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There are a lot of tips out there the building blocks and if you don’t have those right then the secret sauce won’t help. That’s where all those free guides do come in handy but they are all just a copy and paste of each. Maybe we should do it as well?

If you want to get to the top then you need to pay or work really really hard and have the ability to filter out the noise. You will also need to read the 100,000 SEO blogs and hope that by reading between the lines you can learn a secret or 2. Most blogs are writing to sell something and to stand out you need to say a bit more than your neighbor but you can’t give away the secrets – not that there are any anyway. Most blogs are still pushing ideas that don’t work anymore. At least that’s what we see from the comment spam we get!

To get to the top of the search engines you need backlinks – everyone knows that – but it is hard work- everyone knows that as well. So there is a massive industry out there now creating autoblogs, link wheels and automated backlinking software. There are even companies out there offering 50,000 backlinks for $50. It is all very tempting. There are a couple of things to be aware of – many of these are get rich quick schemes for the people who have made the software not you. So many of them have 1 page that you need to scroll for 25 minutes to get to the bottom of after reading 100 spun referrals from “ John Smith”. It is all very frustrating.

If you ever try to research link building on the internet you will end up spending a whole lot of time reading and reading. You will also end up following links to programs and plugins that someone swears is the best there is. At the same time you will also see what other people say they are doing to make money on the internet. This will result in you thinking of 20 other projects to begin.

Just remember be aware, that whilst it is fine to suddenly have a whole lot of new projects, just try and complete the ones you started. You still have to get backlinks and there are a few shortcuts but the work still has to be done. So don’t jump around creating 20 different projects because that’s then 20 times as much link building you need to do.