Webjugate

If you were looking for a person, let’s Say Ben Smith, on the internet how would you start? You might start by putting “Ben Smith” into your internet browser. But which Ben Smith would you find? Because of the way your internet browser works, you would find the Ben Smith that knows how linking affects internet page ranking. Here’s where this could get really technical, but I’ll try to keep it all in layman’s terms.

Whether you are doing a people search like the example above, looking for education reviews or surfing for anything on the internet, the top results you get back are going to be the ones with high value links. High value links are really just links to other websites which have a high page ranking that relate to your web site. At the same time though, you don’t want any competing links. Adding competing links, like links to a website that sells the same product that you do would be a bad thing to do.

So how do you find good links? The most obvious way would be to use your own keywords, and do a search. Then simply pick the top ranked sites that use your keywords (Of course be careful not to pick your competition). It really is just as simple as that.