Here are 3 simple traffic and link building tactics for your MLM SEO that you can apply today to turn your mlm blog or site into bigger and more attractive magnet for incoming links, higher search engine rankings and more traffic in general.
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1. Link to other sites and related MLM blogs
Incoming links from other sites and blogs are the single most important ranking factor for Google, Yahoo and MSN
If you want to get more traffic to your site or blog, getting links from other relevant sites/blogs should be your #1 priority
If you want to get something, you need to give it first. If you want other blogs and site start linking to yours, give them links first.
Simple formula for getting incoming links:
Give without want
Give links and you shall (eventually) receive links.
Link to other related blogs or post in your niche, but you don't need to overdo.
It's (almost) always better to be over-generous with your linking to other than to be under-generous.
When quoting other bloggers, authors or online sources, link to the original resource.
If you're writing about and referring to something truly obnoxious, odious or offensive, make sure to use "nofollow" attribute in your outgoing links
Your links are like recommendation. Be careful who you're recommending
2. Implement SEF URLs on your MLM Site
SEF = Search Engine Friendly
URLs of your site or blog posts should not be only Search Engine Friendly (SEF), but also easily understandable for human visitors
Don't use cryptic URLs with dynamic parameters. Example:
YourSite.com/index.php?id=450&node=3&ref=443
Your URLs should give a clear hint about the content on the page.
Include keywords into your URLs
Having keywords in your URLs is one of on-page factors Google and search engines included in their ranking algorithms