Blog Promotion Tips » tracking your blog inbound links http://blogpromotiontips.com tools for promoting your blog Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:12:46 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Using Dnscoop to build inbound links to your blog http://blogpromotiontips.com/using-dnscoop-to-build-inbound-links-to-your-blog/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed http://blogpromotiontips.com/using-dnscoop-to-build-inbound-links-to-your-blog/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:35:24 +0000 admin http://blogpromotiontips.com/?p=104 I have been working on websites and blogs nonstop for the past few years and I have learned a lot about my competition from a site called dnscoop.com . It is blog promotion tool that I use on a regular basis to study my competitors site. The inbound links tab is a super valuable list of where your competitors inbound links are coming from. When you look at your competitions inbound links number , it can show you where you stand compared to your competition. Inbound links are very important in google’s page ranking system. If you dont track your blog niche’s competition you need to start. If you have a blog that has no competition in your niche then this post doesnt serve you well, but for most blogs there is definately competition for every keyword you are striving to get on the front page for. The next part of using the dnscoop inbound link checker is to click next and see where all the links are coming from. It will show you what sites are linking to your competition’s site and give you a list of follow sites that you can possibly get a inbound link back to your site. This might seem like a daunting task as some sites have thousands of inbound links to their site. But if you put in just one hour a day going thru the list looking to see if you can get the same inbound link to your site or contact the site owner it will pay off in the long run. You have to dig deep to reach the front page treasure that google will reward you with when you have enough inbound links.

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Every inbound link is another avenue to generate traffic to your blog. There are other sites and trackers that provide inbound link services,but I use dnscoop because they are free and I always stick with the sites that have served me well in the past. Like the old saying goes its hard to teach a old dog a new trick , but i hope I have taught you one today. Use dnscoop to catch your competition it can be done, I know I have done it and will do it again. Happy Blogging !

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