LINKWHEELS

The concept in creating your LINKWHEELS is to make one link from a Web 2.0 property to another Web 2.0 and another link to the main site or the hub page. Follow this simple process for all the published articles on your Web 2.0 sites until you form a wheel or a loop. Make sure that each of the posts or spokes is linked once to another spoke and once to the hub page. The illustration at the right will serve as your guide in creating those link wheels. The spokes in this example are those articles in Blogger, Squidoo, Wordpress, Weebly, Facebook, and Vox which are connected with a counter-clockwise link. The hub is another Web 2.0 site where you publish an article. Each spoke points a link to the hub. You will notice that the hub has a link to your main money-making site. This means that you can make other identical LINKWHEELS around that main site.

You can start posting in at least six Web 2.0 sites then create a linkwheel. Once you have the hang of creating wheels, you can create sub-wheels around each spoke that you created in your first linkwheel. You can go on and on as long as you keep track of the links you are pointing to. Don't get lost in your sub-wheels. Just stay focused on aiming to get a great amount of traffic to your main site. All the wheels you are creating must generate traffic to a main money-making site.

Your sub-wheels must have their own hubs which are linked to the main site. By this time, you have created several LINKWHEELS as shown in the picture. This will tremendously help push your main money-making site to the top position of the search engines results pages.

Also consider the placement of specific keywords, relevant pictures or videos, and quality content in your posts. Blog sites are not the only linkwheel components that you can use. Creating backlinks from social networking sites like StumbleUpon, Facebook, Friendster, MySpace, Twitter, Kaboodle, and others is also a good integration when building your LINKWHEELS. Using these Web 2.0 properties will keep your neighborhood 'noisy' about what you are up to in your main site. This will drive attention and curiosity among Web surfer, and you'll be lucky enough to have those who really click through all the links and drive traffic to your main money-making site. The diagram shows what you can do with the different Web 2.0 properties available.

This part of building your wheels is not really easy. You have to devote time and effort in letting the world wide web know about your existence. However, there are tools you can download for free, or buy from other sites. Or you can simply hire seo experts to help you out. You can find them at www.linkwheelpower.com.

By the time you're done building your LINKWHEELS, expect a tremendous impact on the ranking of your main site in the search engines results pages. This means 'more profit' for your online business. You simply have to unleash the power of your link wheels and let them squeeze juice to your money-maker.

A word of caution: Your competitors are always on the lookout of the activities in your site, especially if you're ranking so high in Google. Consider updating all your LINKWHEELS and other seo techniques consistently to have keep your traffic fresh all the time.