Building a Link Wheel to Generate Traffic

In order to attract loads of traffic to your website or blog, link wheel building may help. What is a link wheel? A link wheel basically builds backlinks to your website or blog’s main page, allowing you to achieve a higher search engine ranking. This may be termed as a kind of link building.

You can build link wheels by following the 6 simple procedures given below:

Step#1: Write a squidoo lens and link it back to your website or blog. Sqidoo lens basically refers to one person’s view expressed in the form of a single web page. The basic advantage of squidoo lens is that if someone is looking for recommendations regarding your topic area, your lens may lead them up to your website.

Step#2: Write meaningful and information loaded article about your topic area, linking back to your squidoo lens, and submit the article to various article directories. Remember to submit your article in only and only your niche, otherwise it’ll just be a waste of time.

Step#3: Next, create a hubpage of your topic and link it to the article you wrote and submitted to various directories. At Hubpages you can create a “hub”, which is basically one page of information of any topic. The biggest benefit of creating hubpages is that Google loves them and you are likely to rank higher if you’ve optimized your website keyword on the pages.

Step#4: Now build a Google Knol about your topic and include a link back to your Hubpage. Google Knol is designed to allow anyone to create a page on any topic which others can comment on, rate, and contribute to. It’s just like Wikipedia.

Step#5: The fifth step is to create a blogger blog and link it back to your Google Knol. In order to place links of different link wheels, the same blogger blog can be utilized.

Step#6: Lastly, you can end your link wheel either by leaving it “as it is” or by linking your website back to your blogger blog.

After following these simple steps, you’ll witness a considerable increase of your website’s ranking in the search engines.