Quick Link Building Tips
Step #1 – Pick the primary keyword and find three the most relevant keywords for your primary keyword.
Step #2 – Set Google Alarms for each of the keywords.
Step #3 – Create an RSS feed in Google Reader.
Just like you did in the Phase #1, make the notification from Google Alarms to be delivered via RSS feed and not email.
Step #4 – Find 5-10 Authority pages regarding your topic.
Search for FB pages with at least 500-1000 likes each. For each page, find the owner’s blog and grab the RSS feed from there.
In some niches you will not be able to find enough pages. In that case you need to search for high traffic blogs (blogs with Alexa ranking below 100,000).
You can also use RSS feeds from some of the YouTube channels that are relevant to your topic and are constantly updated.
Step #5 – Create Yahoo Pipes Feed.
Combine all 5-10 authority RSS feeds just like we did in Phase #1 and create a single RSS feed.
Step #6 – Add All RSS Feeds to Facebook
First, search for the RSS Graffiti app via the Facebook search box and then follow the instructions to set up the feed for your page.
Add three feeds for your most relevant keywords and combined Yahoo Pipes feed to Facebook.Now your main Facebook page is ready to start getting some following, building authority for your website, and generate some traffic.
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