I need help from whoever can offer me good advice. I have a website with about 50 pages, and each page target a unique keyword and also promoting different product. From what I have read so far about link building, I have to build web 2.0 properties around my main page (www.domainname.com). I would like to know if I have to do this for each of the pages on my website apart from the main page, since each page is a separate landing page on its own. For examle, if five of the pages promotes keyboard, mouse, hard disk, RAM, and Flash drive, do I have to build web 2.0 properties for each separately ? Is it advisable to do it this way, as I intend to rank well for each of my long tail keywords.
Wow! Are you for real BSON? You're suggesting to build a micro site for each page of a website in order to promote link building? I would think that there's an easier way to go about building links, no? I'm just asking because I'm always trying to sharpen my skills as well. Have you seen the best results doing this?
How we go about building micro site for each page and how we can incorporate to the main site pages..little confusing,can you guys explain?
Well, what I assume BSON was suggesting is that for each page you will have to create a micro-site (a small site of a few pages), that focuses completely on the keywords of the page on your main site that you want to rank, and then link that micro-site back to your main site's page that deals with the same topic. The quickest way to do this in my opinion would be to set up a quick wordpress site (if you're familiar with this) or use some template system to slap something together quickly. You have to put good content on there though or else your efforts will go to waste. I'm not really too sure about this method though...it seems time consuming. Also, you're going to be getting links from brand new sites....no real web presence so the value of those links will be a lot less than links from already established sites.