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LinkMoney.org readers will remember that we discussed Social Networking in a previous post.

LinkMoney dot org Let’s Get Social

Now we want to discuss this in a little detail in case there is anyone that does not know how to go about getting involved. These Social sites are becoming more and more prevalant. You can literally subscribe to hundreds of them.

We at LinkMoney generally find that about a half dozen of the more popular ones are good enough for our purpose. We often use StumbleUpon, Digg, Technorati, Delicious, and Twitter. Ok, five then.

Here’s how it works. You first must visit those sites and sign up for an account, always free, as in no cost at all. You will get a user name and password to use every time you want to sign in. If you sign in on a regular basis say once a day, then you generally do not have to sign in each and every time you want to promote a website.

The purpose of these Social sites is to give you your own one vote to tell the world that you approve of a site. The more votes the sites get, the higher their notification count goes, and if they become viral in nature, your favorite website might just get many thousands of visits in just one day!

It is a little nuiscance to go through the sign in and captchas but it is a small price to pay of your time to help out a fellow Blogger or website that you feel is of special mention.

Our friend in Blogging, Michael Martine, Blogging Consultant, over at MichaelMartine.com has posted an extremely helpful explanation regarding how to set up a BlogPack. His logo of a pack of wolves is certainly understandable, but I would like to think of this idea as the team in a circle with all of the players hands stacked up on one another at a ball game. Give a cheer and help your friends out. You will be amazed at how it will come back to help you.

Visit the BlogPack blog.

Incidently, if anyone wants to start a BlogPack here just do your thing and let us know about it. We’ll visit your site and reciprocate. Try to stick with the proper theme, such as; Blogging, Make Money Online, SEO, wordPress and so on.

Enjoy!

A few days ago I submitted a comment on Michael Martine’s very fine Remarkablogger website in which I asked him to describe three often used phrases in website promotions. The three terms were; Anchor Text, Backlinks and Nofollow.  Well Michael, true to his word, did just that in today’s post which you should read at SEO for Beginners.

The one thing that struck me the most was that Anchor Text is the actual text you use in the link, like the word “Rebarkablogger” above.  One should never use such as “Click Here,” because the search engines actually index the Anchor Text.

Thanks again Michael.

Oh and Michael also recommends very highly a very easy to understand ebook titled SEO School and he provides a discount coupon from his website.