I purchased Web Traffic Genius for the automatic creation of back-links on the content posts for several of my Blogs. I decided to see if the product claims were true: Does it create more Back-links for my sites? Will it increase my search engine rank and ultimately will it increase my Website traffic?

Web Traffic Genius was originally called “RSS Power” and is now supplied for a single purchase price in two different versions. The “WordPress Plugin” version was what I was mainly interested in but you are also given an HTML website version that will run fine in most environments and can be used (with less automation) on more or less any website. What WTG does is create a new unique RSS Feed for each and every new entry on your site or Blog, it then completely automatically submits these newly created RSS Feeds to over 20 of the top ranked RSS aggregators on the internet. What’s more, all of the RSS aggregators have a PR5 or better. You can also create additional accounts with some of these services as well, plus, you can create extra feeds that will create even more backlinks for your websites. Your regular RSS Feed (if you have one) is not effected at all and will continue to operate as normal. The new feeds are automatically created and placed in a new sub-folder within your website infrastructure. The process creates huge volumes of backlinks for your sites by way of the RSS Aggregator sites.

Within just 7 days of using the product I was able to substantially improve my positions in Google. The really good thing is that it’s a multiple use license and I can install it on as many sites as I want.  What’s more Web Traffic Genius has import and export features, so I only have to set it up once and then I can import my set-up into every WordPress Blog or website I own.

In my opinion this is an absolute must for WordPress Blog owners, Web Traffic Genius will automatically build multiple high-profile back-links and will ultimately build traffic momentum and it will do it every time you create a new post on your Blog.

Web Traffic Genius won’t necessarily give you instant results in traffic right away. You will start by seeing an increase in rank and this will be followed by a significant increase traffic. The benefits of using this tool will probably take a month + to really be appreciated, but trust me it will really pay off.

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Article syndication services like Unique Article Wizard and AM Automation need to be a part of any serious internet marketer arsenal of tools. These services work perfectly with article spinners like Magic Article Rewriter and are proven to automatically build backlinks to your sites. Recently, there has been a lot of talk and speculation about a new article syndication service called SEOLinkVine and because it has been developed by Brad Callen a well known personallity in the internet marketing arena, my interest has been growing increasingly.

At first glance, SEOLinkVine looks and operates a lot like AMAutomation or My Article Network. Like AMAutomation, SEOLinkVine provides two different functions. If you have a blog that needs unique content, then you can add your site to the SEOLinkVine network and receive free content that has been submitted by other SEOLinkVine members. Since this content is “spun”, the articles that get posted to your site will be relatively unique.

The second function of SEOLinkVine is on the article submission side. Here you can submit your spun articles (using Magic Article Rewriter of course) and have them distributed across SEOLinkVine’s network of blogs. You are allowed to add up to 3 links per article which makes it a powerful method of obtaining relevant, keyword targeted backlinks, from a variety of different sites.

Where SEOLinkVine differs from the other article submission services is that it will actually allow you to track your results from using it. With other services, you just submit your articles and hope for the best. The SEOLinkVine site includes a dashboard where you can track the stats of your articles and see how your rankings have improved. What’s interesting is that SEOLinkVine keeps track of the keywords and urls that you have specified in the anchor text of the links in your articles, and it shows you where that url ranks for that keyword in the big 3 search engines, the number of links, and PR of the site. To pull this data, SEOLinkVine requires you to download a separate SEOLinkVine Ranker plugin that you run on your own computer. Once you’ve collected enough data, you will be able to see graphs that track your keyword positions and number of links gained over time.

SEOLinkVine Results

Updated June 15th, 2010

It’s been almost 2 months since my initial SEOLinkVine review, and I wanted to share my results so far from using the service. There were some initial growing pains during the first few weeks that SEOLinkVine was opened and the service had to be closed to new members temporarily. However, I’m happy to report SEOLinkVine is up and running again and Brad and his team have done a great job in resolving the outstanding issues.

Here’s a look at my SEOLinkVine stats dashboard.

I have now published 75 articles to my SEOLinkVine account which is about one article per day. These 75 articles have been published to 1045 different sites. I try include the maximum 3 links per article so that is over 3000 targeted links pointing back to my sites from different blogs on the net. Plus I still have a bunch of articles approved and in the queue to be published so I’m consistently adding new links every day. Try building that many links yourself by hand!

I’ve been using SEOLinkVine exclusively to rank for several keywords and I’ve been really happy with some of the results I’m getting.

Now that I’ve been using SEOLinkVine for awhile, here are the things I like about it the most.

• Ability to track article distribution stats on the dashboard
• Create separate accounts for your outsource workers
• Ability to select multiple categories to submit too. AMA/MAN only allow one category at a time.
• Organize your articles into projects. Very handy once you have a lot of articles in the system.
• Works seamlessly with Magic Article Rewriter.

Overall, I would definitely rank SEOLinkVine ahead of AM Automation/My Article Network as my article distribution service of choice. It’s also very competitive with Unique Article Wizard and I like it more in a lot of ways. If you are looking for a fast and easy way to build lots of backlinks to your site, make sure to give SEOLinkVine a look. The results speak for themselves and I highly recommend it.

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“wireless camera” is an example where ‘wireless camera’ is what we call the anchor text.

The ‘anchor text’ gives the visitors to your site information about the content of the page behind the link.  Anchor text is important because it informs both human visitors and search engine robots what the target page is all about.

If you use generic expressions like “click here” as your anchor text, you are telling the search engine that the target page is about “click here”. A text link from one site to another should reference what the target page is all about. Search engines read the ‘anchor text’ and make the assumption that if you call the link ‘click here’ the page is all about ‘click here’s’. This is clearly not going to help with the optimization of the page.

Proof of how important anchor text is that it’s possible to get a page listed in the top 10 on Google for a phrase that does not appear in the pages content. In other words, using anchored links from several high ranking third-party sites could push a page to the top of Google for the expression featured in the anchor text even though the page is neither about or features the anchor text expression in its content.

When asking sites to link to you, consider providing the link code for them. If you provide the HTML code so they can simply cut and paste it into their page, you get to choose your own anchor text. An example of the link code you might provide could look something like this:

<a href=”http://www.pakatak.co.uk/camera/camera.htm”>
Wireless Cameras</a>

Mix your text links up! Use different expressions so as to avoid over optimizing any one expression.

Anchor text should be well utilized for your:

• Incoming links – links from other sites
• External links – links to other sites
• Internal links – links on your pages to other pages on your site
• Site map links – one page that links to every other page on your site
• Home page links – links on your home page to other pages on your site

Using Keywords in your body text to Create Anchor Text

Try to use important keyword phrases in your page’s body text and link it to relevant target pages within your own site. The paragraph below is an example of how this can be achieved:

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Wireless cameras are getting smaller and lighter and at the same time wireless camera prices are coming down. The Spy camera and covert camera ranges have seen a steady reduction in cost and at the same time product quality and wireless transmission ranges have increased. Without obstacles our covert cameras will transmit a clear wireless signal up to 100m. Some of the larger Infrared camera units have detachable yagi antennas meaning that wireless transmission distances can be easily increased with high gain antennas. The night vision camera and infrared camera ranges have also seen the same reduction in price but unit sizes have stayed constant to incorporate the Infrared LED’s.

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This example has been exaggerated but it shows how easy it is to first of all weight the text on your site with your target expressions and on occasions, anchor the text with a link to another area of your website.

Keyword density is used to describe the percentage of keywords to normal text contained on your web page. Keyword density should not generally exceed 20%

Don’t forget that people will also read your anchor text links. Make sure that the words in your anchor text also make sense to your human visitors.

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