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		<title>Link Building Strategy for Self Managed SEO</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Apr 2010 21:03:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Gareth Hoyle</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>A well thought through and planned link building strategy is essential before embarking on a self managed link building campaign.  [ &#8230; ]</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A well thought through and planned link building strategy is essential before embarking on a self managed link building campaign. The following post will outline a basic strategy that can be used for your website.</p>
<p>Remember &#8211; every website should be treated individually so whilst this may work for one, it may be too much or too little for others.</p>
<p>Link building packages generally consist of a variety of link types. This is done deliberately as Google and other search engines do not favour one particular type of link, they like a variety from differing page sources. We will highlight how to use each product to formulate a link building strategy that may work for your website.</p>
<p>Directory Submissions</p>
<p>Web directory submissions are a quick and cost effective way of building some link popularity for your site. They are by no means the route to all our link building goals but they are a steady basis &#8211; we see them as always happening behind the scenes.</p>
<p>We would generally submit your website homepage to web directories as certain webmasters do not accept deep links &#8211; An expected acceptance rate from manual directory submission is 60%.</p>
<p>Directory submission sites range from well established high PR directories like DMOZ to new, up and coming directories that will pass the link juice over a longer period. As the vast majority are manually approved, acceptance can take between 12 hours and 6 months!</p>
<p>We would generally submit the directories at around 100-200 per week and use no more than 10 different anchor texts &#8211; We would generally concentrate on the highest competition phrases with the directories to build weight to the home page.</p>
<p>Social Bookmarking</p>
<p>Social Bookmarking is a great way of achieving deep links from high PR websites. As a lot of these are also high traffic sites, social bookmarks give you the chance to put your bookmark in front of a potentially large audience dependent on your niche.</p>
<p>Social bookmarking sites generally have an instant approval rate as user accounts are required to access the submission areas.</p>
<p>On the major social bookmarking sites &#8211; the Digg&#8217;s, the Stumbleupon&#8217;s of the world &#8211; the links are nofollow links &#8211; they do not pass any of the link weighting across and these are usually avoided in SEO. Social bookmarking sites counter this by placing your link in front of a potentially large audience searching in your niche.</p>
<p>Social bookmarking is an ongoing process and is often used to target the niche phrases contained on the pages deep within your website.</p>
<p>Article Marketing</p>
<p>Article marketing is a proven way of adding good authority to your website &#8211; as long as you are marketing the correct content! With between 300 and 500 words the norm for the majority of article submission websites, there is usually plenty of information within your company to write your own article. We offer an article writing service using SEO trained UK journalists as the copywriters.</p>
<p>The article is placed on a page of its own and generally with no other content on the page (adverts and navigation excluded). This gives you a very content rich page linking back to your website.</p>
<p>The links in article marketing are usually found in the author&#8217;s bio section of the article. A general rule is that 2 links are allowed &#8211; generally a high competition phrase to your homepage and a deep link to the page on your site the articles are targeting.</p>
<p>Theme Based Link Building</p>
<p>Theme based link building is the most search engine friendly link building technique available. When used correctly, it can reap benefits; when done wrong, it can be a very expensive mistake both to your company cash and also your website&#8217;s reputation.</p>
<p>Theme based link building is used to help target very high competition search phrases and are done in much smaller numbers than any of the services mentioned above. With an average link price of Â£10, theme based links are used sparingly &#8211; unless you have the budget of course.</p>
<p>Conclusion</p>
<p>Mix it up &#8211; don&#8217;t just concentrate on one link source &#8211; what if the algorithm changes?</p>
<p>Ask us!! We provide a submission service but we can also manage all your link building needs &#8211; from one site to a large portfolio. We tailor every strategy for your needs &#8211; be they financial or rankings.</p>
<p>Manual Link Building provide SEO services through <a href="http://www.manuallinkbuilding.co.uk/" target="_blank">link building </a>including social bookmarking, article marketing and directory submissions . </p>
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		<title>How To find Cheap Theatre Tickets</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:04:09 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Gareth Hoyle</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Right now in the UK there are some amazing musicals going on at theatres. A lot of these tickets can actually cost you a small fortune to buy some of the more popular tickets can cost Â£50 or more for even the most standard ticket. Some of the popular ones like Mama Mia, Lion King, wiked and more get booked up well in advance. Itâ€™s well worth looking online to see just how cheap you can find these theatre tickets &#8211; you may be surprised just how cheap you can get them.<br />
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You can buy tickets online to get the best discounts, advance booking are always better and cheaper. There are some half price booths in Leicester square which sell tickets in complete half price of a show just before the performance. There can be last minute cancellations or vacancies in the theatre and if you are lucky you can get tickets around 10 to 25 pounds The national theatre in London is the most reputed theatre in the whole of UK and stages some extra ordinary plays with remarkable performances. If you turn up at the box office before the show starts then you maybe able to get a good price.<br />
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Some of the theatres like Arcola theatres have this policy of pay what you can on specific days of the week. These tickets are sold on the day of the performance. Some theatres like Southwark Playhouse sell tickets on first come first served basis to get the beat price you should try and make it earliest to the counter.<br />
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Some of the theatres sell stand on tickets on the day of the show so if you have failed to book online or have missed to purchase beforehand then you can surely try your luck here. If you are looking online in advance you can get some amazing prices, often that are well cheaper than you would have to pay if you bought the tickets on the show day.<br />
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Prince Charles cinema is the most reputed movie house in the whole of London. The latest blockbusters are showcased at this theatre. By becoming an annual member you can see as many movie you want from Monday to Thursday for as little as Â£1.50 each. The Roxy bar and screen also showcases some new release as well as some great classics, give your multiplex a break and enjoy a movie at these vintage theatres. There are some double and triple tickets available for 3 to 6pounds.<br />
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Some of the greatest brands of today played music at the London pubs. Blur, Coldplay are some of the examples of the great music icons who started their music career by playing at London Pubs. The Dublin Castle is the most popular music pub, that showcases three to four music bands every day and the tickets are around 5 to 10 pounds. What better way to enjoy a drink, good ambience and Music. For Opera lovers you can get some unsold tickets of the Royal opera house for half the price on the day of the show. You can also choose to book online</p>
<p><a href="http://www.freetickets.org.uk/">freetickets.org.uk</a> is the place to go to for <a href="http://www.freetickets.org.uk/">cheap tickets</a> . We have offers on Theatre tickets here â€“ Have a look and see how much money we could save you with free tickets</p>
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		<title>Home Phones â€“ What are your options</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:25:45 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Gareth Hoyle</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ever since the telephone was first invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell people have been looking to put phones in the home. Itâ€™s a way of communicating with the outside world and being able to keep in touch with your friends and family. One of BTâ€™s most well known phrases is â€œIts good to Talkâ€ and it is very hard to disagree. Even if it just a simple telephone in case of an emergency, home phones in the modern day world are very important.</p>
<p>There is now a huge choice of different telephone service providerâ€™s people can choose from. Companies such as BT, Virgin, NTL, Sky, and Talk Talk to name just a few are some of the options available. As well as the traditional standard telephone lines many people now have broadband lines in the home as well. However the good thing about this is both standard lines and broadband lines take the same standard analogue phones.</p>
<p>As well as the telephone line there are also a number of different services that can be added as well. Some of these range from caller display, call waiting, call diversion, and call barring, so it is important your home phones are compatible. For example there is no point paying for the caller display service on your home phone line, if your telephone doesnâ€™t even show it.</p>
<p>If you go back about 10 or 15 years most people had corded phones in the home. However nowadays as costs go down and technology improves, cordless phones are very popular. One of the problems with using corded phones is that each telephone needed to be plugged into a phone socket. With cordless phones users can locate extra handsets in more than one room, and as they are wireless they donâ€™t need to be connected to the phone line.</p>
<p>One of the biggest changes to modern day life is that a lot of people now work from home, instead of going to an office. This means a lot of manufacturers are creating phones that can accept either more than one phone line, or make and receive calls over the internet. To make a telephone call over the internet you need a VOIP or IP compatible phone, as well as a broadband line. Users can then use the same home phones to make and receive both business and personal calls.</p>
<p>When choosing your home phones there are a variety of different features available to select from. Phones with name and number directories can store all your friends details, stopping the need of filling a contacts book full of numbers. Some phones even have built in handsfree so you can have a conversation without lifting the handset. Personally though I just use this feature to dial the number I want to call and lift the handset when someone answers.</p>
<p>In more recent years mobile phones have become very popular and the number of people using home land lines has dropped. This is not only because most people have there mobile at all times, but contracts offer free minutes so the calls are free. However to access the internet you need a telephone line connected so people do still buy home phones. As well as this the call quality on a mobile call is no where near as good as using a normal home phone land line.</p>
<p>Nicomms are a supplier of a wide range of <a href="http://www.nicomm.co.uk/Phones/Home-Phones/cc1341.aspx" target="_blank">home phones</a> and office phones. Whether you want corded or <a href="http://www.nicomm.co.uk/Phones/Cordless-DECT-Phones/sc1319.aspx" target="_blank">cordless phones</a>, Nicomm can supply the goods.</p>
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