[Stephen Meyer]

Most marketers understand they need to use Social Sites to build backlinks and visitor counts to their sites. There is another way to use these sites to your advantage as well and gain major ranking in the shortest amount of time.

It's called a "Link Wheel". If you haven't built one you should do so immediately.

To build a Link Wheel you simply join a few Social sites, Warriors use up to 45 social sites but I don't suggest it. 6 to 10 sites would work just fine.

In a link wheel you build one site such as Squidoo and link it back to your web site. Then you build a second site and link it to your Squidoo lens and to your web site. Then you build another site and link it to your last site and to your web site. You keep doing this until all sites are linked one by one. At this point each site is linking to only the site before it and back to your web site.

Now you can either leave the wheel open as it is or link your last site back to your Squidoo lens thus closing the wheel.

Of course each site is going to need content. Do not spin an article and post to different sites and do not post the same articles to different sites. Write a unique article for each site and make sure it is keyword rich.

Building a Link Wheel should be considered a standard part of a healthy link building program and it is something you need to do as quickly as possible.

Steve

[GT]

Hi, Stephen:

This is awesome advice, explained simply so even guys like me can
understand the application and see the sense in it!

I think we are all familiar with lengthy and elaborate articles or
instructions that try to explain a concept, but leave a person more
confused instead of informed and empowered.

Thanks again! (Great graphic, too.)

GT

[12546bc]

Steve,

Thanks for this wonderful information and as GT said it was put in simple terms. I am going to get started with this ASAP. I am in the process of trying to get my website back in the loop and am looking for ways to build traffic. This information couldn't have come at a better time.

[bryanps]

Hi Steve,

That's a very good explanation about the "link wheel". Still trying to build backlinks. I still find a bit of trouble putting it all together. Seems like there's a lot to do to increase your page ranks and search engine rankings.

Thanks again

[Malcolm Tindle]

Hi Steve,

That's a great tip and you have explained it so simply,

thanks for sharing,

Mal.

[Alan Mater]

Hi Stephen,

Great explanation and easy to understand. This is definitely a great way to boost search engine rankings. Thanks for sharing this strategy with everyone.

[gsport11]

Less than an hour ago, I read an article about this topic and came away more confused than ever. I had decided to just abandon the concept.

Stephen, your explanation is so clear and self-evidently valuable that I realize that I should now get to work on the project.

I'm very grateful.--Greg

[Work At Home]

Wow...I love the graphic, it make "link wheel" concept so simple to understand. Thanks Stephen for sharing such wonderful thing with us. I was wondered anybody or any software can do this type of "link wheel" for us?

[Stephen Meyer]

Just so happens I do it for people. But, it is really easy except for writing the articles until you get the hang of it.

Originally Posted by Work At Home

Wow...I love the graphic, it make "link wheel" concept so simple to understand. Thanks Stephen for sharing such wonderful thing with us. I was wondered anybody or any software can do this type of "link wheel" for us?

Those who replied you are all welcome and I hope it helps build your site and makes you lots of money.

Even for those who didn't reply, I hope it helps.