Friday, May 22, 2015

Free search engine submission sites list 2015

We know maximum peoples in the world use Google for index their own websites but i want to tell them there are some other alternatives of it also which can generate good amount of free organic traffic for their web portals and few of them give high page rank do follow back links also.

You can find name of so many engine and other free sites also in list for submission of your websites in so many search engine by making one click only. If you want to make your website more searchable and able to find from different free search engine then you must be hurry for free listing your websites.

Most of the peoples submit their web page URL�s directly some uses free ping sites list for making alert best search engine about your new web page or blog post which you created recently.

1 � https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

2 � https://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html

3 � http://www.bing.com/toolbox/submit-site-url

4 � http://www.dmoz.org/add.html

5 � http://www.excitedirectory.com/submit.php

6 � http://www.secretsearchenginelabs.com/add-url.php ( It gives do follow back links also )
7- http://www.whatuseek.com/addurl.shtml

Free submission in search engine

http://www.jayde.com/submit.html

http://www.scrubtheweb.com/addurl.html

http://www.exactseek.com/add.html

http://addurl.altavista.com/

http://www.activesearchresults.com/addwebsite.php

http://www.fybersearch.com/add-url.php

http://www.ghetosearch.com/add-url.php

http://www.anoox.com/add_for_indexing_free.php

http://searchsight.com/submit.htm

http://search.sonicrun.com/freelisting

http://www.somuch.com/submit-links/

http://www.ghetosearch.com/add-url.php

http://www.freeprwebdirectory.com/submit.php

http://www.webworldindex.com/

http://viesearch.com/submit

http://www.a1webdirectory.org/submit.php

http://www.onlinesociety.org/submit.php

http://search.sonicrun.com/freelisting

http://mastermoz.com/register.php

http://onemission.com/

http://linkcentre.com/

http://www.elitesitesdirectory.com/

http://www.directory-free.com/submit/submit.php

http://www.info-listings.com/submit.php

http://www.onlinesociety.org/submit.php

http://www.1websdirectory.com/

http://www.infotiger.com/addurl.html

http://www.elitesitesdirectory.com/

http://www.surfsafely.com/urladd.html

http://www.businessseek.biz/page.php?page=submission-policy

http://www.onemilliondirectory.com/submit.php

http://www.illumirate.com/

http://www.surfsafely.com/urladd.html

http://www.1websdirectory.com/

http://www.synergy-directory.com/submit.php

http://www.gigablast.com/addurl

http://www.piseries.com/

http://www.intelseek.com/add_url_form.asp

http://www.kiwidir.com/submit.php

http://www.submit.biz/

http://www.247webdirectory.com/submit.aspx

http://www.boitho.com/addyourlink.htm.en

http://www.blackabsolute.com/submit.php

http://www.9sites.net/addurl.php

http://www.rdirectory.net/submit.php

http://www.nexusdirectory.com/submit.php

http://www.sitelistings.net/submit.php

http://www.surfsafely.com/urladd.html

http://www.amfibi.com/addurl/

http://www.priordirectory.com/submit.php

http://www.ezistreet.com/submit/

http://www.gainweb.org/submit.php

http://www.directoryfire.com/submit.php

http://www.triplewdirectory.com/submit.php

http://polypat.org/submit.php

http://www.exalead.com/search/web/submit/

http://www.towersearch.com/addurl.php

http://www.splatsearch.com/submit.html

http://addurl.amfibi.com/

http://www.ghetosearch.com/add-url.php

http://www.feedplex.com/add-url.php

http://searchsight.com/submit.htm

http://www.claymont.com/asublegacy.asp

When you will free submit your site in search engine then crawler will crawl web pages of your website then after finding right structure it will index it properly and remember you must have properly structured site map in your site to faster and better indexing.

Wednesday, May 20, 2015

SEO - Pagination with rel=�next� and rel=�prev�

Much like rel=�canonical� acts a strong hint for duplicate content, you can now use the HTML link elements rel=�next� and rel=�prev� to indicate the relationship between component URLs in a paginated series. Throughout the web, a paginated series of content may take many shapes�it can be an article divided into several component pages, or a product category with items spread across several pages, or a forum thread divided into a sequence of URLs. Now, if you choose to include rel=�next� and rel=�prev� markup on the component pages within a series, you�re giving Google a strong hint that you�d like us to:

Consolidate indexing properties, such as links, from the component pages/URLs to the series as a whole (i.e., links should not remain dispersed between page-1.html, page-2.html, etc., but be grouped with the sequence).
Send users to the most relevant page/URL�typically the first page of the series.



The relationship between component URLs in a series can now be indicated to Google through rel=�next� and rel=�prev�.

Outlining your options

Here are three options for a series:
Leave whatever you have exactly as-is. Paginated content exists throughout the web and we�ll continue to strive to give searchers the best result, regardless of the page�s rel=�next�/rel=�prev� HTML markup�or lack thereof.
If you have a view-all page, or are considering a view-all page, see our post on View-all in search results.
Hint to Google the relationship between the component URLs of your series with rel=�next� and rel=�prev�. This helps us more accurately index your content and serve to users the most relevant page (commonly the first page). Implementation details below.

Implementing rel=�next� and rel=�prev�

If you prefer option 3 (above) for your site, let�s get started! Let�s say you have content paginated into the URLs:

http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=1
http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2
http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3
http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=4

On the first page, http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=1, you�d include in the <head> section:
<link rel="next" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2" />

On the second page, http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2:
<link rel="prev" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=1" />
<link rel="next" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3" />

On the third page, http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3:
<link rel="prev" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2" />
<link rel="next" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=4" />

And on the last page, http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=4:
<link rel="prev" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3" />

A few points to mention:
The first page only contains rel=�next� and no rel=�prev� markup.
Pages two to the second-to-last page should be doubly-linked with both rel=�next� and rel=�prev� markup.
The last page only contains markup for rel=�prev�, not rel=�next�.
rel=�next� and rel=�prev� values can be either relative or absolute URLs (as allowed by the <link> tag). And, if you include a <base> link in your document, relative paths will resolve according to the base URL.
rel=�next� and rel=�prev� only need to be declared within the <head> section, not within the document <body>.
We allow rel=�previous� as a syntactic variant of rel=�prev� links.
rel="next" and rel="previous" on the one hand and rel="canonical" on the other constitute independent concepts. Both declarations can be included in the same page. For example, http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2&sessionid=123 may contain:

<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2�/>
<link rel="prev" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=1&sessionid=123" />
<link rel="next" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3&sessionid=123" />

rel=�prev� and rel=�next� act as hints to Google, not absolute directives.
When implemented incorrectly, such as omitting an expected rel="prev" or rel="next" designation in the series, we'll continue to index the page(s), and rely on our own heuristics to understand your content.


Read the full article here : LINK

Thanks to Webmaster Digital and Google for the info

Saturday, May 16, 2015

PPC Interview Questions and Answers 2015

Paid Marketing is one the crucial marketing strategy in Digital Marketing. To implement Paid Marketing strategy in Google AdWords, one must have in depth understanding of the theoretical and practical implementation using the interface. Below are the most commonly asked questions in Search Engine Marketing (PPC/Mobile/Display)


What is difference between direct marketing and branding ? 

In a direct marketing campaign the advertiser is interested to target the audience who are most relevant to the business. The major metric to consider in this type is conversion rate, which explains about ROI. Most common campaign types are Search Network Only, Shopping Campaigns, Dynamic Search Ads etc.

In Branding campaign an advertiser needs exposure of his brand on major sites and applications. The most popular methods are Display Ads, Remarketing, Youtube Ads and custom ads target.

Which settings cannot be changed after the AdWords account is created ?

Time Zone and Currency cannot be changed after account creation.

What is Google AdWords Double Serving policy ?

It means that an advertiser cannot advertise for same keywords/websites from multiple accounts. The purpose of this policy is to avoid showing ads of same companies or companies with common ownership. So the users can see the the ads from different providers. Read more about his here

What do understand by Quality Score ? 

Quality Score is a metric which is calculated for each keyword between 1 to 10. The QS defines the quality of keyword compared with Ads and Landing Page. This metric is used to calculate the AdRank, which is used to calculate the ad position.

What is the impact of Quality score on CPC and Ad Position ?

Quality Score is inversely proportional to CPC and Directly proportional to Ad Position. That means higher QS means lower cost and higher position.

What is Actual CPC ?

The actual cost of a click for an advertiser in an auction. The actual CPC is calculated in realtime and we cannot know the Actual CPC, but we can see Avg. CPC.

Actual CPC = (AdRank to Beat/QS)+$0.01

What Kind of Quality Score you can achieve for keywords ? 

In my past campaigns I achieved the QS of 7 � 10. I can improve the quality score by using optimization techniques in campaign.

What are the Factors which affect Quality Score ?

Quality Score depends on the following metrics

CTR of the Keyword
Relevance of Keywords and Ads
Landing Page Quality
Historic Account Data
How can you Improve Conversion Rates ? 

By creating ads which match perfectly with keywords and creating tightly themed ad groups so we can get targeted users to best landing page. Also by improving the Landing Page quality we can improve the conversions.

Is PPC Advertisement effect ranking of websites on search engines ? 

Never, Search Engine don�t mix them. Google and other search engines rank both organic and ppc results separately

Can you tell me limit of character used for PPC Ads ?

Different Search Engines have different Limit on ads character as for Google you can put maximum 25 for headline and 70 for description 1 and 2 combined.


Part 2
What is your biggest PPC win? [01:42]
You want them to discuss specific metrics, campaign struggles, and their step-by-step process.

What�s Quality Score? [02:06]
They should know that a Quality Score within AdWords is the score Google gives you on the relevancy of your ads to your landing pages. This is key because the higher your quality score is, the lower you pay per click, so your cost per acquisition drops.
Dive deeper and ask them how they increase Quality Scores to see their understanding of the attributes that affect Quality Score.

What tools do you use? [02:44]
You can find out their preferences and assess where their experience lies.
If you need someone to manage lots of campaigns, they need experience using robust tools. Someone more junior might use Power Editor or Google AdWords Editor.

How would you decide which ad platform to start on? [03:23]
Find out their methodology and how much they think you should spend to start with.

What would you do for [example campaign]? [03:58]
Find out how they think they could improve one of your campaigns for more PPC leads. They should discuss negative keywords, relevant ad copies, landing page adjustments, and more specifics on exactly what they�d do.


You can take this one step further by giving them a paid homework assignment with a campaign brief and see what kind of campaign they�re able to put together.

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

How To SEO Optimise Your Social Media Profiles

Mention the term SEO and what do you think of? Websites? Blogs, Google? They're all correct, but what most people don't consider is that it's not limited to just sites. Social media profiles and pages can be optimized as well. We put so much work into them that it's easy to forget that there are many other little things that improve the chances of your page appearing in search engines.

While optimizing your site is an important part of any SEO strategy, make sure you bring your social media pages into the mix as well.


Common Optimization Methods

Get A Custom URL

When you set up a page, you're given the option to change your URL. In some cases like Twitter, your username will act as your URL address (twitter.com/jamesthomas2211), but when you're given the opportunity, change it. It's a well known fact that search engines scan URLs for keywords so give them every opportunity to find you.

Take Advantage Of The 'About' Section

The 'About' section is the best place to optimize your page and ensure that keywords and links are provided in this. Since most sites only allow a small section to summarize your page (with the option to go to a general About page, it's best to work within these constraints and include relevant keywords and links in it. Also, don't neglect other sections like company description, address or opening hours.

Also, worth mentioning is that on Facebook, the type of category you choose will affect the information that appears on the 'About' box. For example, if you choose local business, your About section will provide information like address and opening hours. Choosing a category like 'Website' will display your page's short description.

Do Keyword Research


Keywords play a massive part in any SEO strategy and it's the same for when you're optimising your social media pages. You should identify what keywords are associated with your site. If people are looking for you, what terms would they use to find you? What terms would you use to describe your site's content?When you've decided upon a number of terms to use, you should research the type of keywords that are available. A good place to start with is Keyword Search for Google Adwords, which will list the most common terms relating to your search so you can identify useful keywords. There's nothing to say that you can't use general search terms, but identifying niche or more exact terms will give your pages a better chance of being found.

Optimize Your Updates

All pages give you the option to write a small blurb when you post a link, and it's something you should take advantage of every time. That part will be considered as the main title by search engines so it's best to assume that you will only fit in two lines of text before it's broken off with the "Read More" tag so the aim is to keep it short and sweet. If it's a link to your site, make sure your site URL is included if you're posting something relating to your business.

Change Title & Descriptions

As we've mentioned, while you're able to add your own blurb to a link you've posted, you can do so much more with it. When you upload a link onto your page, you can change the heading and description that's provided. If you're promoting your own blog post, you can edit it to include relevant keywords so that your content has a better chance of being found.The exception to this would be Twitter, which only allows you to include links and nothing more.

Optimize Image Titles
Placing keywords in your images is a small gesture, and won't have as great an effect on your overall SEO strategy since most images are private, but in the cases where your photos will be public (Twitter, Facebook), it's worth doing. Unlike the times where you upload an image on your blog or site, once it's posted, it keeps the same file name and you won't be able to change it unless you remove it and upload it again.So before you upload anything, have a look at the file name first. If it's something generic, change it to something more relevant and include a keyword or two when you can. This also applies to profile pictures as well so make sure you have all of your images named first before you post them.

Link Back To Your Pages

The more inbound links you have, the more favourably Google will look at your page and rank it higher. It's a basic rule of SEO and is the reason why bloggers look for link backs from other sites and blogs. You should do the same when you're dealing with your own accounts and sites.

Find a place on your own site and include links to your social media pages. You can also do this on your other profiles so where appropriate, link to your site and any other social media accounts you have.

Specific Pages

While the major social media sites follow similar guidelines and methods, each site has their own unique features that are worth taking advantage of. Here's a quick run-through of what each site can offer.

Facebook

One part of Facebook that tends to be ignored is the notes section. Highlighted by SEOMOZ, Notes can act as extra 'pages' for your Facebook profile. Alongside the main title and the beginning of your draft, notes are a good way of highlighting your products and services as well as provide further details about competitions and offers you may be running.

Twitter

Not specifically optimisation, but when you're tweeting a link that you know will get retweeted, keep the description as short as possible. The reason for this is that in search engine results, the heading only fits in a small portion of the tweet (roughly 30 - 40 characters).

Therefore, you should place your keywords at the beginning of your tweet so that it's not cut off by Google's search summary. The rest will appear in the meta description underneath it, but the keywords found will originate from the heading so make sure they appear there.

LinkedIn

Outside the general services section and company updates, linking back to your page through LinkedIn is rather limited. However, there is one way of creating extra links and that's through your services page.

Here you are given the option of including three banner images that link to different pages. Each banner can be given a different URL so one could link to your home page, another could link to products and services. Tailor them so that they're linking to places you want your followers to visit.

Google+

One of the major advantages of Google+'s about section is that you can include hyperlinks, saving you space and time as you include those all important keywords. Especially in the case of business pages where you may have numerous pages.

Also worth bearing in mind is that there is no limit to the number of links you include in an update, handy if you're posting numerous links about a particular subject, or want to alert users to new updates or posts from the week.


Thanks for the article : simplyzesty.com

Saturday, May 2, 2015

How To Make Extra Money With Infolinks

How To Make Money With Infolinks
Make money with infolinks. Infolink is a online advertising company. Infolinks is one the best advertising platform after Google ad-sense for make money online. If you have a blog or website infolinks is the best for make money using text advertising ads, you no need to have any additional space for use it.

You can earn money very easily if you have good number of visitors then you just signup infolinks and start money earning. You can log-in this site as a publisher and advertiser. Basically blog and website owner use publisher account. Advertiser account use different type of organization for advertising online to selling their product and services via infolinks.

How To Earn Money With Infolinks


Infolinks provides you link ads within text content as well as pop up ads and link units. If you have some text over your website/blog then It will easily accept your site into their network and you�ll start making money online today. The earning is all depends on your traffic and visitors, the more visitors you have the more you�ll earn. Moreover, you can add as many sites as you want to Infolinks account.

Infolinks Criteria: 

Your site must have text content
Your site must comply with Infolinks policies
Your site must have original content

How to add my site with Infolinks

At 1st you join infolinks as a publisher then click your account like under the screen shot, and add your site. Infolinks take some time to approval your site for advertising.



After approval your site then you just integrate your blog or website for advertising text ads in your blog or website post. You can integrate very simply just click integrate then select your site type and copy the integration code and paste this code in your blog or website template just before </body> tag option. Now see the screen shot how to integrate your site with infolinks.

How to Integrate your site with Infolinks




When integration complete then you also use customize  option. Infolinks permits you to modify the actions of the Infolinks script on your Blog or web pages. By using the Advanced Integration Wizard, you can simply modify the configurations of your account to completely maximize your revenues with Infolinks ads. Now See under the screen shot how look
text ads.

Use Infolinks Affiliate Program for money making

Do you know infolinks affiliate program? In my view many blog or website owner don't know the infolinks affiliate program, because infolinks was not showing any information in Infolinks website about there affiliate program. Now if you like to use affiliate program then you must have an active publisher account. If you have active publisher account then you can see a tab in your infolinks account.You can earn money by infolinks publisher referral program.

The new publisher referral program is plain and simple: Refer new publishers to Infolinks and earn 10% of their revenue for 12 months.

As part of the new program, each Infolinks publisher has his own personal referral tab where you can get your own unique referral URL, see real-time sites sign up reporting as well as download a large amount of engaging banners to place on your site.

Join Infolinks here !