Because the internet is open for anyone to comment on anything, you have to be careful what you take in. For all you know, it could be a 15 year old who knows nothing about plug in profit that is feeding you false information. Now I do not want to sit here and say that there are no downsides to the site, because that would be a false statement. But what programs and sites is there that do not have any problems?

The point is that there are a number of misconceptions regarding the plug in profit site. It can be difficult to ignore these statements, especially when they are spread across the internet. But the best way to find out what is true and what is not is to do your own research. To help you out, I will outline a few misconceptions spread about the site.

First off, people seem to believe that you have to register a domain name under Stone Evans. In actuality, all you have to do is provide a domain name for your website that he will build for you. Where you register your domain name is all up to you, then you just point the domain name back to the host4profit server. The benefit of this is that you can find the most affordable, yet reliable domain name for your website.

The next misconception is that you are required to upgrade your autoresponder when you get on your plug in profit site. What people do not understand is that it is recommended, not required. The reason it is recommended is because it will be beneficial to you and your website in the future, but there is nothing that states you have to upgrade in order to receive a website.

Similar to upgrading your autoresponder, people feel threatened to upgrade some of Stone Evans' other programs as well such as SFI and Traffic Swarm. This is not a requirement, but it can potentially make you a lot of money. The best thing for you to do is research and find out how much success other people have had with these programs by asking around in forums. If you feel you too can have success, it may be worth it to upgrade after all.

There are misconceptions and false statements spread across the internet every day, including on the plug in profit site. Certainly the information above will help you put aside a few of these false statements, but the only way you can truly learn about plug in profit is to take the time to learn about it yourself.

By David O'Connor

MarketmyWord.com

To rank high on Google, your website has to be measured by "500 million variables and 2 billion terms" of Google's equation, as stated on Google's Corporate Information Technology Overview page. Google's ranking system is based on a democracy, and the citizens are the links on the worldwide web that vote for each other. Not unlike our government today, many of these "links" are paid for, and some are of greater value. Ranking high on Google is playing politics. Links and Keywords are the key players in the ranking game. Google also takes into consideration the full content of the page including HTML codes, fonts, subdivisions and the "precise location of each word."

Links are votes. You must develop a link strategy. Google likes linking things together. Create a rich network of links with distinct quality content. Your website must have quality links going out and coming in. Quality is the key word. Links from reputable pages (which ironically includes .gov pages) are given more weight than links on "link farm" pages. Linking to a "link farm" is one of the worst things you can do and can potentially get your deported off the web. The better the links, the better your ranking. Google will factor in your page content and the content of the pages you link to. Do your research. Google has a free page rank tool on their toolbar. Use it to find out the page ranking and visit the site.

Google also gives more weight to one-way links that lead to your site, and less weight to reciprocal links. How do you get these? Buy them. List yourself in a reputable directory listing. Make sure you are listed in the Open Directory Project (DMOZ.org). If you can't buy links, write good content. Give someone a reason to link to your site. Again, the keyword is Quality. Submitting articles and press releases are also strategies in the linking game.

Keywords are your platform. They are what you stand for. Words count. Graphics don't. Make sure your words are not in graphic form and make sure you have relevant titles under your graphics. Start with your title tag. Put everything you stand for in ten words or less. Make your URLs short and keyword specific. Brand yourself. If you type in soda, Mountain Dew will not show up on the first page. If you type in Mountain Dew, it will be on the first page. Brand yourself so users know what they are searching for. Do not put the same words in every heading and every tag. Be descriptive. Sell yourself. There are multitudes of free keyword rank and suggestion tools. Use them as a supplement to your knowledge of your company.

Think of every element in your website as words and pages in a presentation that is going to be up for a vote. Does everything fit? Is it all related? Are you a reputable company with a quality product? Does it sell? Now sell it. Google is waiting for you.

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