Creating Backlinks There Is Much More To It Updated

Backlinks are not a one way street.

Many article writers talk about the importance of creating backlinks. OK, I understand creating backlinks is very important to bring traffic to our main article but have you thought about the web address/URL we create while we are creating backlinks?

Whenever I write an article here at Hubpages and when it's published the article is given a web address/URL. I would then go to another revenue sharing website such as SheToldme. I would submit the Hub/article web address/URL into the Scoop's URL field, write my scoop and when I click publish and the scoop becomes published another web address/URL is created. The scoop I created about the article I wrote at Hubpages gets a new web address/URL. I would then take the created scoop web address/URL and submit it to the search engines. Subitting additional web address/URL to the search engines can help my scoop get indexed to the search engines.

Creating backlinks is a great way to generate traffic but do you ever take the link that was created while you backlinked to promote the Hubs original link web address/URL? All of a sudden I realized what an advantage creating backlinks can be. I took the web address/URL that was created and I placed them on a few of my blogs and websites instead of soley using the Hubs original web address/URL.

Here's another example. OK, I write a Hub and when published I'm given a web address/URL to the create Hub. I would then go to addblogurl, submit my Hub's web address/URL into the field, write a story then publish that story. When the story is published I receive a new original web address/URL. I would then use that URL at another revenue sharing website, write an article and another web address/URL is created. The cycle goes on and on. You don't have to stop the first time you create a backlink. Submitting backlinks to website after website can really add up. Create a system for yourself.

Guys, I put together this Hub for fun. I found it interesting and decided to share my take with creating backlinks.

I create a Hub, publish and receive a URL.

I take the Hub URL, go to shetoldme, write scoop, publish and receive a new URL.

I take the Scoop URL, go to addblogurl, write story, publish and receive a new URL.

I take the addblogurl URL, go to Snipsly, write post, publish and receive a new URL.

I take the Snipsly URL, go to Xomba, write article, publish and receive a new URL.

I take the Xomba URL, go to Infobarral, write article, publish and receive a new URL.

I take the Infobarrel URL, go to Redgage, write blog, publish and receive a new URL.

Can you see what I'm trying to show you here. You can go into a full circle if your really wanted to. The cycle continues over and over again and it stops only when you want it to stop. Because I create so many web addresses/URLs you have so many options to promote the URLs. You don't have to stick with one because over time you create so many web addresses/URLs.

I just wanted to put this Hub together to show all of you how creating one solid article and then creating backlinks to your article creates even more web addresses/URLs. So if you ever came across a website and submitted a URL into the URL field and the website tells you that the URL already exists, you can always use a different URL about the same topic to create another article. This has happen to me a couple times so I used a different URL, wrote the article, story or scoop and published.

Here's is something else to consider when creating backlinks to all of your articles, blogs, hubs and posts. I belong to a website called Xomba. They have a bookmarking section where you write a 50 word bookmark, submit the web address/URL to the original article, blog, hub or post, choose five keywords or phrases then publish to their website. Creating bookmarks help you get indexed into the search engines and your bookmarks will be viewed by their members. When I created a new website, article, blog, hub or post I spare the two minutes, go to the Xomba website, create a bookmark and I'm finished. Practicing this technique helps you increase visitors to your many works.

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