When it comes to building natural search engine traffic, there are five major cornerstones to you link building campaign. Not one or two - five. The major mistake most people make is that they focus on just one or two of these methods. If you really want to see your site jump up in the rankings, then you need to be using at least four, if not all five of these methods.

Cornerstone #1 - Articles
This is one of the most popular ways of getting one way links to your website. With this method, you simply write articles on topics related to your websites and submit them to article directories like EzineArticles and iSnare. These websites allow you to have a couple links back to your website as a way of saying thank you for providing them with the article to use.

Cornerstone #2 - Directories
Back in the old days, this method was all the "rage". This was THE method to getting high search engine rankings and traffic. However, it seems that people forgot about it in the past couple years. Don't overlook this method. It's a great way to get permanent high quality one way links.

Cornerstone #3 - Link Exchanges
Some people have argued that link exchanges are dead and that they'll hurt your search engine optimization efforts. I'm a results kind of guy, and currently this method still works despite all of the naysayers. However, there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. Exchanged links should comprise less than 10% of your total incoming links and should be built slowly over time.

Cornerstone #4 - Press Releases
Writing press releases seems to frighten most people. Don't let it. This method is one of the most powerful methods to building a lot of high quality links very quickly.

Cornerstone #5 - Social Bookmarking & Networking
This method is another that is frequently overlooked by

To learn more about these five cornestones and how to implement them, I'd recommend getting my free report - The Ultimate Traffic Blueprint - available at www.UltimateTrafficBlueprint.com. It will provide you with a detailed step by step method for implementing these five cornerstones.