Web 2.0 social marketing brought about a whole bunch of new marketing strategies and tactics online. In fact, the whole social sharing services are the means to market your site, content.

Warning: Before revealing the tactics, do not under any conditions use them to deceive Search Engine and abuse respective services. Your account will be banned and rightfully so. Do not make fake posts or set bogus tags for the sake of high page rank backlink. Use these tactics in a responsible manner. You don’t want other people throw garbage in your house and neither do online services want this from you.

Here are top 5 easy tactics to get quality back links.

1. Social Tags

Many of the social blogging platforms have a built-in content categorization structure by means of tags.

Tags are like categories, meaning each tag has its own page with all blog posts sharing the same tag listed on it. The difference with common categories is that posts can have up to 10 and more tags each and be listed in all of them automatically. There are hundreds if not thousands of tag pages.

Let’s take a closer look at a WordPress.com as a popular social blogging platform. It supports extensive list of popular tags that bloggers submit content about.

Many of their tag pages enjoy PR5 and higher.

If you wish to get a quality backlink to your blog, just publish content, specifying high PR5 tags for your post to show up on these pages.

Easy steps include:

• write down all the related to your blog post tags;
• research for more related tags and check a PR rating of each WordPress tag page along with how quickly they are updated. The higher PR and lower update rate the better;
• tag your blog post with them.

2. Blog It
Another popular feature of today’s social networks is ‘Blog It’. It can be named another way, but the function is the same. It allows you to share or write about some content on a social service on your blog or account.

In terms of our link building tactics this is a great opportunity to promote yourself, your account and your blog.

As a social story bookmarking and sharing service, Digg and numerous Digg-like services have a built-in ‘Blog It’ feature, the beauty of which is that it saves a link to your blog post on a story page you’ve blogged about.

Easy steps include:

• first you need to add your blog to your Digg account, so you can submit a blog post right from your Digg account;
• find a number of related to your blog theme Digg stories with big number of comments and high PR;
• click on ‘Blog It’ tab, write a short or long post about it and publish it directly to your blog. This will add a quality backlink on a Digg site directly to your blog.

3. RSS Publishing

Syndicating your RSS feed is the most automatic link building and rankings boosting tactics of all. Once setup you basically do not have to do anything else apart from publishing new posts as usual.

Easy steps include:

• add your RSS feeds to RSS directories and catalogs, various social and aggregation services;
• add to your blog publishing software major top ping services;
• WordPress based bloggers setup a Twitter plugin to auto update your Twitter account with new posts;
• whenever you publish new post, it will start a chain of auto syndication of your post via RSS feed across tens of different online services and sites.

4. Social Bookmarking

There are hundreds of social bookmarking services online nowadays. Most of them have some kind of ‘Upcoming’ stories pages. These pages are where all the submitted bookmarks and stories are listed first. If a story gets certain level of popularity or votes it’s promoted to the front-page of the service.

Usually all subpages like “Upcoming” news pages with a direct link from a home page have a PR rating of a home page, but less on one. The drawback is that submitted news gets moved down fast in a matter of hours, but if you submit regularly and during the hours when SE bots are actually scanning this page, this may increase your site rankings.

Easy steps include:

• add special ‘Submit to’ buttons, called bookmarklets, of different social bookmarking services to your browser for easy bookmarking or use such service as Social Poster socialmarker.com/ to submit to many popular services in less than 15 minutes;
• after posting a new content, bookmark it

5. Blog Trackbacks

If you publish a blog, you can set a special Trackback link to any other blog post you mentioned or wrote about inside your own post. This will let you leave a link back to your post on any 3rd party post.

When you set a trackback link for some post make sure it’s 100% relevant to your blog and it is something you do want to write about. When you publish your post, a small notice of your post with the URL to it will be published on a remote blog with a link back to your post.

Check if the post you want to trackback is authoritative in your niche and has big traffic volumes. The more they get, the more you will.

It would be nice, but not necessary, if their post has a high PR rating of 4 and more and they allow indexing of trackback links by not adding ‘nofollow’ tag to trackback links in a source code. In any case, valuable and discussable blog post with tons of traffic deserves to be written about and trackbacked even if they have nofollow tags by default.

Now all you have to do is share valuable 3rd party post or piece of news with your blog readers by writing a short review or notice about it.

Easy steps include:

• find a popular post or news post your niche community is buzzing about;
• specify your Trackback link. In a post writing section of a WordPress-based blogs there is a special field ‘Trackback’ to set the URL of a blog post you want to send trackbacks to.
• publish your content.

And the last hint. Take a look at all the link building strategies discussed in this post.
Leverage their power by combining most or even all of the tactics discussed here for each and every post you make.

Now you have five del.icio.us social sharing advantages on your Web 2.0 marketing plate.

* Official Mike Mindel Summary blog: www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/
* Unofficial Thirty Day Challenge Action List: docs.google.com/View?docid=dfwbrpjr_25gmbwdw&pli=1

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• Thirty Day Challenge – Pre Season Starts Tomorrow
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 1
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 1 – The Toolbar
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 2 – Using ebay pulse
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 2 – Technorati
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 2 – Google Groups
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 2 – Google Hot Trends
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 3 – Market Radar (Part1)
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 3 – Market Radar (Part2)
• Thirty Day Challenge on YouTube
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 6 – Affiliates
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 6 – Google Trends
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 7 – cool Wordtracker trick
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 7 – Introduction
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 7 – Umbrella Phrase
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 7 – Phrase Research
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 8 – Traffic Proof
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 8 – Traffic Proof Part 2
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 9 – Intro
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 9 – Google Trends QandA
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 10 – Web Check
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 10 – Bloglines
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 10 – Google Notebook
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 10 – Golden Nuggets – Redux
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 13 – A Spoonful Of Content…
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 14 – Idol Marketing
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 14 – Idol Marketing – Part 2
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 15 – The Theory Of Traffic
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 16 – Tumblr
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 16 – How We Get Traffic
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 17 – The Challenge Hots Up
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 17 – Social Poster
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 17 – EzineArticle
• Thirty Day Challenge – Be Responsible – Day 19
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 20 – Social Bookmarking
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 20 – Educated Friends
• Thirty Day Challenge – Where Are We Headed – Day 21
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 23 – Conversion
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 27 – It’s about The Links, Stupid
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 27 – Google Alert!
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 28 – Link Analysis
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 28 – In Amongst It
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 28 – They said you’d never make..
• Thirty Day Challenge – Directory Submission – Day 29
• Thirty Day Challenge – Yahoo Answers – Day 29
• Thirty Day Challenge – Day 31

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