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Building a good company website and then sitting back and waiting for people to begin clicking on your website will not be a successful way to generate traffic. Once a main website is completed and published, it takes effort and diligence using strategic marketing techniques in order for the website to be viewed by Internet browsers. If a person is typing keywords into a search engine that relate to what your company offers, your website will never appear in the top pages of search engines unless advertising has been paid for, or unless marketing efforts have been made to push the site higher up the search ranks.

Why Is a Link Wheel Necessary?

A link wheel is a marketing strategy that is closely-related to SEO marketing techniques. SEO stands for search engine optimization and works to associate keywords with related sites. Using keywords and links in a website will help it to become more readily-accessible to browsers on the web.

Without using a link wheel, a website may never see the light of day. By this, it is meant that the website will be lost in the midst of thousands of other similar sites. Something must be done in order for a website to stand out from the crowd. If a person owns an auto insurance company and wants to promote auto insurance to online customers, it will have to compete for attention in prospective customers with the hundreds of thousands of other companies that sell auto insurance online. Building a link wheel helps to make a website be directed to the top of search engine ratings and lets it stand out from the crowd, thus attracting more hits and more people of interest.

Basic Link Wheel Format

While it does take effort and time to create a link wheel that will be effective and produce results, it will be worth the work when the results begin to show. Within two or three weeks after a link wheel has been developed, the primary website should begin to show near the top of search engine rankings. This will make the website much more viewable to people who are searching for something online that relates to what the primary website is promoting or offering.

To begin the building of a link wheel, you must first distribute an article or other similar web property onto a site such as WordPress. On the WordPress content, you will include a back link that leads to the main website. Once this is complete, you then create a blog on Weebly or Blogger, or another similar blogging site, and insert a hyperlink (or back link) that leads to the article on WordPress. Then, you create a product review (or other text content) on a separate website that has a back link that directs to the content you put on WordPress.

This will continue in steps until approximately 1- to 12 web properties have been distributed. You can choose a few of these properties to also contain additional back links that lead directly to the primary website.

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