Part 19 in the series on link building - the process is explained step by step to build massive links into your website. http://www.themematic.com


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Okay, picking up where we left off. So, you have create your HubPage and now, what you are going to do is build links into that HubPage. So, you are going to follow this process here which is what the previous series of video has covered in a lot of detail, but just to go over, you will create a bunch of identities, let's say, five identities. You will go into Yahoo! Hotmail, or some other free email service and create a name and an email account that you can use to then set up your remote blogs and your Clipmarks accounts. So, create these five identities and then create five remote child blogs with these five identities. So, again, if you are doing a hair removal thing, you would have these identities associated with the theme keyword of hair removal and you would go to WordPress, Vox, Live Journal and create your child blogs and if you can get hairremoval.wordpress.com, that's great. Hair-removal or any variation thereof, hair removal blog, you can add whether at the beginning or the end but it's a good idea to have the keyword phrase, hair removal, somewhere in the URL if possible. Then what you are going to do is use those same identities to create five social bookmarking accounts. These could be five accounts on del.icio.us, on StumbleUpon or any other site. You don’t have to do this step, but it is just extra goodness and actually, del.icio.us and Magnolia are two social bookmarking sites that work in conjunction with Clipmarks. So, you can actually go into your Clipmarks account and you can associate your, let's say, del.icio.us account with your Clipmarks accounts, to your Magnolia account with Clipmarks and every time you do a Clip-to-Blog function with Clipmarks, you can simultaneously have that clip or the source material that you are clipping added to your del.icio.us or Magnolia account automatically, so it just creates an extra link and extra traffic to whatever activity that you are doing. So, that's why, this is one of the steps. Then you are going to create your five Clipmarks accounts with these five identities as shown in the previous videos. You are going to set up your Google Alerts for your theme keyword, in this case, hair removal, and SEP variations thereof. If you don’t know how to get SEP variations, you can this go to Article Jockey, plug in your main keyword, hair removal, and Article Jockey will tell you what the SEP variations are. Then you are going to do Clip-to-Blog actions on two to three of these identities on these accounts per day. So, you have some Google Alerts coming in and you will find a couple, what do you see things to clip and two or three times a day, you will use the Remote Blogging Management Software to keep track of what you are blogging to, where you are blogging from, and which identity you are using, but you want to do two or three a day. What happens is overtime it builds up to a huge number of links from all various different places and all theme relevant going into your HubPage and if you do the social bookmarking thing at the same time and even your Clipmarks accounts get bookmarked and thing as you are clipping get bookmarked and you get links going into that and it’s like a big Tsunami that eventually develops overtime. Then the next step is to buzzup your Clipmarks and remote blog posts. You can do that using other social bookmarking services like OnlyWire, you can create an OnlyWire account and accounts on all the remaining social bookmarking services and submit it once on OnlyWire and OnlyWire will then distribute that bookmark across all the 20 or 30 other social bookmarking sites. It's not a step you have to do but it is just extra stuff and it only takes a few seconds. There is a setup that has to take place first, but once it's set up, it’s a one-time thing and then you just go into your OnlyWire account, put in your stuff and it automatically posts it everywhere. We'll, pick this up in the next video.