Another POWERFUL SEO Technique - Hop Skip Jump!

[dzoaffiliate]

Hey Guys...

In my quest to share some good SEO techniques in this forum that work well for organic traffic as
well as PPC traffic (bought traffic).

Here's another technique I've been using for a while.
I call it web site hop-skip-jump! - don't ask me why :-)

This involves setting up 3 websites on completely different hosting companies.
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT because your sites need to be on totally seperate subnets.
Let me say that again, you must setup 3 accounts with 3 different hosting.
Try and get one in Canada, one in USA and one in Autralia - if possible.

So for example, I have one account with HostGator, one account with GoDaddy and HoustonHost.com which is in Houston.

Now one site will be the main site with affiliate links and also list building optin form.

The other 2 sites will feed this main site with traffic. These 2 sites will have content which is complementary to the main site.

so for example:

site 1 = main site
site 2 = related niche site with links to site 1
site 3 = related niche site with links to site 1

Let's say your main site is about "Breeding Fresh water Tropical Fish"
then site 2 could have content around "general topics on fresh water aquariums"
and the site 3 could have content around "Fresh water trpical fish diseases".

They are all related niches!

Google will see these links as relevent and your QS will go up. It's a powerful technique.
So now u know - go give it a shot...

Nitin

[tjcocker]

You are crazy insane smart. When my GoDaddy account gets almost too big I'll open another somewhere else and do a two step hop-skip version. Then later more. Thanks for sharing something new, or new to me at least.

[GeorgR.]

Originally Posted by dzoaffiliate

Google will see these links as relevent and your QS will go up. It's a powerful technique.
So now u know - go give it a shot...

Nitin

Yes it is, but it's nothing new. You basically describe a (very) simplified linkwheel respective blog-interlinking.

There are some hosters which actually provide different IPs (on different sub-nets, locations)..so called "SEO Hosting"..this is exactly for that purpose.

There are many more advanced methods in regards to this method, for example the old "MSN loophole" method was revolving about that idea also.

A linkwheel uses the same principle...with interlinked web2.0 properties (squidoo, hubpages, weebly etc..) all linking to a main page and interlinking to each other in various ways.