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Hey Brandon,

Okay guys, some of you may not know what these are for. And those of you who will wonder why I am posting it for all to see. I don’t know. I do stupid things like that.

Well, for those of you who don’t know what linkwheel sites are, think of them as the web 2.0 version of mini-sites. If you want to know what a mini-site is, go download Revenge of the Mininet by Michael Campbell. Now that is one book I question why it is free. I would pay for it. In other words, link wheels are networks of sites designed for one purpose, boosting the rank of one site in the search engines, although they may have more benefits.

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This is a guest post by Dalirin from BlogSND.com.

Everyone will run their search engine optimization (SEO) campaign a little different yet in many ways they’ll be similar. When you are considering starting your own SEO campaign there are many things you’ll want to consider.

SEO seems to be a never ending process, so be prepared to spend some time on it regularly. It will take a lot of time to run a successful SEO campaign but it is something possible to do. When you’ve decided you are ready to run a SEO campaign there are several things you’ll want to consider doing including some of the following:

I don’t know if you have ever heard about Hamlet Batista. If you haven’t, you are not alone. We, as bloggers, tend to like visibility. But some of the biggest money makers online are not visible. They don’t need to be. They build sites, optimize them for search engines and remain invisible. They don’t have to worry about posting every day, their Technorati rank or whether they have a lot of subscribers. They don’t have to. But they do make lots of money. I used to do this. Not the “lots of money part”. I have made decent money on the internet for over four years now, more than I would from any job a person without a degree can get, but definitely not lots.

Stomping the Search Engines 2

A little bit of history on Stompernet. I have the first set of Stompernet audios where Andy Jenkins and Brad Fallon taught me a lot about making money online through building traffic through search engines. The product set the record for the highest sales of an online infromation product the day it came out back in 2006.

And now it is time for version 2 of Stomping the Search Engines. Let me tell you first that clients of Stompernet pay $800 a month for the information contained in these new videos. Yes they are videos.