temi
Senior Member

We often get this question at UK webmaster Forum, how do I build links and how do I know what a quality link is. Here are some answers to the question of link building and accessing the quality of a link.

• Blog post . Contribute to a blogs in the niche you are building links for. For example if you are building links for a dating site, go to dating related blogs and offer to be a guest blogger.
• Blog commenting. Comment in a blog relating to the niche you are building

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Most of the time in this forum we are always discussing search optimisation (SEO) related issues. As we all know, PPC is the other side of the search engine marketing coin. Looking at building a PPC campaign from the ground, one of our members wrote a nice intro to creating Google PPC campaign,, excerpts from the tutorial can be found below.

To get the most out of Google Adwords some tasks should be carried out online. For most day-to-day tasks it is far easier to download and install

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Online security experts at security firm Seculert has announced that over 45,000 security login to the accounts of British and French Facebook accounts was stolen by a malware recently. Malware which is a worm dubbed Ramnit is said to has been around since April 2010. In its previous incarnation it was deployed to steal banking details.
A spokes person for Facebook said they are working on fixing the issue. Facebook is always having one security issue or the other, a few weeks ago,

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This is a very rough guide to the value of links coming from other sites to your site, how they can boost your site SERPs

Originally Posted by temi

Good quality guidelines does not give advice to the level you seem to want them to advice you..... basically, they score each link based on where the link is coming from , for example: (this is just a VERY rough, extremely simplified version of very complex algo).
- Link from your competition or very closely related site gets marked 9/10

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If you are and author, once your contents is out there on the web it is quite difficult to know who has been reading it, how often its been cited etc etc, help is now at hand with what some are calling Google Author Stats. In a blogpost titled Clicks and Impressions for Authors Google set out how it has improved into authors can access for their contents:

"getting more visibility, and users benefit from seeing the name, photo, and way to connect with the person who created

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