What I am going to discuss in this article are 2 simple ways that you can obtain first place search engine rankings for many keywords across the web.  These two simple ways are by first: creating videos, and by second:  creating articles.  But you have to do things the right way…

One of your major goals when creating articles or videos should be keyword domination.  Each article or video can still get tons of exposure across the web if you don’t dominate a keyword phrase, but since it can be rather easy in some niches, you will want to craft your articles and videos so that they may get ranking high in the search engines.  You see, if you go to Google right now to do research on a specific topic, chances are that you will run into a bunch of articles and videos throughout your searches.  So, as you can imagine, if you target the correct keyword phrases, you will soon find a bunch of your content across the web with these same types of results.    

After picking the keyword phrase that you want to dominate, you will then need to take additional steps in order to find your article or video at the top of the search engine rankings.  One of the best things you can do is to use a keyword help tool in order to create the tags for your article or video.  What you are really looking for you do this are keyword phrases that are very similar to your “target” keyword phrase.  For example, if I was writing an article on dog training tips, then I might use the following 6 keyword phrases as my tags:  dog training tips, dog potty training tips, dog obedience training tips, free dog training tips, dog house training tips, adult dog training tips. 

So, after you have your 6 tags, what you then need to do is chose keyword rich titles.  With our dog training example, we might decide to name an article:  Basic Dog Training Tips:  How To Train Your Dog To Sit, Stand, and Play Dead.  As you can see, I was able with this title to easily include my target keyword phrase “dog training tips,” while including the keywords “train” and “dog” a second time in the title.  All of this was done while still having the title make sense.  Just remember that when you make these titles, it can’t just be a bunch of rubbish.  Your goal is to make it keyword rich, still make sense, and to have it be an interesting article title.

You can use this method every time you create an article or video for the web.  You can then use specific software programs that allow you to submit each article to hundreds of article directory sties and each video to over 40 video sharing and social networking sites.  As a result, each article and video that you submit can get great exposure across the web for lots of free website traffic, many of it coming from your new top Google rankings.

So, why does all of this work?  Well, for a number of niche markets, virtually nobody has creating any real content for the web.  This is likely because there are so many companies out there that think that “internet marketing” is learning how to capitalize on AdWords.  As a result, you have more and more websites that put up websites quickly just to sell products and services.  Many of these sites have failed to realize that content is important.  So, if you create articles and videos for your websites, submit them across the web, and also put this same content on your blog or site, you will likely be doing what almost no one is doing in your niche.  Then, the search engines will see your site as the true “leader” for your market.   

Daniel Pereira

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http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools

Some of you are familiar with Google Webmaster Central, and some of you probably aren’t. If you aren’t then you’ll need to know that the #1 most important thing you can do at Google Webmaster Central is submit a sitemap to Google.

What will this do? Well, submitting a sitemap will provide Google with a “map” to your site, allowing them to more easily spider your site. You can also tell Google how often they should spider your site for new content.

Won’t your site get spidered naturally? Well, sometimes, and it usually will take a while if you haven’t submitted a sitemap. If you want your site spidered more often, then you MUST submit a sitemap to Google. This is my biggest secret for RSSEO (what I call Really Simple Search Engine Optimization), but most people will still never submit a sitemap. Why? Because they don’t know how to write one. Well, guess what, neither do I! I cheat and use a simple software program that writes my sitemaps for me. Here is a special link for your to download a free trial version of the INSPYDER Sitemap Creator:

http://www.inspyder.com/products/SitemapCreator/?referrer=tftf

Enjoy your new Google exposure!

Daniel Pereira

Step #1: Market Research
Step #2: Keyword Research
Step #3: Staying consistent With My Posts

The steps I take are different if I want to get free advertising using my videos, articles, or through a social networking site. These are the 3 steps I take with my blogs.

In step #1 you’ll learn that if you are in a market like mine, you are going to want to target specific keyword phrases with minimal competition. You can make it to the top of Google for harder keyword phrases, but there are thousands of people you may be competing against. I recommend you find a target market that you can dominate that isn’t already full of internet marketers.

In step #2 I use one of my favorite keyword research tools: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal. This is the step where the magic happens. I find keyword phrases (in this blog post “free Google advertising”) where there is little or no advertising competition. If there is no advertising competition, then there is usually little competition amongst marketers optimizing for those keyword phrases. I usually will double check by heading on over to Google to see what my competition looks like.

Step #3 is the reason why you might see me post 7 to 10 similar blog posts within a couple of weeks. I will post my blogs targeting the keyword phrases that I desire according to how long it takes me to get to the first page of Google. Once I am there I then see if it will be worth my efforts to keep posting in order to get to the #1 spot on Google.

Daniel Pereira

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Here’s here new YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/krhair

In one day’s work we made sure that we got her enough free advertising on Google to help her for years to come. How did we do this? With some market and keyword research, and a quick video session. Kelli’s 27 videos were created, optimized for Google, and uploaded to about 50 different sites all within a day’s work. The result? Her videos are getting lots of views and she is already getting calls. She has top search engine rankings with a number of her videos. Success!

Video marketing is just one of the many techniques that we use here at “The Free Traffic Formula” in order to get free google advertising. Make sure that you sign up to the left of this blog post for your free eBooks, free weekly conference calls, and your free mini course. We want to help you start getting the same type of results that Kelli has been getting. To your success!

Daniel Pereira

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One huge trick that worked really well for me was to simply add more content to my website. You see, back when I was a victim of the Google Slap, I only had a 2 page website. One page was for my offer, and the other page was for taking orders. After I learned that Google doesn’t find these 2 page websites very relevant, I decided that I should add a blog to websites that have little content. About 3 weeks after I added a blog to my website, Google decided to “remove the slap.” All I did was take the content that I sent to my subscribers list and added it to my blog. With all of these added pages, Google started to see my website as a “real” website. Also, Google started ranking these blog pages for me. So, one major “trick” for Google optimization is to actually have content on your website. If you don’t have much content, then add some. And the easiest way to add multiple pages to your website is by adding a blog.

O.K., a second “trick” for Google optimization that almost anyone will tell you is to obtain inbound links to your website. The only problem with this is that you can’t really “create” inbound links to your website unless you buy them. And if you buy them, and Google finds out that you have been buying all of your inbound links, then they will more than likely stop ranking your website. So, the trick is that you want people to link to your website, and you need ways to do this that Google would approve of. You may not like the answer, but the best way to get people to link to your website goes back to my first little bit of advice. If you create more quality content for your website, then people will naturally link to your website.

There is another option to create inbound links to your website if you are a bit impatient. I am sure you have heard of link exchanging. There are services that will do this for you, but I would never do this. I would exchange links with people and websites that I trust. Also, Google could possibly frown upon you if you decide to use a link exchange program. I would be very selective of the people that you exchange links with. If you pick and chose just a few trusted websites to exchange links with, then this will likely look better than exchanging links with 20 or more “strangers” across the web that may be using black hat techniques to drive traffic to their websites. You do NOT want to be associated with people using black hat SEO tactics.

One last “trick” that I want to share with you is to simply optimize your web pages by giving them a theme. This is a very basic SEO practice, but lots of people don’t do it because they just do know that they still should. You see, back in the day, people use to get really excited about using meta tags to get higher search engine rankings. Then, the search engines stopped giving people high ranking pages just because of what was in your meta tags, but this doesn’t mean that you should stop using meta tags.

In your html for each page, you are still going to want to “theme” each page. Some people give the same title for each off their website pages, instead, you will want to title each page according to that pages content. Also, make sure to offer a few meta tags for each web page that are slightly more specific to your page. You have probably also heard that you should include keywords relevant to your “theme” for each page. This is true, but you shouldn’t load the page with too many keywords because many people believe that this can actually hurt your page’s ranking instead of help it. So, my best advice to you is to include a few good keyword phrases relevant to each page’s theme but do over do it.

You should still write your page so that a normal reader (and not a Google Bot) will think that you page makes sense and that it has good content. For example, if I was optimizing this article, and if I wanted the search engines to think that the main theme was “easy Google optimization,” then I would maybe include a few sentences that started off like this: “And another really easy Google optimization tactic is to…” But, I wouldn’t want to include sentences in my article or web page that sounded repetitive to the reader like: “Easy Google Optimization Tactic #3: The easy Google optimization trick that I like the best, which gets me some really really easy Google optimization, is….” Now, I know that most of you wouldn’t write sentences like this for a normal web page or for a normal article, but the sad truth is that you will find people all across the web that will write entire pages in this boring, repetitive manner. Just remember that you are still writing your pages for people, and you want these same people to bookmark your website and link to your pages. But who would want to link to your website if it was obvious that you are loading your web pages with keywords for the search engines?

Daniel Pereira

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One of the first ways I started to appreciate the way Google gave me free advertising was by noticing that Google was ranking my articles. When I submitted my very first article, I only submitted it to EzineArticles.com. When I went and looked at Google Analytics for that site, I was fairly pleased to see that I was getting a little bit of traffic from that one article. After searching, I also noticed that with certain keyword phrases, Google had given me a high ranking for that article. Needless to say, I now make an effort to write and submit a lot more articles because of these high rankings. Thanks Google!

A second way that I learned to appreciate Google was through my video marketing. I was introduced to certain software programs that allow you to submit your videos to multiple video sharing websites. I learned that if you title your videos well and add relevant tags and descriptions, then you have a good chance of getting your video ranked on Google. For one of the videos I submitted, Google gave me the #1 spot for a phrase that should have rightfully gone to a huge corporation. That corporation actually contacted me, thinking that I was somewhat of a guru in the industry, and said that if I wanted, I could do an interview with their company’s spokesperson!

A third little trick that I have used in order to get a lot of free website traffic has been growing my blog daily. What I really like is that fact that Google has started to spider my blog very often, allowing pages and pages of my website to be indexed by Google. When I get this free traffic to my blog, I make sure that I have an email opt-in box and information to the side of my blog that lets people know that I have even more great things to offer them on my “normal” web pages. Once again, thanks Google!

The fourth way that I know to work really well for free Google advertising is to follow what I call RSSEO (Really Simple Search Engine Optimization). Part of my RSSEO is to continue to theme my web pages while still using titles and meta tags. I also always make sure to submit a sitemap to Google at www.google.com/webmasters/tools. Some website owners get frustrated because Google isn’t spidering, indexing and ranking their web pages. Most people easily fix this problem by submitting these sitemaps.

So those are just 4 of the really great techniques that I have been able to use in order to get more and more free traffic to my websites. I am grateful because I have been able to stop my pay-per-click campaigns for most of my sites. If I want more traffic, then I focus more on these free traffic techniques. I could get more traffic by paying for it, but I’d rather motivate myself by building my own traffic and looking forward to the larger amounts of profits that I will receive due to my efforts. Why pay Google for your advertising if they are so willing to give it to you for free?

Daniel Pereira

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