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Arjen Bootsma is a SEO Consultant and Advisor with many years experience. He  works with many Clients from Businesses to Internet Marketers.

He provides a fast, reliable and professional service. There are various back link services available which you may be interested in to help you boost the rankings of your website(s).

BUY Links On AGED Quality High PR Sites

…Including .co.uk Sites

• Home Page Links

• Site-Wide Links

Various niches…

FINANCE 

3 sites

DATING 

3 sites

GAMBLING 

1 site

HEALTH 

2 sites

COMPUTERS 

1 site

COMPUTER GAMES 

2 sites

CAMPING EQUIPMENT / OUTDOOR

1 site

NOTE! There are a limited number of links available on the homepages or for a site-wide link…

Cost = £25 per per month or £200 for full year paid upfront (save £100)

Please email me at arjen234@yahoo.co.uk for the URLs and Availability!

WEB DIRECTORIES

We have aged quality high PR web directories available to submit your site too, including .co.uk directories…

They are 5 sites from PR2 – PR4

NOTE! Please email ‘web directory fee’ to arjen234@yahoo.co.uk to get a £10 discount (£39 instead of £49)!

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1) We write quality blog posts

We can write a blog posts on the topic either you choose or we choose for you whichever you prefer, with anchor text that you can decide on.

• 2 anchor text links per post
• 400 words
• link for 6 months

COST = £40 (per blog post)

2) Provide your own blog post

You can provide me with an existing quality blog post you may have. Again you decide on the anchor text used in the post.

• 2 anchor text links per post
• maximum 500-600 words
• link for 6 months

COST = £20 (per blog post)

Tailored SEO Services

 Please email me for more info on any SEO service needs you have…or any other questions!

You can do so by emailing me at arjen234@yahoo.co.uk

Thank you for your interest!

Arjen Bootsma
SEO Consultant

When the social media penny finally dropped for Google, the come up with an answer, Google Plus ! . It is mile and mile behind Facebook in terms of membership but then again, Google Plus is not actually launched yet, you cannot even use it unless you are invited but even when its completed and open to the public, it is highly unlikely that it will attract the level of usage Facebook already has. Knowing how powerful Google can be when it come to technology and innovation, they are certainly going to give pricing as many social networking addict from Facebook as possible.

Google are already succeeding in winning converts to Google Plus, it just by the fact that you can separate people you are connected with info what they actually mean to you for example you can create a circle for your friends, a circle for your family etc etc as oppose to Facebook’s definition of anyone and every one you want to network with or who wants to network with you as friends.

If you have not yet been invited to test drive Google Plus, you may want to do so, its quite and interesting new social media platform. Its has a lot of downside which hopefully Google will sort out before it rolled out. Some of the things I find annoying includes its unfriendly url and not so intuitive user interface but over all, its worth giving a go. You will find a link to where you can get invites for Google plus in the paragraph below.

More Google Plus Resources:
Temi’s Google Plus page
Free Google Plus Invites
UK Google Plus Forums
Google’s Discussion Forum

Former Google CEO Erick Smith said his only regret when he was running Google was not seeing the popularity and power of the Facebook Like button which is said to be responsible for over 30 billion of materials shared amongst Facebook users. You don’t need a crystal ball to see Google and other trying to catch up on this popular way of sharing pages online, Google’s answer is their new +1 service.

There is no significant difference between +1 from Google, Like from Facebook or InShare from LinkedIn. Google is a bit late into this share button fad but it is expected to gain a significant foothold very quickly giving its size and popularity. Google will be integrating +1 into search results so that users searching on its web properties can share a document with their friends, family or colleagues. It is very early days for Google +1 , many of the button creator and vendor of scripts and software are yet to start integrating +1 into their software, even Google is yet to deploy it worldwide, if you want to embed the +1 button into you site you have to do it manually. You can find detail instruction at Goolge +1 button pages: http://www.google.com/webmasters/+1/button/

As you will expect, +1 works with other Google services. If you want to see people who have left +1 share for your or your web page you need to have a Google profile, if you are not sure what Google profile is, have a look at the Temi’s Google profile here. You will be able to manage and delete every aspect of +1 from your Google profile though at the time of writing this post that feature has not been enabled in Google Profile pages.

If you need help with getting going with your Google +1 button, you can find more information or just post about it at UK webmaster forum and other webmasters will be happy to help you out.

Guys at Google, after reading about this experience gathered a team to take care of this. If first they « took care » only about the company we talked above, they saw that that company was not the only one taking advantage of negative reviews thus this being a widespread problem. And this is how an algorithmic solution was born, algo change that will mean lots of changes in SERPS. Translated, this means that negative reviews will become a minus factor for search engine rankings.

According to Google, Decor My Eyes (the business that created the buzz) received lots of links from authority news website thus the jump in rankings and the orders’ numbers increase. Another « to come » change comes right from Google’s Amit Singhal and it is related to expose user reviews (negative or positive) alongside the results for various service/product providers. Exact words were « though still on the table », meaning something new is cooking related to ratings and search engine results.

The new algorithm was already incorporated in the search rankings but this comes with a new question : if negative reviews will impact search engine rankings, wouldn’t be easier for the competition to hire a few guys that all day long post negative reviews on different websites, thus leading to massive drops in the results ? It is a question that will definitely find an answer in time, however this could just be a wrong move from Google made in its algorithm.