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Dear Friend,

I've had so many questions about the Power Linking solution that I just couldn't answer all the emails. Let me try to put your mind at ease.

This is an EXCELLENT solution for anyone using Traffic Equalizer, Directory Generator, Traffic Blast, or Traffic Hurricane. (Meta-webs users, you'll have to check with Nathan if this is compatible with your overall strategy.)

1. It's not a link farm.

2. You won't get penalized by the search engines for using this.

3. I have several friends who are using this solution and it works GREAT! That is why I tried it and recommended it!

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6. I put up the PowerLinks links page a few days ago and have been totally blown away by the number of new inbound links I am getting!

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The Blog and Ping KING - (me, Rick Butts) interviews Jonathan Leger - the mastermind behind the http://www.blogburner.com and it was a fantastic program.

Just go to the link above and you can hear the tele-seminar streaming on the site - or you can download it and listen to it on your own computer.

Best wishes,
Rick Butts

I was wrong about links in comment tags

I had originally posted that you could get an inbound link from this blog by posting to the comments area - and including your URL - I even created a page to show you how.

Though the "comment tag - no follow" plea by Google doesn't make it impossible - the fact is, that Blogger uses a "REDIRECT" on the URLs in the comment tags.

This means that the comment tags go through a redirect and so the link power to your URL is lost.

This is a dumb and jerky thing for Google/Blogger to do - but that is the way it is.

I thank the reader who educated me on this - and apologize profoundly to the people I misled because I was ill-informed.

Live and learn!
Rick

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Another reason not to fear Blog and Ping.

By Jonathan Leger
Creator of BlogBurner.com

I had an epiphany regarding the Blog and Ping process and why it will never get the site that your blog points to penalized or banned.

Google has made it very clear that who your site links to can hurt you, but the sites that link to you cannot hurt you, they can only help.

The reason for this is obvious. If I have a website that links to a bunch of known spammer sites, then Google figures I must be associated with those spammers and, therefore, it is quite likely that I am a spammer. So Google may decide to penalize my site for linking to spammer sites.

However, if a spammer site links to me--I have no control over that. If Google were to penalize my site because a spammer site is linked to mine, they would open a HUGE Pandora's box. Search engine optimizers the world over would start creating spam sites on purpose and linking to the competition to try and get the competition sites penalized. Google doesn't want that, so they never count who links to you against you--only who you link to can count against you.

How does this effect Blog and Ping? Let's say that Google decides it doesn't like the blog and ping process (which I doubt will ever happen, but let's just say). If Google decided to penalize the site being linked to because of the blog they will be breaking their rule that who links to a site can't hurt it, and again, they would open up a Pandora's box as the SEO guys start blogging and pinging all of their competititor's sites.

The absolute worst thing Google can do is ignore links on blogs, which again would be a stupid thing to do because they would lose access to a lot of great, fresh content on the web.

It's just logical. Blog and ping is here to stay. So don't sweat it, just blog and ping it!

The technical and business reasons why the Blog and Ping process will not stop working with the search engines over time.

by Jonathan Leger
Creator of BlogBurner.com

Google's post regarding comment spam has a lot of people wondering two things: 1) does the blog and ping process constitute comment spam and 2) is the blog and ping process here to stay?

The short answers are: 1) No and 2) Yes.

Let me elaborate.

1) Does the blog and ping process constitute comment spam?

No. What Google, Blogger and other blog sites are trying to prevent has nothing to do with the blog and ping process. Comment spam is this: A person has a web site and wants to get it to rank better in the search engines. This person knows that Google ranks sites well that have a lot of links coming into it from other web sites, so they go out looking for free ways to get links from other web sites to their own site in the hope of improving their ranking. Since many blogs allow people to post comments about the blog entry, and since those comments usually allow a link to point to the comment author's own site, these guys go around posting all kinds of bogus "comments" to blogs in an effort to get a lot of links to their sites and improve their rankings.

This is not what Blog and Ping does. At all. Ever. Still think so? Stop. You're a fool.

Ok, ok, sorry about the fool part, but it always aggrivates me when people try to make blanket statements about what the search engines will and will not do, what they like and do not like, and how just because Google doesn't like this then inevitably they wont like that.

Google is trying to stop spam. Blog comment spam. People posting bogus comments on other people's blog sites for the purpose of artificially inflating the rankings of their own web sites. That's all. Period. It has absolutely no bearing on the blog and ping process at all.

2) Is the blog and ping process here to stay?

Yes. Here's why:

The blog and ping process is this: you post a few entries to YOUR OWN BLOG (not somebody else's) that link to pages on YOUR OWN WEBSITE (not somebody else's). Once the posts are made you inform the search engines that your blog has updated (you "ping" them). They come to take a look at the changes to your blog, and they follow the links to the pages of your web site. Your web site pages get put into the search engines index of pages so that people can find them when they do searches at the engines.

It's a very simple, elegant and brilliant way of getting your pages indexed. It is here to stay because of one simple fact:

THE BLOG AND PING PROCESS DOES NOT IMPROVE YOUR SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS.

Got that? Just in case, let me say it again:

THE BLOG AND PING PROCESS DOES NOT IMPROVE YOUR SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS.

One more time for emphasis:

THE BLOG AND PING PROCESS DOES NOT IMPROVE YOUR SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS.

Blog and ping gets your site spidered, and very very quickly. But it does not improve your search engine rankings, or at least should never be used for that purpose. The problem that blog and ping solves is that the search engines don't usually deep crawl a site from the first page. Sure, they crawl chunks of the site, but how often have you had a site crawled only to have it stop after the first few pages and wait weeks or months to return again and get the rest? By linking to the individual pages in your blog and notifying the search engines of those pages, you get your site deep crawled.

This will never be a problem if your site is not a spam site. If your site is a spam site, there is always the risk that the site will be discovered for what it is and penalized or banned.

Google and Yahoo are at war. As of about November of 2004 they are both trying desperately to get the most content possible into their indexes as quickly as possible. They're crawling and crawling and looking and searching for new content. It just so happens that blog and ping helps them find it faster than they would on their own. They WANT the content, they NEED the content, they are at WAR for the content. Blog and ping gives them what they want. That's all. It's up to you to optimize your pages so that they will rank well. It's up to you to get links from other web sites to yours to help improve those rankings. Blog and ping has nothing to do with that.

I hope that clears up some of the misconceptions about what blog and ping does, and I hope it quiets down the nay-sayers who claim it doesn't work or will get you banned. All blog and ping does is point the search engines to the content on your web pages. The engines want this content, so they follow the links and grab it up. If you did your homework well and have optimized your pages well, you are rewarded with traffic to the pages.

If you never blog and ping a single page, the search engines will EVENTUALLY put your entire site in the index. But it might take weeks, it might take months, and sometimes it may take a year or more--I've had sites that were around for years that the engines never completely indexed until I blogged and pinged the deeper pages. Blog and ping makes everybody happy: the search engines because they get their content, you because you get your traffic, and people searching at the engines because they find what they are looking for.

End of story.

Big Blog Burner Software Update!

Drop what you are doing and read this NOW - you won't
believe your eyes. I've got 2 important alerts:

** Undisputed, undefeated killer-app, BlogBurner just
got WAY better!

** Response to new Google guideline on pinging blogs

http://www.blogburner.com

Mad scientest and inventer of the knock-your-socks-off
internet marketing tool of the year - Blog Burner - and I
have listened to YOU - and made the following upgrades
ready right now:

I just got this email from Jonathan - hold onto your hat:

HI Rick,

I wanted to let you know that the new Bulk BlogBurner
account system is up and ready to accept new users.
This new system has some outstanding features, including:

1. MUCH cheaper per-page pricing.

2. Bulk page counts of 10 thousand, 20 thousand,
30 thousand, 40 thousand and 50 thousand pages.

3. The ability to split your page purchases across
as many domains as you please.

4. The ability to have as many as 5 BlogBurner jobs
running simultaneously.

5. The ability to pause, unpause and cancel jobs
that are running.

6. Live status reports of how many blog posts have
been made for each job.

7. Job history showing past jobs and their outcome.

It's all ready to go and right there for everyone to see
at http://www.blogburner.com

Thank heaven we upgraded to the workhorse dedicated
secure server - just in emailing a few folks we've
already sold more than 100,000 pages - and we
haven't even put it out to our lists yet!

Jon
==================================================
Jonathan Leger
jonathanleger@related-pages.com
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** Response to new Google guideline on pinging blogs

I posted this update at http://www.blogandping.blogspot.com and
my comments.

Jonathan will be adding the technical facts to my fiery response
very soon - so check back to this blog often.

The short version is that this has NOTHING WHATSOEVER to
do with blog and ping - or blogburner.

This is about people coming to your site and spamming your
comments pages - and really Google and it's step sisters only
put this out as a plea for help because they have no control
over linking unless you add code to tell them!

Get a FREE PR3 link from my blog - just go to:
http://www.blogandping.blogspot.com and post a
comment - if you don't know how to put a link in the
comment go to http://www.blogandping.com/blog
and I'll show you how.

This is an excellent way to get valid inbound links to your
site - and its time for all the bed wetter, cry babies who
think it's wrong to even buy an inbound link to get a life!

Your partner in Internet Marketing Success,
Rick Butts

Google Blog

I am rolling on the floor at this article posted by Google! This is a joke - and only the tight-ass, whining, pecker heads who still dream that the Internet can return to the pristine days of 1994 - you know - the same ones who spend all their time trying to report spam - and the rest of their time posting their ignorance on forums - will implement this on their blogs - You are free to post away here - and may the force be with you!

Rick Butts

Google Blog: "
Insight into the news, technology, and culture of Google.
Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Preventing comment spam
If you're a blogger (or a blog reader), you're painfully familiar with people who try to raise their own websites' search engine rankings by submitting linked blog comments like 'Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.' This is called comment spam, we don't like it either, and we've been testing a new tag that blocks it. From now on, when Google sees the attribute (rel='nofollow') on hyperlinks, those links won't get any credit when we rank websites in our search results. This isn't a negative vote for the site where the comment was posted; it's just a way to make sure that spammers get no benefit from abusing public areas like blog comments, trackbacks, and referrer lists.

We hope the web software community will quickly adopt this attribute and we're pleased that a number of blog software makers have already signed on:

Brad Fitzpatrick - LiveJournal
Dave Winer - Scripting News
Anil Dash - Six Apart
Steve Jenson - Blogger
Matt Mullenweg - WordPress
Stewart Butterfield - Flickr
Anthony Batt - Buzznet
David Czarnecki - blojsom
Rael Dornfest - Blosxom
Mike Torres - MSN Spaces

We've also discussed this issue with colleagues at our fellow search engines and would like to thank MSN Search and Yahoo! for supporting this initiative. Here are a few guidelines for anyone else who wants to join the cause.

Q: How does a link change?
A: Any link that a user can create on your site automatically gets a new 'nofollow' attribute. So if a blog spammer previously added a comment like

Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.

That comment would be transformed to

Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.

Q: What types of links should get this attribute?
A: We encourage you to use the rel='nofollow' attribute anywhere"

Google Blog

I am rolling on the floor at this article posted by Google! This is a joke - and only the tight-ass, whining, pecker heads who still dream that the Internet can return to the pristine days of 1994 - you know - the same ones who spend all their time trying to report spam - and the rest of their time posting their ignorance on forums - will implement this on their blogs - You are free to post away here - and may the force be with you!

Rick Butts


Google Blog: "
Insight into the news, technology, and culture of Google.
Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Preventing comment spam
If you're a blogger (or a blog reader), you're painfully familiar with people who try to raise their own websites' search engine rankings by submitting linked blog comments like 'Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.' This is called comment spam, we don't like it either, and we've been testing a new tag that blocks it. From now on, when Google sees the attribute (rel='nofollow') on hyperlinks, those links won't get any credit when we rank websites in our search results. This isn't a negative vote for the site where the comment was posted; it's just a way to make sure that spammers get no benefit from abusing public areas like blog comments, trackbacks, and referrer lists.

We hope the web software community will quickly adopt this attribute and we're pleased that a number of blog software makers have already signed on:

Brad Fitzpatrick - LiveJournal
Dave Winer - Scripting News
Anil Dash - Six Apart
Steve Jenson - Blogger
Matt Mullenweg - WordPress
Stewart Butterfield - Flickr
Anthony Batt - Buzznet
David Czarnecki - blojsom
Rael Dornfest - Blosxom
Mike Torres - MSN Spaces

We've also discussed this issue with colleagues at our fellow search engines and would like to thank MSN Search and Yahoo! for supporting this initiative. Here are a few guidelines for anyone else who wants to join the cause.

Q: How does a link change?
A: Any link that a user can create on your site automatically gets a new 'nofollow' attribute. So if a blog spammer previously added a comment like

Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.

That comment would be transformed to

Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.

Q: What types of links should get this attribute?
A: We encourage you to use the rel='nofollow' attribute anywhere"

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When you blog the content on your site - (all you have to do is highlight some specific text and push a button) it automatically attaches the URL and the page name such as http://www.YourNewSite.com.
When Google's search spider comes upon the page it say's (in special spider language) 'Hey - we don't have that page listed! We'd better get over there and check it out!' And boy do they ever.
This is approximately a kazillion times faster than submitting your URL to Google and waiting a month - and as Google's own FAQ will tell you - they love to 'discover' sites by finding links rather than submission.
Once Google picks up your site - all the other search engines that use it's powerful feed will pick you up too, once the floodgates open up you simply won't believe your eyes when you look at the search engine traffic that hits your web logs!"

Googlebot not coming to page

Googlebot not coming to page: "Q: For the last month on and off I have tried pinging and blogging. Thanks to you I have yahoo/slurp visiting really well but not the Googlebot.

Do you think there is something wrong with my Blogger.com account?

I read somewhere that sometimes people have problems and create a totally new account on Blogger.com. DO you think that might sort it?"

How many times to blog and ping a page

How many times to blog and ping a page: " You only need to blog and ping each page 1 time. That's it.
Remember, the primary function of the blog and ping strategy is to get the robots and spiders to come to your site - crawl the pages - and hopefully they will like your page (which means no 'black hat' or outlaw techniques like hidden text (for instance, using white text on a white background) or search engine spamming - they will index your site."

Search engine index a page

Search engine index a page: "1. Where the search engine is in it's 'cycle.' Google, for example, used to spend the first 2-3 weeks of the month spidering pages, then the last week of the month running their indexing format. Then around the first of the month they would update their index and sites would go up and down."

Search engine spiders show up

Search engine spiders show up: "'How long after I start will it take for the search engine spiders to show up?'"

Search engine index a page

Search engine index a page: "A: The time between spidering (the search engine finding and collecting data on your page) and indexing (actually ranking your page for the words and phrases they decide your page is about - and then making it available for search results) depends on several variables:"