In addition to the automatic search engine submitter, you can also submit your website to article directories, yellow pages sites, press release sites, shopping directories, etc.
You can find these resources in the Starter backlinks tool in SEOprofiler. Every site in the Starter backlinks has been hand-picked to find the highest quality websites in each category.
The Starter backlinks tool was designed to save you hours of time that would be spent surfing the web to find relevant backlinks to your website.
To maintain the high-quality of the backlinks that you will get from the Starter backlinks, it is not possible to automatically submit your website to these resources. If you use submission helpers, you can submit your website as quickly and efficiently as possible to the Starter backlinks.
This tutorial will help you to create content for the different submission sites. You can turn one piece of content into several different content types.
You need content that you can submit to other websites. Start with a well-written article that contains 300-500 words. Focus on a single topic and target a specific keyword in the article.
Start by submitting that article to article directories. Here are some tips for writing good articles:
- Make the article headline as catchy as possible. Articles that contain "How to" or numbers ("10 things that...") usually work well.
- Start with a short introduction. Explain the problem that you will discuss in your article.
- Discuss several solutions to the problem in the body of the article. Keep the paragraphs short. If possible, use bullets and sub-headings.
- End your article with a brief summary and with a call to action.
If your article focuses on a single topic, it is relatively easy to rework it as a press release. Press releases have a specific format. If you want to get maximum distribution, your press release should have the correct format. Submit your press release to press release sites.
As explained in step 1, your article should offer a solution to a certain problem. If you article isn't already a "How to" article, rewrite it so that you can submit it tutorial sites.
It's not difficult to convert a how-to article into a Powerpoint presentation. Describe the problem on the first presentation slide and different solutions on the following slides. If you don't have Powerpoint, use the presentation tool in OpenOffice (see step 7). Submit the presentation to slides and presentation sites.
Use a screen recording tool and record the screen as you talk and click through your presentation. Submit the recorded video to video directories.
Another way to create a video is to record yourself reading the article aloud (of course, it should look like you're speaking freely). You can record the video with any web cam or digital camera. Submit the recorded video to video directories.
The free OpenOffice office software suite enables you to save any file quickly as a PDF file (File > Export as > PDF). If your PDF file has enough pages, you can submit it to eBook sites.
Converting your article into a podcast is easy. Just read your article aloud and record your voice with an audio tool. Then submit the file to podcast directories.
Continue with 'Tips for semi-automatic submission'.