I was at the really great forum today, the Internet Marketing Inner Circle. So I should first let you know this members only forum is part of a very useful set of information good for beginners or advanced marketers. This was started by Willie Crawford whom you may have heard of since he has been in this business 10 years. The membership is something I highly recommend for any serious marketer who wants to learn from some of the most successful people around.
Besides the large quantity of recorded interviews the forum is a place to learn. Today I saw a post by Kelly Conway at the Build My Web Empire Blog about how he pings links to posts created in places like digg to get additional links. I asked him how he did this and he was kind enough to share it with me so I bring it for my readers. If you haven’t subscribed yet I hope you see what you have been missing and subscribe.
Here it is step by step instructions
After you’ve bookmarked a link, say with Digg, you can go see that bookmark on the Digg site. While you are looking at the bookmark, copy the web address from your browser. It’ll be something like www.digg.com/your-digg-username/your-bookmark-title .
Go to www.pingomatic.com (there are others, but I use this) and do a new ping. Put the title of the post in as the title of the blog. I always have that match /your-bookmark-title from above, personally.
Paste in the Digg (or whatever) url from above in the 2nd line where it asks for the “Blog Home Page” .
The 3rd box I leave blank – it says it’s optional and I have tested putting anything in there.
Check all the top boxes or check the “default/common” option.
Submit the ping. You should see a page that shows you the result messages from all the services. “OK” “Thanks for the ping” etc.
So this is very cool. Excuse me if this sounds like hype but Internet Marketing Inner Circleis only $37 a month and will help you build your business better, faster, and bigger. I think you would be doing yourself a big favor by taking the link and joining today.
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