	0	1	2	4	0	0	0	0 to 16
SD LT:	9	38	2	7	19	6	9	20	7	12	24	2 to 38
Outbound LT:	1	8	0	8	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 8
SD LU:	0	71	0	6	30	8	14	15	28	11	20	0 to 71
Outbound LU:	3	6	4	2	12	7	2	0	1	0	0	0 to 12
Meta Descr.:	2	0	1	3	3	1	2	1	2	4	3	0 to 4
Meta Keyw.:	2	0	1	5	3	1	4	5	7	5	1	0 to 7
First Sentence:	1	1	1	1	1	0	2	10	6	0	1	0 to 10
HTML Comm.:	1	0	4	0	0	0	2	1	1	0	0	0 to 4

Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	3	2	3	4	2	2	2	4	6	3	2	2 to 6
Body Text:	31	138	19	55	133	28	31	68	44	30	56	19 to 138
H1 Texts:	2	2	0	8	2	0	2	6	1	0	0	0 to 8
Domain:	2	0	2	2	2	0	2	0	2	0	0	0 to 2
Page URL:	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 2
H2-H6 Texts:	0	6	0	0	5	4	0	6	2	2	6	0 to 6
IMG ALT:	0	0	4	2	11	2	0	8	0	0	0	0 to 11
Bold Text:	0	14	10	29	0	2	4	9	0	0	0	0 to 29
SD LT:	14	47	5	11	29	12	16	32	9	15	41	5 to 47
Outbound LT:	1	15	0	15	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 15
SD LU:	7	110	1	8	53	15	26	21	49	13	34	1 to 110
Outbound LU:	4	11	8	4	19	14	4	0	2	0	0	0 to 19
Meta Descr.:	4	0	2	5	5	2	4	2	6	6	6	0 to 6
Meta Keyw.:	3	0	3	8	6	2	7	7	16	6	2	0 to 16
First Sentence:	2	2	3	2	2	0	4	16	8	0	2	0 to 16
HTML Comm.:	3	0	8	0	0	0	4	2	2	0	0	0 to 8

Table: Keyword density

This chapter lists the analyzed keyword ranking factors in tabular form.

(LT = link text, LU = link URL, SD = same domain.)

Search term: “internet marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	15%	33%	13%	17%	18%	22%	67%	17%	55%	25%	40%	13% to 67%
Body Text:	2%	2%	3%	6%	4%	1%	3%	6%	5%	3%	5%	1% to 6%
H1 Texts:	67%	100%	0%	35%	67%	0%	50%	27%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 100%
Domain:	100%	0%	100%	100%	100%	0%	67%	0%	100%	0%	0%	0% to 100%
Page URL:	0%	67%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 67%
H2-H6 Texts:	0%	13%	0%	0%	7%	7%	0%	18%	13%	17%	13%	0% to 18%
IMG ALT:	0%	0%	19%	50%	10%	33%	0%	28%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 50%
Bold Text:	0%	16%	4%	24%	0%	3%	36%	13%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 36%
SD LT:	8%	1%	15%	8%	15%	3%	11%	20%	13%	17%	11%	1% to 20%
Outbound LT:	0%	5%	0%	19%	0%	3%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 19%
SD LU:	0%	4%	0%	2%	26%	3%	15%	15%	51%	15%	10%	0% to 51%
Outbound LU:	3%	3%	22%	5%	31%	8%	9%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0% to 31%
Meta Descr.:	17%	0%	7%	16%	17%	10%	19%	8%	13%	13%	30%	0% to 30%
Meta Keyw.:	18%	0%	15%	50%	29%	17%	60%	15%	56%	12%	50%	0% to 60%
First Sentence:	33%	5%	3%	11%	67%	0%	18%	12%	11%	0%	8%	0% to 67%
HTML Comm.:	2%	0%	9%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	3%	0%	0%	0% to 9%

Search term: “internet”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	15%	17%	13%	17%	9%	11%	33%	8%	27%	13%	20%	8% to 33%
Body Text:	1%	2%	2%	3%	2%	1%	2%	3%	3%	2%	3%	1% to 3%
H1 Texts:	33%	50%	0%	17%	33%	0%	25%	14%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 50%
Domain:	100%	0%	100%	100%	100%	0%	33%	0%	100%	0%	0%	0% to 100%
Page URL:	0%	33%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 33%
H2-H6 Texts:	0%	9%	0%	0%	3%	4%	0%	9%	7%	8%	7%	0% to 9%
IMG ALT:	0%	0%	10%	25%	5%	17%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 25%
Bold Text:	0%	8%	3%	13%	0%	2%	18%	8%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 18%
SD LT:	4%	2%	11%	5%	7%	3%	8%	10%	7%	9%	6%	2% to 11%
Outbound LT:	0%	5%	0%	9%	0%	3%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 9%
SD LU:	2%	3%	8%	2%	13%	2%	10%	7%	25%	7%	5%	2% to 25%
Outbound LU:	3%	2%	22%	10%	22%	4%	9%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0% to 22%
Meta Descr.:	8%	0%	3%	8%	9%	5%	10%	4%	13%	6%	15%	0% to 15%
Meta Keyw.:	9%	0%	15%	25%	14%	8%	30%	8%	36%	6%	25%	0% to 36%
First Sentence:	17%	3%	3%	6%	33%	0%	9%	6%	6%	0%	4%	0% to 33%
HTML Comm.:	4%	0%	7%	0%	0%	0%	3%	1%	3%	0%	0%	0% to 7%

Search term: “marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	8%	17%	6%	17%	9%	11%	33%	25%	27%	25%	20%	6% to 33%
Body Text:	2%	3%	3%	4%	4%	1%	2%	5%	4%	4%	4%	1% to 5%
H1 Texts:	33%	50%	0%	17%	33%	0%	25%	14%	17%	0%	0%	0% to 50%
Domain:	100%	0%	100%	100%	100%	0%	33%	0%	100%	0%	0%	0% to 100%
Page URL:	0%	33%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 33%
H2-H6 Texts:	0%	9%	0%	0%	14%	4%	0%	9%	7%	8%	7%	0% to 14%
IMG ALT:	0%	0%	10%	25%	13%	17%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 25%
Bold Text:	0%	29%	3%	16%	0%	2%	18%	7%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 29%
SD LT:	7%	9%	7%	9%	14%	3%	10%	17%	23%	34%	8%	3% to 34%
Outbound LT:	8%	6%	0%	11%	0%	1%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 11%
SD LU:	0%	6%	0%	7%	17%	2%	11%	18%	34%	41%	7%	0% to 41%
Outbound LU:	9%	3%	22%	10%	38%	4%	9%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0% to 38%
Meta Descr.:	8%	0%	3%	12%	13%	5%	10%	4%	7%	13%	15%	0% to 15%
Meta Keyw.:	18%	0%	8%	42%	14%	8%	40%	19%	28%	29%	25%	0% to 42%
First Sentence:	17%	3%	2%	6%	33%	0%	9%	10%	17%	0%	4%	0% to 33%
HTML Comm.:	2%	0%	7%	0%	0%	0%	3%	1%	3%	0%	0%	0% to 7%

Keywords “internet” or “marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	12%	17%	9%	17%	9%	11%	33%	17%	27%	19%	20%	9% to 33%
Body Text:	1%	3%	2%	4%	3%	1%	2%	4%	4%	3%	3%	1% to 4%
H1 Texts:	33%	50%	0%	17%	33%	0%	25%	14%	8%	0%	0%	0% to 50%
Domain:	100%	0%	100%	100%	100%	0%	33%	0%	100%	0%	0%	0% to 100%
Page URL:	0%	33%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 33%
H2-H6 Texts:	0%	9%	0%	0%	9%	4%	0%	9%	7%	8%	7%	0% to 9%
IMG ALT:	0%	0%	10%	25%	9%	17%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 25%
Bold Text:	0%	18%	3%	14%	0%	2%	18%	7%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 18%
SD LT:	6%	6%	9%	7%	11%	3%	9%	13%	15%	21%	7%	3% to 21%
Outbound LT:	4%	6%	0%	10%	0%	2%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0% to 10%
SD LU:	1%	4%	4%	5%	15%	2%	11%	13%	30%	24%	6%	2% to 30%
Outbound LU:	6%	3%	22%	10%	30%	4%	9%	0%	14%	0%	0%	0% to 30%
Meta Descr.:	8%	0%	3%	10%	11%	5%	10%	4%	10%	9%	15%	0% to 15%
Meta Keyw.:	14%	0%	12%	33%	14%	8%	35%	14%	32%	18%	25%	0% to 35%
First Sentence:	17%	3%	2%	6%	33%	0%	9%	8%	11%	0%	4%	0% to 33%
HTML Comm.:	3%	0%	7%	0%	0%	0%	3%	1%	3%	0%	0%	0% to 7%

Table: Keyword position

This chapter lists the analyzed keyword ranking factors in tabular form.

(LT = link text, LU = link URL, SD = same domain.)

Search term: “internet marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	1	1	71	1	1	9	12	1	1	1	1	1 to 71
Body Text:	23	1	53	1	1	135	12	63	33	95	18	1 to 135
H1 Texts:	5	1	n/a	1	1	n/a	12	1	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 12
Domain:	4	n/a	1	5	1	n/a	12	n/a	1	n/a	n/a	n/a to 12
Page URL:	n/a	6	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 6
H2-H6 Texts:	n/a	107	n/a	n/a	66	10	n/a	1	15	1	135	n/a to 135
IMG ALT:	n/a	n/a	51	6	22	9	n/a	45	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 51
Bold Text:	n/a	46	657	1	n/a	9	12	95	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 657
SD LT:	5	1,493	27	55	291	442	12	8	7	156	407	7 to 1,493
Outbound LT:	n/a	13	n/a	19	n/a	529	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 529
SD LU:	n/a	74	n/a	526	334	976	326	92	1	36	125	n/a to 976
Outbound LU:	162	542	14	281	14	102	29	n/a	20	n/a	n/a	n/a to 542
Meta Descr.:	5	n/a	1	1	1	9	12	15	1	19	50	n/a to 50
Meta Keyw.:	1	n/a	56	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	n/a to 56
First Sentence:	23	1	47	1	1	n/a	12	62	33	n/a	17	n/a to 62
HTML Comm.:	340	n/a	98	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	238	n/a	n/a	n/a to 238

Search term: “internet”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	1	1	51	1	1	9	12	1	1	1	1	1 to 51
Body Text:	23	1	53	1	1	135	12	63	33	95	18	1 to 135
H1 Texts:	5	1	n/a	1	1	n/a	12	1	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 12
Domain:	4	n/a	1	5	1	n/a	12	n/a	1	n/a	n/a	n/a to 12
Page URL:	n/a	6	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 6
H2-H6 Texts:	n/a	107	n/a	n/a	66	10	n/a	1	15	1	135	n/a to 135
IMG ALT:	n/a	n/a	51	6	22	9	n/a	45	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 51
Bold Text:	n/a	46	657	1	n/a	9	12	95	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 657
SD LT:	5	1,147	27	55	291	442	12	8	7	156	407	7 to 1,147
Outbound LT:	n/a	13	n/a	19	n/a	450	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 450
SD LU:	396	74	20	506	334	976	326	92	1	36	125	1 to 976
Outbound LU:	162	542	14	241	14	102	29	n/a	20	n/a	n/a	n/a to 542
Meta Descr.:	5	n/a	1	1	1	9	12	15	1	19	50	n/a to 50
Meta Keyw.:	1	n/a	37	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	n/a to 37
First Sentence:	23	1	47	1	1	n/a	12	62	33	n/a	17	n/a to 62
HTML Comm.:	291	n/a	98	n/a	n/a	n/a	67	615	238	n/a	n/a	n/a to 615

Search term: “marketing”
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	10	10	80	10	10	18	21	10	10	10	10	10 to 80
Body Text:	32	10	62	10	10	144	21	72	42	104	27	10 to 144
H1 Texts:	14	10	n/a	10	10	n/a	21	10	29	n/a	n/a	n/a to 29
Domain:	12	n/a	9	13	9	n/a	21	n/a	9	n/a	n/a	n/a to 21
Page URL:	n/a	15	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 15
H2-H6 Texts:	n/a	83	n/a	n/a	75	19	n/a	10	24	10	144	n/a to 144
IMG ALT:	n/a	n/a	60	15	31	18	n/a	54	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 60
Bold Text:	n/a	55	340	10	n/a	18	21	104	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 340
SD LT:	14	128	36	64	198	451	21	17	16	80	149	16 to 451
Outbound LT:	92	2	n/a	28	n/a	538	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a to 538
SD LU:	n/a	83	n/a	266	15	985	20	101	10	45	134	n/a to 985
Outbound LU:	132	19	22	21	22	111	37	n/a	28	n/a	n/a	n/a to 111
Meta Descr.:	14	n/a	10	10	10	18	21	24	10	28	59	n/a to 59
Meta Keyw.:	10	n/a	65	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	n/a to 65
First Sentence:	32	10	56	10	10	n/a	21	71	42	n/a	26	n/a to 71
HTML Comm.:	348	n/a	106	n/a	n/a	n/a	76	624	246	n/a	n/a	n/a to 624

Table: Number of words

This chapter lists the analyzed keyword ranking factors in tabular form.

(LT = link text, LU = link URL, SD = same domain.)

	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	13	6	16	12	11	9	3	12	11	8	5	3 to 16
Body Text:	1,156	2,510	399	721	2,218	1,772	680	851	579	561	899	399 to 2,510
H1 Texts:	3	2	14	23	3	0	4	22	6	1	2	0 to 23
Domain:	1	2	1	1	1	1	3	1	1	1	1	1 to 3
Page URL:	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 3
H2-H6 Texts:	99	32	29	0	29	55	0	33	15	12	46	0 to 55
IMG ALT:	21	4	21	4	60	6	17	29	19	10	11	4 to 60
Bold Text:	19	38	160	101	9	67	11	61	0	0	0	0 to 160
SD LT:	123	423	27	76	135	207	92	120	31	35	308	27 to 423
Outbound LT:	13	131	1	75	1	70	15	2	1	1	1	1 to 131
SD LU:	331	1,275	12	87	178	424	123	83	83	27	293	12 to 1,275
Outbound LU:	34	208	18	20	32	186	23	10	7	2	26	2 to 208
Meta Descr.:	24	0	29	25	23	21	21	26	30	32	20	0 to 32
Meta Keyw.:	11	0	13	12	21	12	10	26	25	17	4	0 to 26
First Sentence:	6	39	67	18	3	1	22	98	36	1	26	1 to 98
HTML Comm.:	48	52	55	18	65	29	61	194	37	23	107	18 to 194

Table: Number of characters

This chapter lists the analyzed keyword ranking factors in tabular form.

(LT = link text, LU = link URL, SD = same domain.)

	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Document Title:	86	53	95	84	66	60	29	104	80	59	39	29 to 104
Body Text:	7,538	18,710	2,478	4,290	15,017	10,320	4,367	5,962	3,826	3,529	5,468	2,478 to 18,710
H1 Texts:	22	18	72	159	23	0	35	154	51	11	15	0 to 159
Domain:	20	12	17	28	20	14	29	14	17	7	14	7 to 29
Page URL:	0	23	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0 to 23
H2-H6 Texts:	771	479	163	0	374	426	0	291	122	97	364	0 to 479
IMG ALT:	144	48	173	30	626	53	149	317	55	75	87	30 to 626
Bold Text:	106	435	1,076	821	69	543	171	589	0	0	0	0 to 1,076
SD LT:	1,340	4,946	242	585	1,591	1,777	942	1,369	393	445	2,547	242 to 4,946
Outbound LT:	144	1,654	22	522	17	602	173	15	1	1	11	1 to 1,654
SD LU:	2,714	9,047	136	621	2,102	2,814	1,165	1,154	914	410	2,144	136 to 9,047
Outbound LU:	321	1,721	179	304	402	1,667	366	76	78	13	267	13 to 1,721
Meta Descr.:	148	0	158	154	163	128	148	173	205	226	168	0 to 226
Meta Keyw.:	95	0	103	106	184	75	98	231	234	141	35	0 to 234
First Sentence:	40	271	384	101	23	4	168	768	266	11	154	4 to 768
HTML Comm.:	382	891	699	95	599	300	632	1,373	280	166	1,363	95 to 1,373

Table: Ranking factors digest
This chapter shows some of the search engine ranking factors in tabular form. Some of the values may have been abbreviated by using “k” which means that the value must be multiplied by 1000. (“n/a” means “data not available”.)

Digest
	Your Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Range
Number of inbound links according to these search engines (the more the better)
Alexa:	3k	1,181k	309	550	592	2k	308	366	811	744	222	222 to 1,181k
Google.com:	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	all 0
Yahoo.com:	2k	16k	596	1k	0	101k	343	428	667	0	0	0 to 101k
Links from social networks (the more the better)
Del.icio.us:	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	all 0
Digg:	1	316	n/a	n/a	0	1	n/a	0	n/a	1	0	0 to 316
Other ranking factors results (the older or the lower the better)
Web Site Age:	n/a	Jan 2001	Jul 2001	Dec 2005	n/a	n/a	Oct 2004	May 2008	Dec 1996	n/a	Jul 2005	Dec 1996 to May 2008
Server Speed:	3.03s	1.18s	1.62s	0.63s	2.28s	1.69s	2.78s	n/a	n/a	0.78s	2.28s	0.63s to 2.78s
Alexa Traffic Rank:	67k	7	38k	137k	104k	54k	43k	398k	941k	313k	377k	7 to 941k

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10 Tips for Increasing PageRank

September 5, 2011 By Warren 39 Comments

PageRank is the process or algorithm that measures the importance of any webpage residing on the World Wide Web. It’s named after Google’s Larry Page rather than “web page” as some believe and is in fact patented by the Stanford University and Not Google. (Google has the exclusive licensing rights which they paid for with 1.8 million shares).

We gripe about it, we love it, hate it, swear it means nothing to us, and yet continually find ourselves checking to see if it may or may not have changed since we last looked. Many swear it holds no value, and yet websites are continually measured by it, and will continue to be until that day when Google decides to pull the PR plug!

So for those of you who don’t care about PageRank, or feel it has no value, you can stop reading. (Why did you start in the first place?) For the rest of us who are interested in increasing it, and squeezing out the last bit of PR juice, read on.

Tip #1:

Treat link building as an ongoing process that needs to be fulfilled each and every day. If you are taking the time to write a blog post, and share it on the social networks (which are back links) then also spend a few minutes on your link building campaign. It’s easy to pay some link builder to build a thousand links to your site, but it’s much more effective to build ten a day over the long haul, and will go much further in the eyes of Google.

Tip #2

Utilize an internal linking system within your blog, or website. There are plugins available for WordPress that will automatically choose keywords that are important to you, and then hyperlink then to related pages within your site. Internal linking is important if you want to pass your PageRank throughout the inner pages of your blog.

Tip #3

Do your competitive research. This is something that should be done before starting a business, or launching a site (in my opinion), but gets overlooked in the excitement of the possibilities ahead. Take a look at the top ten sites in your niche, and see where they are getting their links from. If they left a comment on a PR 6 article on Mashable, follow suit, if they wrote a guest post for a popular tech blog, get out your keyboard and start writing.

Chances are the top sites in your niche didn’t get to the number one spot by accident. You can capitalize on their hard work and start building up a similar link portfolio. When you’ve finished with one competitor move on to the next, it’s only a matter of time before you’ll occupy the number one spot for yourself!

Tip #4

Write content that people are going to be inclined to link to, “how to” articles, or diagrams and infographics tend to do very well. If you try and put out high quality link bait once each month, you’ll increase the amount of links that point to that article. You can leverage those articles by linking to sites within your network (see Tip #6) to take advantage of these highly linked articles to point back to important pages or sites within your network.

Tip #5

Comment often on other websites, but don’t leave things to chance. Rather than simply visiting your favorite site and leaving a comment on the newest post (which has zero PageRank at this time) scan the site first and locate its highest PR pages and leave comments on those pages instead.

Tip #6

Use your network! Most of us own more than one website; often we spend time and energy into increasing the various measurement aspects of each of those sites, including its PageRank. Make sure you are including links to your own sites from the rest of your network. If you have an inner page with a PR 4, or 5 use that page to link to yourself. Take advantage of

Tip #7

Quality over quantity! If you could build just one single high quality link each week, you’d notice a dramatic increase in your Page Rank in a very short time. Granted getting a PR 7 or 8 Backlink is difficult at times, the reward is well worth the effort.

For those of you who earn their living online, you most likely spend a fair bit of time “online”. Keep an eye out during your travels for opportunities to grab a link, either through a comment, setting up a profile, an exchange, or perhaps a guest post. Chances are you’re visiting several sites already that could benefit your own site, but are simply wandering past without noticing the missed opportunity.

Tip #8

Build backlinks to your backlinks! What I mean is we’ve all spent time building up web 2.0 properties that point to our main sites, but have you invested time in building links to those properties? If you’ve invested in Squidoo Lenses, or Hub Pages, then also spend some time building backlinks to those pages. Because many of those sites sit favorably already with Google it won’t be hard to increase the PR of your pages, and of course you’ve made sure to link to your own website from those pages right?

Tip #9

Stop giving link juice to pages that don’t need it. We’ve all got those Privacy policy pages, contact us, or Earnings disclaimers on our websites, but do you really care if those pages have PR? Use the NoFollow attribute on them and save your juice for pages that actually do matter to you. Pages that will increase traffic because a PR 4 will drive you higher in the SERPS and allow you to rank for the keywords you targeted on that particular page.

Tip #10

This one goes against previous tips in that it actually encourages linking out generously. Now while you can be stingy and limit the number of pages and websites you link to and keep every ounce of PageRank juice to yourself, chances are there won’t be too many other websites or bloggers who will be inclined to link to you. By being generous (but smart) with your linking activities you’ll encourage other webmasters to link to you which of course will increase the PageRank of your website.

It’s important to remember that link building is something that should be ongoing. It’s by consistent effort that we achieve most of what’s desirable, and that includes a high PageRank.

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A Pair of Blog Resources to help speed things up

August 28, 2011 By Warren 10 Comments

It’s no secret that search engines like Google take certain aspects such as a websites load time into consideration when deciding where to rank them within the SERPS or search engine ranking positions. Having a low (fast) load time then should be something we are all striving for when making tweaks and improvements to our blogs.

They estimate that the average user will only wait a maximum of four seconds for a website to load before becoming impatient, and clicking out to something new. Since you never know which visitor will result in a sale it’s probably a good thing to ensure you’re load time is below four seconds, and preferably as low as possible.

The first website I’m going to recommend is http://www.whichloadsfaster.com/ which allows you to compare the load times of not only your site, but also lets you match yourself against comparable sites. Remember, if you’re website has graphics and other features or aspects designed to improve the visitor experience, or simply to meet with your own goals, then comparing it to a site that is mostly text won’t be a fair comparison. Try finding a site that has a similar theme with similar features.

Here is a comparison I did between myself and John Chow. Since we both have a similar design, with a comparable amount of content, and we’re both using a content delivery network to speed things up our results should be fairly close. (Unless one or the other has an underlying issue).

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Now from this run you can see we both came in around 3.6 seconds and over a ten run period I was slightly higher averaging 3.8 seconds to his 4. I’ve seen both our sites run as low as 2.3 and in fact he usually edges me out after a longer run set. It’s also important to note that his site receives a much higher volume of traffic which could play a role in the results. I believe John uses a dedicated server while I’m only using a VPS.

The second resource I use gives me way more in depth information on what exactly is slowing things down for my site. http://www.gtmetrix.com/ will not only test your load time, but even grade you using both Page Speed, and YSlow, as well as give you a timeline that outlines which processes in the load process are taking longer than you might like.

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Looking at the above graph we can see that my load time was 3.09 seconds to download the 1.18MB of data from my server. My Page Speed score came in at 88% while my YSlow came in at only 72% which tells me I have some work to do in order to take my site to the next level as far as speed goes.

Now there are certain aspects that are going to remain outside of your control and limit exactly how far you can take this stream lining process. Accessing outside websites such as Facebook, Feedburner, or Twitter can add precious milliseconds to your time, but if those counts are something that happens to be important to you there isn’t much you can do.

It’s important to remember that this isn’t only about speed, but also about striking a balance between functionality, user experience, personal preference, and efficiency. If you’re 6 second load time blog is making you $3000.00 a month in advertising, but your 2 second ad free site is making nothing… well, you get the picture!

PS. For those of you who aren’t familiar with John Chow, he is a famous (he’d say infamous) blogger who makes money online telling others how to make money online. Stop in and pay him a visit, he’s got a ton of information on his site, and there is something for everyone whether you’re an experienced internet marketer, or a new blogger just starting out.

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