Mind Map Marketing Step 3.
Mind Map Marketing Step 3.
Step 3.
We are going to expand your mind map campaign by using Web2.0 sites as well as RSS, Video, Bookmarking and Article Submissions.
Mind Map Linking Circle
To receive a list of the top Web 2.0 sites that we are going to use, sign up below. You will also receive instructions on how to generate unique content for your article and web2.0 submissions. Unique content will help you to get better ranking with google and we’ll explain what percentage you need your articles to be unique in order for google to be happy with it.
Now that you know what sites to use and how to create unique content fast, lets get back to your Mind Map and start building your links in the most constructive manner possible.
Start by taking your centre point (either your own site or the site your have designated as your centre site and start by directing links to it from the various web 2.0 sites as well as video submission sites and rss directories. The first extension of your mind map should look something like this.
Extending Your Mind Map
Once you have your the core of your mind map covered with links from all possible resources, it’s time to start working with the rest of your web 2.0 sites and getting them link rich. Starting with any one of the pages you have developed, you will want to start directing links to them as if they were your core site. This is what you should do for each of the five sites you have built.
Building Your Mind Map Further
Well done. You now have a pretty good idea of how to build your mind maps.
This system works extremely well and if one of the sites closes down for whatever reason, you still have a network of sites working for you. In the Mind Map Marketing Q&A, I’ll answer some questions on topics like, how to get indexed fast, how to pick your keywords to have the best chance of page one ranking and how to to build your business quickly and effectively even if you don’t have a lot of time on your hands.
Nevertheless a Mind Map also causes your brain to make associations. Web 2.0