It is. I would love to hear what you think about it once you get a chance to read it.

Seriously… download this ebook. It may be short, but it’s packed full of valuable traffic-getting info that is very effective and can be put into practice immediately.

Thanks Alan, I look forwards to reading this post.

I know what you mean. There’s varying information out there on the subject for sure.

The ironic thing is that my next blog post is going to cover backlink building and the various methods to obtain backlinks. I’ll be going in-depth on the subject and how it relates to driving targeted traffic to your site to generate sales.

So, rather than me explaining it all in a reply, I hope that you’ll stick around for my next post.

Glad you like it so far, Tiffany. I look forward to hearing your feedback on it once you get a chance to go through it more thoroughly.

Alan, thanks for the reply.

I’ve been doing SEO on my site for around 3 months, so any tips you could provide or resources you could direct me to would be much appreciated. Currently I am trying to build on search engine rankings for specific keywords (as we develop the look of our site with a few tweaks), as I am sure you can see. I am doing this by looking for ways to generate keyword back links – in the correct manner; i.e. article marketing, press release, on site content and an external (commentluv/keywordluv) blog I am developing. But ‘going in the right direction’ is proving difficult due to all the conflicting items I read; sometimes it’s hard to think I am on the right path.

However I think that by employing common sense methods, such as back links from blogs by actually leaving relevant comments and adding to the conversation, adding back links in resource boxes of articles instead of spamming links in the content and improving on-site content weekly should see me in good stead, would you agree? Are there other things I should be looking into?