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I have been running this blog for nearly a year now, and over that time I have had literally hundreds of emails asking about link building or search engine optimization related questions, and many of them keep coming up over and over again.

With that being said, I feel rather than answering them over and over to each specific email,  I would take the most common questions I get asked about link building and try to answer as many link building questions ask I can.

The mammoth shopping site eBay.com needs no introduction. Being one of the top 20 most popular websites of all time, millions of dollars worth of auctions go through it every year. Today’s post is not about how you can earn a part of that money through software like BANS, which I will leave for another day, but rather how you can utilize this massive authority site to bring your measly little website more search engine traffic.

Sure, you could create an ebay auction trying to sell something, and secretly put a link to your website in the thread, but a few months after the auction ends, when your thread finally receives some decent pagerank, the thread would expire.

The news just broke…. Link Building Bible is no more.

R.J. Adams, the blogger over at the Link Building Bible, has just sold his blog.  The Link Building Bible was one of the few other do-it-yourself niche blogs, so it is a shame to see him go.

The new owner who has acquired his blog is going to be transferring R.J.’s posts over to her blog and redirecting it, so the link building bible brand is officially over.

Here is a few link building posts to increase your rank in the search engines. Unlike what most bloggers do, I am not going to rehash the content as my own in hopes of increasing my readership, but rather just send you to the actual sources.