#1 Create a blog (google blogs are not ranking good in google but has good ranking in yahoo.com) Make sure you create a blog in topic where you have deep interest so that you can post more about topic & share information.

#2 Start Submission for your blogs net presence. You can start submitting to blog directories & general directories in relevant categories.

#3 Keep posting regularly....

I bet by this simple task you make more than 100$ I understand its a small amount but its worth in proportion of time you spent & fun you have posting something you would love to talk about.

Ravz..! http://expertseo.rediffblogs.com

From “Florida” update to most recent “Allegra” update, major GOOGLE algorithm updates are denoted by a successive alphabetical naming scheme, similar to hurricanes and typhoons, when they are implemented. A certain severity threshold seems to trigger whether an update is named or not. The CSS Spamming has become such a widespread practice that we believe when resolved it will be comparable to “Florida” update.

I would suggest following names and meanings:

Balwin – Bold Protector Beaman – Bee Keeper Barth – Protector Barron – Fighter Bernard – Steady

I kind of favor name “Bernard” myself.

I highly recommend that anyone using CSS techniques to SPAM, on their or client’s Sites immediately desist. Site owners hold ultimate responsibility for what occurs on their Site. Site owners should immediately check with your Webmaster, Website Marketing or SEO company to make sure they are not deploying CSS Spam techniques on their Site, to protect themselves in this coming update. Many small business owners do not have time or knowledge to manage their own Sites.

In past updates, many business owners suddenly found that their Site had been completely de-listed or de-rated so severely that it cost them their livelihood. Small business owners are so busy managing daily affairs of their business, they have to hire outside professionals foe web development, marketing etc. If you fall in that category make sure and read what GOOGLE has to say about SEO: http://www.google.com/webmasters/seo.html

Another very real and present danger to “Black Hat” SEO practices is; When Sites using dubious methods gain top positions, competing “White Hat” Webmasters and Site Owners checking their own positions find unfair positioning, they tend to report Spam directly to Search Engine. This method of reporting Spam Sites has become very effective for “White Hat” webmasters and Search Engines alike. GOOGLE even states that such reports are used in ongoing development and refinement of their algorithms. Many are reviewed and even banned. Spam reported through these channels are valuable to Search Engine administrators, saving a great deal of algorithm research and development expenditure. You bet they listen.

We support reporting Sites deploying Spam methods to:

Google @ http://www.google.com/contact/spamreport.html MSN @ At bottom of every SERP, select “Help us improve” link. Yahoo @ http://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/ysearch/cgi_reportsearchspam Excite @ http://mailit.excite.com/mailit/feedback_abuse.jsp DMOZ @ staff@dmoz.org

Know your and your client’s competition in SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages). If a competitive Site’s listing doesn’t look right, examine code and determine how and why they beat you in SERPs.

Ken Webster Mountain Eagle Marketing Published 03/22/05