We've all heard the stories; people who start out with nothing and make million online in what seems like no time. It happens all the time, and it's every internet marketer's dream. What you don't always hear, when you're researching ways to make money online, is just how hard you must work to get achieve this goal. Nine times out of ten that so-called overnight success actually took years of effort to put into place.

This is what you must keep in mind when you see the "push-button"...

Optimize your website:
- every page must have unique title and description
- use keywords in text
- feel alt and title for images
- put link on another articles of your website
- set analytic
- provide not only text information (also pictures, presentations, videos)
- cross post your articles to social networks
- put Facebook Like, tweet, +1 buttons

I have put together this list and it might be of use to some of you...

Page Rank 7 - Paid Submission

http://www.businesswire.com
http://www.marketwire.com
http://www.newswire.ca
http://www.prnewswire.com
http://www.prweb.com

Page Rank 6 - FREE Sites (or mostly)

http://www.live-pr.com
http://www.media-newswire.com
http://www.prlog.org
http://www.NewswireToday.com
http://www.PR.com...

So today I finally signed up for a trial of SEOMoz. Having signed up I'm not quite sure what I hope to achieve.

Like all the things I sign up for I'm trying th efree version first. Not because I object to paying but because I don't want to fork out $99 a month and get some rubbish.

So far I've set my site up and done some other stuff. I can't say I'm that impressed though. Sure the systems tell you about your site and your competitors data but so far I've not found...

If you think about it, then this makes sense. Just why should a directory that allows it’s user to put up whatever content they want rank well in the search engines. Maybe there was a time in the past that it did, but in 2012 it should be quality first right? If you don’t have someone controlling what is getting uploaded then it can quickly turn into a spammers paradise. Just go and look at some directories out there now.

Editorial control is important. Paid directories like...