Priming Internet Money-pumps For Seo - Marketing

Once primed, your internet money-pump needs traffic to maintain a flow so SEO becomes an essential connecting factor in the process of being found. Once keywords are part of your on-page optimization, the next step is to integrate off-page links, also called back links.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques can be applied to your pages used in a money-pump sales funnel. The landing page sequence is typically a lead capture page, a sales page, a one-time offer page, and a thank you page. SEO is best applied to lead capture and sales pages because they are the doorways to your product offer.

One popular way to establish back links is by submitting articles to article directories. It is important that your articles contain the same keywords used to optimize your landing pages. The keywords contained in the title, description, content of your pages, and articles can then be used by Google robots to rank your work for both keyword density and relevance.

Another way to increase a keyword network that helps to locate your product is to publish a blog using keyword combinations in blog posts that are consistent with the content in your product squeeze page, sales page, and article copy. A blog can have a variety of functions in the marketing and priming of your money-pump.

For example, the h4h.biz/bbr-blog or "Business Builder Report" tests and uses a variety of active, passive, and contextual linking to information and products. The blog has a Google Page Rank, deep keyword contextual linking in current and previous posts, graphic and contextual product links, and all working together to channel interest and action into sales and information delivery.

Search engine optimization is a mechanical function of preparing your money-pump assets to be ranked and listed for search. The more articles and blog entries you publish helps to move your keywords and corresponding links deeper into the search libraries thereby anchoring your product to your money-pump and positioning it for a longer return on investment.

In the same way keywords represent a passive or indirect type of anchor that search engines use to return a list of links to a web location containing the keyword, there is another way to embed a passive type of link into articles, blog posts, and forum questions without using html.

For example, I published an ebook style report titled "Priming Internet Money Pumps". The sentence and ebook title in this paragraph has no active html link associated with it. However, if you copy and paste "Priming Internet Money Pumps" into a search engine like Google, you'll get results on the top page. The copy paste and search procedure is an example of a passive or indirect type of anchor where the title in this case is the keyword and vice versa.

Regardless of the source of traffic, keywords and search engine optimization both on and off page are essential to being found. In other words, the link web created by relevant keyword and content associations include page title, description and keyword meta tags, subject title, and keyword density in your blog, article, or post content, and the active or passive links focused on and connected to your information product