Newbie Tip : Use Press Releases to make $245 in 60 minutes!

Hey Guys,

I know how hard it is for a newbie to sift through all the fluff that's there on the web just to find a tiny bit of decent information.

I'm gonna try and help out by giving this neat little trick, minus the fluff.

TIP - If you've got a good long tail keyword, you can use the power of press releases to leverage your SERPs.
There are sites like PRlog.org which allow you to create and publish press releases for free, and you can put up to 3 links in each release.

So here's what you need to do.

• Create a release
• Put in your affiliate links
• Submit it to google
• Ping it to a couple of free ping sites like pingoat.com and pingomatic.com.
• Get yourself one our two of the most popular high PR profile link packets available on the net.
• Keep building 1 or 2 links everyday.

This will hardly take any time (30 mins - 1 hour for the press release, 10 mins daily for backlinking) and you'll be surprised at the results you'll achieve!

I had one such press release, which took me 30 minutes to write. Then I built a couple of links here and there for 2 weeks. By the third week, my PR was ranking at #2 for my keyword. I never built a single backlink after that, but it's held on to it's position.

Till date, I've pulled in $245 in commissions through that single press release that I wrote. Never had to put in a single minute after the ranking came through.
How's that for a tip!

LSI Keywords & Press releases -

Here's another useful tip that I've come across.
As it turns out, Google has been giving a lot of importance to LSI keywords these days. To put it in simple words, LSI keywords are keywords which are similar to, but not exactly same as, your own keyword.

So here's something you can do to leverage the power of PRs with LSI keywords.
Rather than writing releases based on your main keyword, pick out other keywords similar to it and write releases based on those.

Then point those PRs to your affiliate website for some awesome link juice.


Hope I've been able to help!

Cheers,

~ Pragun

P.s - If you think my post helped you, a "thanks" would go a long way.