LAST EDITED ON May-10-05 AT 11:23 PM (PST)
 
Kelvin,

I'd say your next step is to break everything up into different sized directories, keeping the linking strategy chart in mind.

Once divided, then start adding/deleting other stuff.

For example, in one directory, delete metatagz using Tagz.

In another, add you second set of articles, broken into chunks.

In others, start adding some RSS elements using ZZ. Book reviews, business software and more from Amazon, using Bo's script, can be sprinkled in with the other chunks.

Use Rotatez to create another site. For example, get a free domain and make a 6-10 page site.

Create 5-6 different Rotatez projects:
1. Have it update the homepage a few times a week.
2. Update another page once a week.
3. Update another page once a week.
4. Update another page once a week.
5. Update another page a few times a month.
6. Update another page a few times a month.

Then have 4 or 5 pages that don't update. This is pretty close to how most personal websites actually update.

Now, add a link or two to each page:

1. Link to the #1 ranked site for the keywords.
2. Link to anothe domain of yours, making sure you have removed all fingerprints.

What you are doing is putting your link next to a link in a "good neighborhood".

Repeat for your other pages, somtimes having between 0-7 external links. Make sure none of your own links are every page and be certain that none of your other domains can be fingerprinted with the others.

Plan ahead and use Rotatez to "add" links to your other domains over time. Have a "links page" update once a month, and add another link to another of your "other" domains.

If Google is really paying attention to when links are added, as the patent talks about, then this is a very natural way to add links "into to the future".

Once set up, Kelvin can now make a lot of pages...These pages can be used as "templates" for directory projects in ZZ Tuel, or take 365 pages for Rotatez and have a page "update" every day.