I hope this does not pass!

The power bar club
is a group of people promoting The Bar.  This toolbar, once installed,
is feature rich with powerful new bells and whistles for your browsing
pleasure.  The feature that’s causing all the excitement though is the
new paradigm in pay-per-click.  You click – you get paid.  What is
click fraud with Google has become intended use with The Bar.

Obviously it can’t be expected that sitting at your computer looking
at ads is going to get anyone rich, but what if an average person,
without a mega-site, could get credit for thousands of people clicking
ads every day?  What if an average person had a mini-Google that people
would use?  What if it were free?

These are the questions the Power Bar Club
is answering.  The Bar is free, the tools are useful, and all that
money from all those clicks is shared with average people who share The
Bar. The Bar is unique in the way people get credit for all those
clicks.  Average people can have thousands of internet surfers clicking
on ads without ever building a single website.

What’s the catch?  Well that’s simple.  To make real money (the kind
that pays bills) you have to invite others to use The Bar.  That’s the
point, to get millions of people using it.  There are plenty of
toolbars available but only The Bar pays people for using it.

In the age of social networking sites it’s not uncommon for people
to be in contact with dozens (I’ve even known some with over a
thousand) of online contacts through facebook, myspace, and twitter;
but it doesn’t take thousands of contacts to get credit for thousands
of clicks.  The Power Bar Club
has taken a line from the network marketing playbook and created a way
of multiplying everything you do.  Unlike MLM though, there are no
losers at the end of the chain.  It costs nothing.  We all click ads
anyway so where is the work?  All the money comes from the advertisers
who are getting the best deal there is in PPC advertising.  Everyone
wins.

So to recap:

• Get The Bar for free.
• Use The Bar to help you find the things you look for anyway.
• Get paid for each ad you click on.*
• Share with others how they can do the same.
• Get paid for ads they click.
• They share and you get paid for those too.  Seven levels deep.
• All money comes from advertisers.  You never ask anyone to spend a dime.

All in all this seems like the most innovative way I have ever seen
to make extra money from home.  Some will make enough to pay the cable
bill almost by accident; others will knuckle down and build a network.
Those who really want to make money with The Bar will soon find
themselves making many thousands each month.

Whether a few bucks each month is all you need to help with bills or you’re motivated to build an income to be envied the Power Bar Club is well worth a closer look.

To learn more about this business and to see a 5 minute video click on the following link:  PowerBarClub

You can click on the contact tab and send an email with further questions.  We’ll contact you shortly.

Good Luck!

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Link Building Tips & Other Important Seo Tips

Relevant and Strong Links makes a great impact in website Rankings! So its better to have good quality links for your website.
“Always Remember, an optimized site with good link popularity will always rank higher as compared to others”

Following are some very useful and handy tips for link building and link popularity campaign:

Tips

1. Try to get reciprocal links between your site and others in the same industry.
2. Incoming links should use your keyword phrase.
3. Link to others with higher Page Rank (Install Google Tool Bar to get PageRank information.)
4. Include your reciprocal page link from the main page of your Website.
5. Avoid using the link text such as “links”, “link exchange” use “Resources” instead.
6. Try to build link category that best match to your site content.
7. Do not provide more than 20 links per page, if needed try to split it into additional page.
8. Try to use brief text along with links describing the content of the outbound link page.
9. To find sites those related to your keywords and accept site submissions, visit your favorite search engine and search for:

   “Add a link” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Add a site” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Add URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Add an URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Submit a link” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Submit a site” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Submit URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Submit an URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Suggest a link” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Suggest a site” + “your keywords(s)”
   “Suggest URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Suggest an URL” + “your keyword(s)”
   “Your Region” + “Add url”
   “your keywords” + “directory”
   “your keywords” + “directories”
   keyword reciprocal
   keyword exchange
   keyword add site
   keyword resources
   keyword links
   “your industry” +add url, directories, etc…
   “related sites” + your keyword
   “related urls” + your keyword

See the example below:

Other General Tips

1. Make sure your Website is completely finished, spell checked, online and all the links are working properly before submitting to search engines.
2. Try to include ‘robots.txt’ to prevent spiders from crawling certain directories.
   (For more in-depth study of robots please visit: (http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/norobots.html)
3. If a site was developed in a language other than HTML, make sure that there’s AT LEAST SOME static content for the spider to read.
4. Try and get on Dmoz if you are not already on there.
5. Read each search engines guidelines and follow them strictly.
6. Use the Meta tags in all pages.
7. For getting proper keywords that commonly used, go to:

   Keyword suggestions tool

   Other online tools:

   a) http://www.wordtracker.com
   b) https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

8. For checking keyword density analysis visit:

   a) http://www.keyworddensity.com/
   b) http://www.ranks.nl/

9. If you are using frames, try to include “noframes” tag with keyword rich content in the main page (the page that contains tags).
10. Keep all your content in the root directory if possible.
11. Don’t use images for links to important content pages. If you do, add ALT tags.
12. Do not try to cover too many topics on one page, as it will dilute the relevancy for your targeted key phrase.
13. Try to include your company’s physical address on your site, including a telephone number.
14. Make sure your home page should load in 8-10 seconds or less with a 56K modem.
    ( http://www.1-hit.com/all-in-one/tool.loading-time-checker.htm )
15. Optimize your images and keep the page size low.
16. Try to use CSS data as an external file and call it by using tag
17. Use the longer or plural version of a keyword, where possible.
18. Try to register your domain name with the exact keyword phrase you are targeting, using hyphens to separate the keywords.
    (eg: if the keyword phrase is “star hotels Kochi”, then your domain: www.star-hotels-kochi.com)
19. Update your important pages at regular intervals.
20. Check your site from broken links periodically.

1. Title Tag

This is what appears in the blue bar at the top of your browser, it comes from a metatag called “title”. As well as being used as a pure factor in SERP, it also boosts rank in other ways. Some
engines use “click-through” rates as a factor. Sites where the title closely matches the content tend to get better click-throughs (searchers see its not a spam site). When words in the title are also used as anchor text in a link to the page, you get more benefit.

2. Anchor Text of Links
The phrasing, terms, order and length of a link’s anchor text is one of the largest factors taken into account by the major search engines for ranking. Specific anchor text links help a site to rank better for that particular term/phrase at the search engines. In other words, it’s the actual text that represents the link on a web page.

3. Keyword Use in Document Text
Your keywords must appear in the actual copy of the page. Supposedly search engines pay more attention to the first and last paragraphs. The way to go about this is have your keywords firmly
in your mind as you write your copy. I don’t know about you, but I find this really hard. I prefer a different approach. There is a simple trick here, write your quality content, then use a
keyword density tool to find the keyword density. THEN, take the top words and add them to the meta keywords tag for that page. This is somewhat backwards for some maybe, it optimizes a page for what you actually wrote, rather than trying to write a page optimized for certain words. I find I get much better correlation like this and can then tweak my text afterwards.
Sure, if you want to you can further optimize by having the keywords in header tags and bold etc. As a guide, these might contribute only a few percent to the SERP

4. Accessibility of Document
“Accessibility is anything on the page that impedes a search engine
spider’s ability to crawl a page. There can be a number of
culprits:”

• Avoid Splash Pages: Flash and heavily graphic introductions prohibit engines from crawling your site.
• Avoid Frames: Never use pages with frames. Frames are too complex for the crawlers and too cumbersome to index.
• Avoid Cookies: Never require cookies for Web site access! Search engine crawlers are unable to enter any cookierequired materials.
• Avoid JavaScript when Possible: Though JavaScript menus are very popular, they disable crawlers from accessing those links. Most, well-indexed Web sites incorporate textbased
links primarily because they are search engine friendly. If necessary, JavaScript should be referenced externally.
• Avoid Redirects: Search engines frown upon companies that use numerous Web sites to redirect to a single Website.
• Avoid Internal Dynamic URLs on the Home page: Though many sites incorporate internal dynamic links, they should not incorporate those links on the home page. Engine crawlers are currently ill-equipped to navigate dynamic links – which often pass numerous parameters using
excessive characters.
• Utilize Your Error Pages: Too often companies forget about error pages (such as 404 errors). Error pages should always re-direct “lost” users to valuable, text-based pages.
Placing text links to major site pages is an excellent practice. Visit www.cnet.com/error for an example of a well-utilized error page.

5. Links to Document from Site-Internal Pages
Even more important than the holy grail of external links is internal links. Who knew! Easily the most underrated criteria. But, it’s important to make sure you are making good use of anchor text. A well-linked to document is considered more important than an obscure page, even if the links are coming from the site itself.

6. Primary Subject Matter of Site
What your website is about is determined through analysis of the content. It’s critical that it correlates to keywords, anchor text, etc. One strange off shoot of this is perhaps it’s not worth spending much effort trying to build the page rank of the home page. This strange concept is explained in the idea of Search Engine Theme Pyramids. A related factor is having a good sitemap. Not only is it good spider food, you can also load it with lots of quality anchor text for
those internal links as well as relevancy text (that which appears near a link). Also important is the invisible Google sitemap which is an xml file for the Google spider only.

7. External Links to Linking Pages
These are the links from other sites to you. Note it’s much better to have specific pages linked rather than your homepage because of the idea of Search Engine Theme Pyramids. Don’t bother with link farms or anything you see advertised for a link. You are much better off finding links from sites that have similar topics as yourself.

8. Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community
The search engine is trying to figure out what your page is about, so it can decide if it’s relevant to a users search. Links from pages with similar topics add credence to your page. When trying to search out those links you can use something like WebFerret. Or if you just want a quick method, use the “related:” tag in Google, e.g. type “related:www.yahoo.com” in and it will search for sites related to the topic of Yahoo (whatever that is?). Then spend some time emailing webmasters and asking for links. There is software out there that will do this automatically for you.

9. Global Link Popularity of Site
This means that links from sites that are “important” (i.e. have a high SERP) are more valued than those from a lower SERP. A factor worth considering when searching out links, get the ones from sites with a high page rank first.

10. Keyword Spamming
Careful, this is a negative factor!! This means having a keyword density in text or tags so high that the engine decides you are stuffing. Your rank will go from #1 to #10000 in a heartbeat. Want to know the best part? No-one actually knows what percent density this is, and it’s probably different for different engines! Between you and me, I am not going above 10% on my pages.

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Keyword density has always been a topic of discussion in SEO and internet marketing forums. The reason why it is deemed important is because in the older days, keyword density was one of the most important factors to attend to. In 2000, if you wanted to rank high for a specific keyword, you would stuff in your keywords in the title tag, description tag, keyword tags and also in the content area.

But times have changed. Now, keyword density is a measure which does not really make or break you in the SEO game. Sure, it is good to have repetitions of your keywords in your content, but it will not make a huge difference. Search engines have come to realize that people simply exploit these tricks in order to rank high. For this reason, they have stopped giving a lot of credit for undertaking these measures.

Does this mean that you should not care about keyword density? In my opinion, I do not really care about the keyword-density when writing my content. It just happens normally that my articles show mostly have a 2% keyword-density, which has worked fine for me. The point I am trying to make is: Even if I have a 0.5% keyword-density, my rankings for that content page would not really have suffered.

When you are doing SEO, think about the bigger picture. If something can be replicated by a lot of people to exploit search engine loopholes, chances are, Google will put an end to it. So instead of counting your keywords and checking the keyword-density, just write good, convincing content which will force your readers to come back to read more of your articles.

If you look at the top ranking websites for any niche, you will find that they have great, quality content. The also have multiple writers which keep on adding new content to the website. These writers do not really go out of the way to see whether the keyword density condition is being fulfilled. They just write quality content in hopes that their visitors will find it useful.

In conclusion, leave the small things aside and focus on the bigger picture when you are doing SEO. Established internet marketers mostly do not care about small things such as keyword density.