Web 2.0 Backlinks

Create Web 2.0 pages for an offsite Search Engine Optimization bonus.

Web 2.0 websites are perfect for syndicating content around the Internet without using your own website or blog. Virtually all Web 2.0 sites also offer a way to link back to your homepage, a deep link, or even another of your Web 2.0 properties.

When you create a set of Web 2.0 properties to promote your blog, you can link each Web 2.0 property to the previous Web 2.0 and to the money site, in order to create what's called a Web 2.0 link wheel. SEO experts are currently arguing about whether or not Google detects linkwheels and penalizes the money site, since a linkwheel leaves somewhat of a footprint.

When you create a set of Web 2.0 properties to promote your blog, you can link them randomly together and to the money site, in order to create what's called a Web 2.0 mini-net. This is a much more random method that leaves less of a footprint for Google to find. It more closely mimics the way back links are generated naturally on the Internet.

Some examples of Web 2.0 sites:

Go to these websites, create a profile, and upload your content and links. Google does love Web 2.0 sites, so avoid leaving footprints and you can collect yourself some serious dofollow backlinks. Just remember to social bookmark these pages and link back to them in other ways, in order to get them indexed quicker, and hopefully get them some PR juice.