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Update Your Ping List To Instantly Create 100's of Quality Backlinks [ October 17th, 2008 ] Posted in » Search Engine Optimization

Link building is a key ingredient in achieving high search engine rankings and driving tons of traffic to your website.

If you have a WordPress blog, one of the easiest ways to create quality backlinks is with your ping list, also known as your RSS update service.

All WordPress blogs are preset to submit new posts to multiple RSS directories in the form of an excerpt of your content along with a backlink.

This means that every time you publish a post, you instantly create new backlinks.

That's why I was excited to come across an excellent list of 71 update services in a new "Link Building System" ebook from Sam Clark of the Authority Site Center.

I'm going to share this ping list with you, all you have to do is cut and paste it.

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