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| | | Date Posted :2008/12/25 | | Get Free Backlinks From Ebay Here |
If you have a link building strategy, getting backlinks and finding new ways to obtain them should be something that you constantly focus on as part of a daily routine in your work at home business. Better still if you can get them for free and they happen to be top quality links from one of the biggest sites on the planet - eBay! As an eBay member you can create your own profile page. Your profile is a nice way to increase your eBay credibility but it doesn’t really bring visitors to your other websites and doesn’t allow link backs. But there is something else that does. Here’s where the link juice is… Your eBay About Me page. Start to build your own About Me page using HTML complete with clickable links but only after you've read eBay’s About Me Guidelines so that you do not violate any eBay terms and conditions. There are certain links you can not have but you may be surprised at just how relaxed eBay is with their terms. More on eBay’s About Me page My About Me Page:
Your Ebay Blog:
You may already know that eBay allows you to create your own blog. But not many realize there is a better way of using your eBay blog to help you in your link building. Essentially what you should do and how you can get the best out of your eBay blog:
- do not start an eBay blog like a normal blog. For God's sake, don't start posting hundreds of pages like it's your Wordpress blog. Keep your blog posts to a bare minimum perhaps 2 to 3 posts.
- Use one of your pages to build a List of Resources in which you link out to your Resource Partners. It helps to diversify your link exchange program.
- Obtain quality inbound links to your eBay blog as you would similarly do for your other websites.
- Do not be afraid of linking out to others but especially so to bloggers who are already your link partners. It's called linking to a link. The rationale is this. When you link to them, you build their authority and in turn you've boosted your own page authority and backlink.
Sample eBay Blogs: Here is mine: ...and yippee! it has been indexed just after 2 days!  That it took only 2 days for Google to index this page and already given a page 2 SERP for one of my keywords I'm currently ranking 'work at home ideas' speaks well about eBay and more importantly this page is now getting a certain amount of Google Juice from it. It's indeed a pleasant surprise for me although my primary interest in this page remains in facilitating link exchanges with others. It goes to show also that what you decide to name your ebay blog is extremely important (see screenshot). Here's one from an SEO Specialist friend Scott Coplen: Why Link with eBay? Well when I last checked, this site has 56 million inbound links at Yahoo and a PR 8. That alone is good enough for me. But apart from the linking potential it offers, your eBay blog does bring you additional traffic to your own sites or work from home business blog. On the first day that I got my page indexed, I had 65 views for this eBay blog and about 20 views for the post I included "The Easiest Way To Get Backlinks Starts Here". It may not seem much, but considering it's the first day and I didn't do anything to promote it, I'm just a little short of being ecstatic. Although I've yet to venture into the full spectrum of what eBay offers to work from home business owners, my first impression of eBay has been better than I thought. In terms of backlinks, linking opportunities and its vast Google Juice sharing, eBay has shown why it's one of the greatest sites on earth. |
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