10 Indirect Ways To Get To The Top Of Search Engines

There are millions of web sites trying to get listed in top 20 spots of major search engines. That amounts to an awful lot of competition and even after spending hours and hours on Search Engine Optimization techniques you may still not be able to achieve a high ranking for your competitive keywords!

However, if it proves too difficult for you to get high rankings directly, there are still ways that you can get to top.......indirectly!

So, just how do you do this?

Firstly, look up top 20 web sites on major search engines under keywords and phrases people would find your web site. If you could either advertise on those sites, or get a link from those sites to yours then that would be nearly as good as having a top listing yourself.

The most expensive way to do this would be to buy ad space on those web sites. However, if you don't want to spend any money to do this, you could use ten strategies below.

These strategies may not of course apply to every web site but I'm sure there'll be at least two or three that you can make use of straight away....

1. Participate on their discussion boards. You could post questions, answer other peoples questions, and join in on conversations. Just include your signature file and link to your website at end of your messages.

2. Ask web site owner if they would like a free ebook to giveaway to their visitors. You could have them link to your web site or include your ad in free ebook.

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