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Generate Backlinks

Generate Backlinks

I found this great idea to generate back links to your site at the blog of Courtney Tuttle. It is very much like the ViraLink from Andy Coates, except you are able to add anchor text into your link. Jimmy Huen from FoundersCafe came up with this idea.

If you join today you will likely get a nice payoff. I’m betting that this ‘tag matrix’ will fill all the way up.

Instructions:

1.) Copy and paste the matrix of “ViralTags” below courtesy of Founders Cafe.

2.) Substitute the Host Tag and one of the “Viral Tags” in the matrix with your anchor text of choice with your blog’s URL. Please keep anchor text to a max of 3 words to keep the matrix size manageable.

3.) When you get a ping back from someone that has your link in one of their “Viral Tags”, practice good karma by copying his/her Host Tag’s anchor text (automatically the associated link will also be copied) and paste it over one of your “Viral Tags” below.

4.) Encourage and invite your readers to do the same and soon this can grow virally.

Host Tag: Jazzway Boulevard

We Are Living Green|Is it Christmas Yet?|A Blog Of Days|It's A Rubber Ducky's Life|Happy Halloween|Toy Reviews|I Want A LV Handbag|101 Weeks to A Relaxed You| 101 Weeks to A Simpler Life| Working at Home Mom | Mrs. Sparrow | Jack Book | Agloco Internet Marketing | Tech at Hand | Make Money Blogging | Earn Income Online | Startup Entrepeneur Money | Money at Home | Technology Music Life | Make Money Blogging | Manila Mom | Technology Music Life | Overseas Filipino Worker | Startup Entrepreneur Money | Sarah Pauline Cada | Link Love | Manila Mom | Computer seventy-five | Agloco Internet Marketing | Monetize Your Blog | Tech Gadgets Stocks | Giving Link Love | Biohazard | Photoshop Tutorials | Best of Blogs | Daily Life Technology | Steve’s Tech Blog | AnitoKid Chronikos | Esofthub’s Web Finds | Marketing Made Simple | Free Stuff | Building Rankings Fast | Earn Money Online | Make Money Online | Germany - USA | Junk Foodie | Entrepreneurship Internet Web | Cheezmizan with Chuva | Jazzway Boulevard| The Junky’s Wife |Online Resource Center | Telemaco | 2012 Movies | Tech Startups Web2.0 | Catepol | Wolly’s Weblog | Plugins TV Blogging | Reyna Elena | Business Twins | Revellian | Really Funny Jokes | My Life | Alex2000 | Internet Marketing German | Sciura Pina | Cat on Head | Dietro la casa | Acchiappasogni | Business Blog Web | Mario’s Weblog | Anitokid Chronikos | Random Access Life | Esofthub’s web finds| Bayle | Profitable Productive Blogging | Samuele Silva | Lord Zarcon | iMod | Pixie Tail | Music Videos | Cannara.eu | Electrical Interlock | Filipino Programmer | My Silent Cuffs | Cowboy’s Wife Life | Make Money Online | JLS Cisco Networking | Ngadutrafik 2007 | Business Chats | The Broken Bow | Make Money Online | Savvy Writer | 7 Confessions | Gold Rushin’ Blog | Paid to Blog | Political Social Media | Political Personal Humorous | Investing Women Online | Anything n Everything | Hot Buzz | Maryannaville | Revellian | Enything on Life | Anything Goes | Ibujempol BundaWAH | Malaysian Stocks INC | Father of One | Running Fitness Marathons | Wireless LAN Security | SEO Blog | Dating 40s Relationship | Dinosaurs | Ageless Beauty | Hot Buzz | Earn Global | Philippine Trip | Filipino Romance Novel | Filippino Author | Filipino Family | Credit Ability | Filipino Community | All Free Stuff | Legal Two-Timer | Nakanampucha | Yummy Silicon Chips | Technology for Humans | Blogger Trip | Make Money Online | Foodtime | Affordable Graphic Design | Caribbean Travel blog | Pinoy Blog Machine | Day in Life | Yoeru | Philipines is Amazing | Cookie Labs | A Learning Lunatic | Daniele Salamina’s Blog | Batang Yagit | Massage Spas Bodywork | Huma B~ | GameOPS | Jepoy | Jehzlau Concepts | A Great Pleasure | Composed Gentleman | The SOHO Quest | MotoGP World | Good Jokes | Blogger Whale | Accountancy Basnav | My Lucky Day | Earn Money Blog | Social Networking Mother | Left in Aboite | Down the Track | Laugh Stupid | Teacher | Building Rankings Fast | Muxton | Feedget | E-cash World | Chrono Tron | Nessa Mumblings | MSU Spartan Sports | MF | Agloco Hours | Kev’s Walkabout | Blog Contest | Life’s Daily | Angelblush | Social Media Munching | Webtools | The Third Eye | Money on Internet | EMOI | Blogging News Reviews | Johann The Dog | Rescue Me | Ala Eh Blog |

Important: Once I get a ping back from you, I will add your anchor text and the associated link you designate as “Host Tag” here, replacing one of the “ViralTags” from the matrix above. As more and more bloggers copy and paste this matrix, the more backlinks you will have with your anchor text. If everybody who copy and paste from your blog does the same, pretty soon this will spread and go viral. So, the sooner you participate, the more links with anchor text you will receive.

If you copy the Viral Matrix from here, leave a message so I can add you to the train!

I saw a commercial on TV tonight that confused my daughter, and I have to admit, myself. It was sponsored by Always brand menstrual pads. Not the most common of topics I suppose, but what the heck. I'm not one to just leave an uncomfortable subject lying there because it is, well....uncomfortable.

The commercial talked about girls in South Africa missing school one week a month because they were having their periods and that they were consistently so far behind because of this that they would eventually just drop out of school. We figured that this was due to some sort of social stricture - but, I was surprised to find out that is really is more of a simple hygiene problem.

So, it seems that Always brand and Tampax brand have joined together with the United Nations, etc. to bring education, dorms, fresh water, pads, and other essentials to the girls so they don't have to miss school simply because they are experiencing the natural functioning of their bodies.


Protecting Futures

I encourage you to go read about the program.

At the very least I encourage you to purchase Always brand and Tampax brand. At least through the end of 2008. The length of the program.


Visit ProtectingFutures.com