Build My Rank tips are necessary as I see people everyday not making full use of the potential power of Build My Rank links. The idea is to make your posts extremely relevant to your target keyword. Follow these 3 simple Build My Rank tips to make your posts a real killer!

Build My Rank Tip 1: Use Your Keyword as Part of the Post Title

For the purpose of Build My Rank tips, our target keyword is “Amazon Kindle 3g Review”.  Whatever your post title, please make sure that the words “Amazon Kindle 3g Review” is part of it. Examples of good post titles can be:

• Amazing Amazon Kindle 3g Review
• An Honest Amazon Kindle 3g Review
• Raving Amazon Kindle 3g Review
• Unbiased Amazon Kindle  3g Review
• Amazon Kindle 3g Review to Read Before Buying ….. You get the idea

The magic is on the individual post page. On the post page, your keyword will

• be part of the blog post title meta, usually something like this: Amazing Amazon Kindle 3g Review | BMR Blog Name
• be part of the blog post URL, usually something like this: http://www.bmrblog.com/amazing-amazon-kindle-3g-review/594/
• be part of the blog post description meta
• be part of the blog post header meta

When GoogleBot crawls the blog post, the phrase that will be prominently noticeable is your keyword; Amazon Kindle 3g Review. GoogleBot will know that this post is about Amazon Kindle 3g Review and thus your link will have more relevance.

Build My Rank Tip 2 – Insert Your Anchored Keyword in the 1st  Sentence of your Blog Post

While inspecting my own links on the network, I sometimes see one or two posts that do not have their anchored keyword on the blog’s PR rich homepage. Only when you click “Read More” do you see the anchored keyword on the post’s individual page that has no PR. What a waste! The poster left it late and inserted the anchored keyword towards the end of the post. Sometimes Build My Rank truncates your post and only feature the first few sentences of your blog post on the homepage. Do not leave the PR juice on the table. Always take advantage of the blog’s high PR homepage by inserting your anchored keyword in the first sentence of your blog post.

Build My Rank Tip 3: Use 1 LSI Keyword Somewhere in your Blog Post

LSI stands for Latent Semantic Indexing. In short, LSI is a specific algorithm that Google uses to evaluate site content through related keywords. Again, we are striving to make our blog post super relevant so that our link is super powerful. How the heck do I find out the LSI keywords for my target keyword? Actually Google will tell you. All you have to do is ask nicely! Just go to Google.com , type your target keyword (Amazon Kindle 3g Review) and search. Your LSI keywords will be at the bottom of the page as shown below:

LSI Keywords for "Amazon Kindle 3g Review"

Sometimes the LSI keywords will not be shown here. In that case, simply click  the “Related searches” link on the top left of the page to display your LSI keywords as shown below:

A Foolproof way to display LSI keywords

Just use one of the displayed LSI keywords that will fit naturally with your blog post.  Your blog post and, more importantly, your contextual link, will carry more weight as they are now more relevant.

To Recap the 3 Build My Rank Tips Discussed Above

1. Use your keyword as part of the post title
2. Insert your anchored keyword in the 1st sentence of your blog post
3. Use 1 LSI keyword somewhere in your blog post

Feel free to add your own tips as a comment. Also feel free to send your writers to this page. Since perfecting these tips, my sites rank faster for their target keywords. I hope your sites too will rank faster and higher by following these 3 simple Build My Rank tips.

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