Tools to search google for sites?
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Hi,
I am sure I read it on here. But is there a link to a resource whereby I can search Google for sites that accept things like guest bloggers, offer do follow links, do not no follow comments etc...
It used things like "search term" blogs, eg "guest bloggers" websute
Anyone help me out?
Cheers
Will
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You are best to mix things up a bit, if your homepage is targeted to another keyphrase you may want to target the links at the brand page.
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Thanks. Thats the one.
If I want to target a keyword/brand of Creative Recreation Trainers, is it best to submit that brand page or submit my main domain?
Whats the best way to target a specific brand product?
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Use this tool
http://www.seomoz.org/labs/link-finder/index.php
Generates Google syntax queries to help you find links like that.
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