In our last article we began talking about link building and how someone new to the field of SEO might begin.  We talked about why a company hoping to do business online will need to do link building and we also showed you how to do research online to find out who your competition is by performing some simple keyword research and then looking to see who is ranking online for those terms.

In this article we are going to dig in a little deeper to look at how you can begin looking for sites to request links from.

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One of the buzzwords of the last few weeks and months has definitely been the “Cloud”.  For those who don’t know, the cloud refers to those places on the web where you can store your data on someone else’s servers to save space on your computer.  This then allows you to share files with others quickly and easily.  Whether you want to share photos with family and friends or copy documents from one computer to another.

Almost all major search engines offer some sort of cloud service, and there are other companies offering other cloud services.

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All too often, webmasters and SEOs develop tunnel vision when creating and/or optimizing a website.  They tend to focus on Google at the expense of all other search engines and sometimes such a strategy can backfire.

While focusing on Google means focusing on the “smart money” (because right now Google is the #1 search engine in the US) it isn’t always the best long term ploy.

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