New Content Links Program at Just Articles
What could be even better than Original Content?
How about relevant content on someone else’s web site with keywords that link back to your site?
SEO experts and webmasters seem to be in agreement that reciprocal linking and more specifically link directories are on the way out. Google and the other search engines seem to be putting less and less value on links that are buried several directories deep within links directories that exist solely for the purpose of links. The trend is moving beyond the concept of relevancy to a deeper level where not only are the search engines going to be putting more weight on theme or content relevant links but also one way inbound links.
One way inbound links from relevant that are located within the content pages of relevant web sites are proving to be most important in terms of building page rank and overall power not to mention driving targeted traffic to your site. This is what drives traffic and show that your site has value to the web search surfers.
The problem is that most webmasters have been slow to embrace this linking strategy. No one wants to put links within their content to other web sites for fear of losing traffic and consequently sales. This mind set must be put to rest if you want to have long term success on the Internet. There is a reason it is called the World Wide Web. It was meant to be web of links back and forth among web sites and if everyone started linking with the customer in mind then everyone would benefit. You might have people leaving your site through an outbound link but you will also have traffic coming in through one way inbound links located on other relevant web sites.
One way inbound linking is the type of linking that drives traffic to your web site.
The old system of setting up reciprocal linking directories does not bring in traffic. Be honest with yourself. No one visits those pages. The only reason they were created was for the search engines and to build page rank and they are probably not even going to help in that regard any longer.
At JustArticles.com we are in the web content business and have developed a huge network of webmasters who understand the importance of content and relevant linking in the overall scope of web site promotion and Internet marketing. We also know that it can be difficult to obtain one way inbound links.
That is why we have created a new program to provide webmasters with a means for obtaining both relevant inbound links and web content. Membership for this program is free. See below for details.
Introducing the Just Articles Content Links Program
How it works
Register with Just Articles for membership in our Content Links program. Members can submit articles for other members to post as well as purchase articles to publish on their web sites.
Submit articles (preferably written by JustArticles.com) which contain HTML code for inbound links to your web site to Just Articles. There is no limit to the number of articles you may submit for inclusion. The more articles you submit the more inbound links you will eventually receive.
Just Articles does not charge any membership fees for this service because there would be no way we could guarantee a certain number of links, etc. Instead we charge a commission or finders fee for connecting webmasters for the purpose of linking and this is paid by the site publishing the article. Essentially, those who are receiving the links do not pay anything. Those wanting content on their web sites at reduced prices can purchase these theme relevant articles for use on their web sites for only $3.00 per article. This allows webmasters to obtain fresh content at extremely low prices in exchange for an agreement to include the dynamic link within the content. Both parties benefit.
The webmaster receiving the article benefits from original content and the webmaster submitting the article benefits from an inbound link that is content relevant.
You can submit as many articles as you wish. The more you submit the links you will receive.
For more information please e-mail us at info@justarticles.com.
How about relevant content on someone else’s web site with keywords that link back to your site?
SEO experts and webmasters seem to be in agreement that reciprocal linking and more specifically link directories are on the way out. Google and the other search engines seem to be putting less and less value on links that are buried several directories deep within links directories that exist solely for the purpose of links. The trend is moving beyond the concept of relevancy to a deeper level where not only are the search engines going to be putting more weight on theme or content relevant links but also one way inbound links.
One way inbound links from relevant that are located within the content pages of relevant web sites are proving to be most important in terms of building page rank and overall power not to mention driving targeted traffic to your site. This is what drives traffic and show that your site has value to the web search surfers.
The problem is that most webmasters have been slow to embrace this linking strategy. No one wants to put links within their content to other web sites for fear of losing traffic and consequently sales. This mind set must be put to rest if you want to have long term success on the Internet. There is a reason it is called the World Wide Web. It was meant to be web of links back and forth among web sites and if everyone started linking with the customer in mind then everyone would benefit. You might have people leaving your site through an outbound link but you will also have traffic coming in through one way inbound links located on other relevant web sites.
One way inbound linking is the type of linking that drives traffic to your web site.
The old system of setting up reciprocal linking directories does not bring in traffic. Be honest with yourself. No one visits those pages. The only reason they were created was for the search engines and to build page rank and they are probably not even going to help in that regard any longer.
At JustArticles.com we are in the web content business and have developed a huge network of webmasters who understand the importance of content and relevant linking in the overall scope of web site promotion and Internet marketing. We also know that it can be difficult to obtain one way inbound links.
That is why we have created a new program to provide webmasters with a means for obtaining both relevant inbound links and web content. Membership for this program is free. See below for details.
Introducing the Just Articles Content Links Program
How it works
Register with Just Articles for membership in our Content Links program. Members can submit articles for other members to post as well as purchase articles to publish on their web sites.
Submit articles (preferably written by JustArticles.com) which contain HTML code for inbound links to your web site to Just Articles. There is no limit to the number of articles you may submit for inclusion. The more articles you submit the more inbound links you will eventually receive.
Just Articles does not charge any membership fees for this service because there would be no way we could guarantee a certain number of links, etc. Instead we charge a commission or finders fee for connecting webmasters for the purpose of linking and this is paid by the site publishing the article. Essentially, those who are receiving the links do not pay anything. Those wanting content on their web sites at reduced prices can purchase these theme relevant articles for use on their web sites for only $3.00 per article. This allows webmasters to obtain fresh content at extremely low prices in exchange for an agreement to include the dynamic link within the content. Both parties benefit.
The webmaster receiving the article benefits from original content and the webmaster submitting the article benefits from an inbound link that is content relevant.
You can submit as many articles as you wish. The more you submit the links you will receive.
For more information please e-mail us at info@justarticles.com.
posted by Dustin Cannon @ 10:03 AM
