The new power-tool launched by Google brings improvements to the SEO process

The much anticipated and long-expected Google disavow links tool was launched last week by Matt Cutts, at the PubCon in Las Vegas. While this new tool comes with a “only to be used with caution” warning, it will come very handy to people doing search engine optimization, since it makes removing low quality links so much easier.

There is no doubt that the latest Panda and Penguin updates messed up everything you thought you knew about search engine optimization and got you to the point where you would gladly buy backlinks, but you just do not know what to ask for.

As you already know, as the main tools in any websites’ SEO, backlinks are considered indicators of a website’s popularity. However, if, until recently, bombing your website with backlinks from any niche and from any websites was enough, the accent falling more on quantity and less on quality, things have changed.

There are a few rules to follow when purchasing backlinks, which will assure the success of your website. First of all and most importantly, you should never buy backlinks on an irrelevant website because nobody will click on these links so they will be useless. You shouldn’t restrict yourself to only buying .gov or .edu links; there are many other high-authority or high page-rank websites out there. Never buy backlinks on websites where your competitors have listed theirs because it is unethical and since the other links have been there before yours, visitors will avoid clicking the link to your website. Only purchase backlinks from websites that are very popular and have high traffic; also try to get backlinks listed for as long as possible.

Last but not least, you shouldn’t build or purchase too many backlinks in a short period of time, because otherwise search-engines might label your website as spam and you will not appear in the search result list at all.
Before you buy backlinks on any website, you need to determine how important that specific website is to your niche, how much traffic it generates and of course, what ranking it has on search engines, to make sure it is a good investment which will mean more visitors and therefore more profit for your business!

Over recent years Google has stunned and shocked webmasters around the world by releasing algorithm updates that change the way websites are ranked. The latest of these changes, following hot on the heels of the Panda update, has been Google Penguin.

The Google Penguin update was released on April 24, 2012 and had the express aim targeting black hat SEO techniques such as keyword stuffing, article spinning and other shady strategies used by Internet Marketers across the World.

In order to still rank your website successfully for the keywords you want to rank for, you need to adapt your SEO strategy so that it is more inline with what Google is looking for following Penguin.

In this article we are going to look at the various Do’s and Don’ts of Google Penguin so that you can have a good strategy to go out into the world of Search Engine Optimization. We will also look at the other updates that are likely to come about as the Google Penguin algorithm is continually updated.

Social bookmarks are used in order to identify online resources that were stored, organized and managed by online users, so, if your goal is to buy social bookmarks, you need to be certain that you understand what they are all about.

Most of the online management services providing bookmarks started to operate back in 1996. After the term “social bookmarking” along with the term of “tagging”, were established by a popular site in the field, set up in 2003, the domain developed even further.

The social bookmarking system was conceived for those who wish to save certain websites links in order to use them later or share them. Bookmarks are generally public, but they can also be saved privately and shared only with certain groups or within specific domains, private or public.