KISS Internet Marketing Advice

Social Profiles: Create 1-2 profiles on social media sites on a weekly basis. Find sites in your niche, as well as sites that have a high PageRank and can bring in quality traffic. Build html backlinks from those sites back to your web site. (Weekly)

Q&A: Monitor Q&A sites like Yahoo Answers and WikiAnswers for questions relevant to your industry. Respond to those questions as a way to establish yourself as an authority in your niche and to build links and traffic to your web site. (Daily)

Perform Social Bookmarking Tasks: Once you’ve created quality content on your site, use social bookmarking sites to bookmark the content. Social bookmarking should be done with every post you believe is of the highest quality. How to posts, lists, and industry roundups or reviews fare well on social bookmarking web sites. (Per Post)

Buzz: Monitor the keywords you’ve selected to target and respond every time those keywords are mentioned in blog posts, forums, twitter status updates, or articles on the web. Blog commenting, forum responses, and social networking commenting are tasks you should be doing on a daily basis. (Daily)

Publish New Content: Set up alerts on social networking sites, industry newsletters, and google blogs for ideas for new content, then write how-to and informative articles and post them on high PageRank and highly trafficked sites. In the resource box, link one or two keywords back to your web site. (Weekly)

Keep An Eye On Competitive Backlinks: You should be monitoring your competition to find out what they’re doing as far as SEO and web site updates, but are you monitoring the backlinks that they are getting? Every time you get an alert (or manually check) that a new backlink is created to your competitors site, try to procure a backlink from that web site to your site. (Weekly)

Find Directory Submission Outlets: Find relevant directories that you can submit your web site to. Quality directories will have a higher PageRank and will include categories and topics that are relevant to your niche. (Weekly)