How can i make link wheel?

Question

I am fresher in SEO and i have to do linkwheel plz tell me what is necessary thing are required for making link wheel and how can i make this wheel.
if you discribe step by step process then it is more help full.
Thanks to all of you.

Answer 1

Let’s Start Link Wheeling!

The first part of building your link wheel is to create content to put on the sites in your anchor text layer. My strategy for these sites is to pick a single topic to use across all my anchor text layer sites that’s closely related to the topic of my main site. Once you have the topic for your sites you’ll need to have at least one unique article for each of your anchor text layer site. Make sure to avoid using duplicate or poorly spun content, as this could get your web 2.0 site deleted by the web 2.0 company or not indexed by Google (if its not indexed it won’t do you any good for boosting your site rankings). As long as you add some value with your content you’ll avoid any potential problems. There are really two approaches to take for creating these articles: write an original article for each site in your anchor text layer, or write one original article and spin it well.



Writing An Original Article for Each Site

The benefit to writing an original article for each one of your anchor text layer sites is you’ll know the content quality is good and it doesn’t cost you anything except time. Of course, the process of writing this amount of articles can take up quite a bit of time. You’ll want at least 5 or 6 anchor text layer sites in your link wheel, so that means writing 5 or 6 useful articles. This is a good approach to take if you’re concerned about keeping costs low or you know a lot about your topic and can write quickly off the top of your head. If you want to save some time, the other approach to creating these unique articles quickly is to use article spinning software.



Next, you’ll want to link some of the sites in your anchor text layer to each other. The most important thing is to make sure you keep these links between anchor text layer sites random. In other words, don’t link from site #1 to site #2, site #2 to site #3, and so on. Pick which site each one links to randomly. Also, mix in some instances where one site is linking to two others, or none. For example, have site #1 link to #4 and #6, then no links (other than to the main site) on site #4 and site #6 linking to site #2. Keeping things random like this will add an extra layer of protection your link wheel “shield”. Here are some more examples of good and bad link wheel inter-linking formulas



Creating Anchor Text Layer Blogs, Articles and Web 2.0 Sites



Blogs (WordPress, Bloggers, Live Journal)



Article Directories (EzineArticles, GO Article, Article Base)



Web 2.0 Sites (Squidoo Tumblr Weebly)



Good Outer Layer Linking Examples (random)



1 links 5 | 2 links 4 & 6 | 3 has no links | 4 links 1 & 3 | 5 links 3 & 2 | 6 links 4

1 links 3 & 6 | 2 has no links | 3 links 5 | 4 links 1 | 5 links 2 | 6 links 2

1 links 4 & 6 | 2 links 1 | 3 links 5 & 2 | 4 links 6 | 5 has no links | 6 links 3

Answer 2

Link Wheel is fast emerging as a powerful and reliable SEO tactic that can help increase the search engine ranking position of a website, significantly. It makes use of number of web 2.0 websites to create links between articles, all of which individually point towards a main website, whose rankings need to be improved. Link wheel is fast emerging as the most effective means of helping a website to reach the first page in goggle search results, based on a specific target keyword.

Answer 3

o make a link wheel you’re going to need to do a few things.





1. First you want to sign up to a several web 2.0 sites. These are sites that allow you to write articles for them, a few examples are:





a. Ezine articles



b. Hub Pages



c. Squidoo Lens



d. Blogger.com



e. Wordpress.org



f. Beep.com



g. Webnode.com



h. Weebly.com





These are just a few of hundreds of sites that are considered web 2.0 sites. It’s important to remember that not all these sites have the same features and rules. Some will only let you put your link at the bottom of the page as an article resource. And some web2.0 sites won’t allow “do follow” links.









2. Now that you have picked the sites you want to post articles on you want to create a template article. The template article will serve as the basic form for all your articles that you’re going to write. It’s important that each site has a post that is original and not copied from another. I recommend keeping your template article to help prevent your new articles from being copies.









3. Once you’ve created your articles, go to the sites you’ve signed up at and post a new article per site. Make sure that each post has at least one link pointing you’re your main site and one link goes to one of your other link wheel sites. You also don’t want to link them in order. (Site 1 links to site 2 links to site 3 etc etc) Instead you want to keep your links random. (Site 1 links to site 4 links to site 7 links to site 2 for example)









4. When your posts have been created you then want to ping each site to notify Google and other search engines that you have new content, which will help get them indexed faster. There are a number of free ping sites you can use such as Pingler or Feed Ping you can use. Once that’s finished you’re done and your link wheel is created. Remember not to copy and paste the same article over and over to different sites.

Answer 4

Link wheels used to just involve just web 2.0 sites, but with the rapid increase in popularity with social book marking sites, many link wheels now have an outer wheel as well. These outer wheel links such as Twitter, Digg, and Stumbleupon to name a couple examples are used to boost the ranking of sites on your inner link wheel. Because these sites are crawled by the major search engines all the time, your link sites will be indexed faster. As your links ranking goes up it pulls your main sites ranking up along with it. First, you need keywords to target. There are currently 29,300,000 results for “keyword targeting” on Google, so I will not go into that here. Now that you have your keyword, you need to know about the ‘site:’ parameter. Simply put site:sitehere.com into the search box along with your keyword. For example, you could type in “bogus link wheel site:michaelmindes.com” without the quotes into the Google search. Below is a list of good sites to search for spokes:



* Squidoo

* HubPages

* WordPress.com

* Blogger

* LiveJournal

* Blogsome

* Weebly

* Quizilla

* Vox

* WikiSpaces

* WetPaint

* Tumblr

* DevHub



Once you have a decent list of people to tell about your awesome content, let them know. Since many of them will view this as spam, I suggest that you choose at least 3 potential spokes from each website. Remember, most of the people running these spokes want to provide better information. If you have valuable content that is related to their site, then you are helping them by informing them about your content. These spokes provide existing links and quality unavailable to the artificial link wheel.

Answer 5

Link wheel creation is a complex thing first you set your mind what kind of link wheel you want to create. I mean how many directions you want for your link wheel? After that start initializing it.

Answer 6

You should post articles on various sites and interlink them from one to another. It is a cyclic process you should interlink each blog from one on another which helps you to get more backlinks.