ADVANCED SEO DETAILS
Not sure about some of what's included in the above SEO packages? Below you'll find some details to help clarify things.
WEBSITES (.com, etc) POSTED TO
These are all existing "top-level" (such as .com, .org and .net) websites that will be relevant to your website. As opposed to "web 2.0" sites, which are created on free platforms and have domain names that include the platform (such as MySite.wordpress.com or MySite.tumblr.com), these are independent domains on their own hosting accounts. Getting articles (with links back to your site) posted on these well-established, bigger sites is much harder (and more valuable) then getting posts on easier to find (and create) web 2.0 sites.
As for relevancy, we'll make sure that the sites we post to include content relevant to your site. That is, if your website sells music, we won't put an article linking to your site on a website that reviews kitchen appliances — all articles will go on music-related sites (as an example).
Outbound links are the number of links to other sites, on one web page. Some SEO firms will try to get the most out of a web page by loading it with links to the sites of many clients (including, possibly, links to the website of a competitor of yours). We don't do that.
One some of the sites we post to we'll add two articles, each with a link to different page of your site, on each website we use for your project. So, for instance, you could have a link to your home page (yoursite.com), and a link to an inner page on your site (yoursite.com/some-inner-page/).
Getting links from top-level websites is the most expensive part of SEO. It's why buying SEO services that include these links is expensive. MadBeeTech SEO, though, has brought the price-point way down. Just look at this service from one of the "other guys" — links from just 4 websites costs more than our entire SEO Package #1, which includes links from 8 websites.
The second "other guys" service — shown below — offers 5 website links from one plan (compared to our SEO Package #2's 8 websites), and their 15 website links plan is priced far higher than our SEO Package #2 plan that supplies you with links from 16 websites.
WEB 2.0 BLOGS POSTED TO
Web 2.0 platforms like WordPress are hugely popular nowadays. We'll add articles to many niche-relevant Web 2.0 blogs on only the most popular respected platforms including WordPress, Tumblr and Blogger
As we do for websites, we'll add two articles, each with a link to your site, on some blogs.
SOCIAL BOOKMARKING SITES
A social bookmarking site is one that allows a person to keep an online store of bookmarks to favorite websites for easy accesses from anywhere. We add your website to many social bookmarking accounts. Google can find these links when they're made publically viewable (which of course is what we do).
We use the big-name, popular bookmarking sites such as StumbleUpon, Delicious and Diigo — it's another great way to add some diversity to your site's backlink profile.
BLOG COMMENTS
Commenting on existing blog articles, and including a link within that comment, is a practice that has been abused by SEO practicioners (as many blog owners know from getting their blog posts spammed by commentors). They figured out a way to automate the process, and send out "Nice site you have, visit MyDomain.com" comments everywhere.
There is still, however, a place for blog comments. When a niche-relevant blog article is found, and a helpful, logical comment is manually submitted, a blog owner who moderates the blog may approve its posting. When that happens, you have a great source for direct traffic — getting a visitor not through a Google search, but directly from a reader of the comment clicking the link.
How do we know this? We've done it for our own site. Here's a blog comment added to a blog 7 years ago — and we still get traffic to our site from this one comment:
SOCIAL SHARES
Everyone's on social media. And a lot of people on social media are telling the world what site's they feel are interesting or popular by giving a site a Like or Share.
Many people feel that Google has included social sharing as some part of their ranking algorithm. It's hard to know for sure, but it certainly can't hurt for your site to have a bunch of Facebook Likes, Twitter Shares, Google+ Votes and Pinterest Pins. We get all of these for your site.