Kurt, I just got software that crawls my sites and then submits them to bookmarking sites I have joined. I have started doing 15 to 20 bookmarks a day.

I think this might be a good way to link back to sites linking in to me but not in the search engines, in a way that will get them on some of the popular pages and build their links to them. I would probably only do a few pages per site.

Am I on the right track? Any negatives to this?

Also
"or by making a page with links to all of them, then linking to the page with your more powerful pages."

I don't understand "then linking to the page with your more powerful pages." Link from a high visitor page, a high pr page? Please explain.

Thanks

Jeannie

>Here's a bit of a blackhat linking tip, that I feel is
>really whitehat.
>
>If your host has decent logs, it will track all "referers",
>which are pages that link to you site and have sent you at
>least one person.
>
>What you need to do is make a list of all your referers,
>then run a check to see which are indexed in the search
>engines, and which are not.
>
>Now, take the list of the URLs that are referers that are
>NOT in the engines, and get them in the engines. You can do
>this by pinging each URL, or by making a page with links to
>all of them, then linking to the page with your more
>powerful pages.
>
>If you have a mature site, you may have a lot of links that
>aren't giving you any juice because they aren't in the
>engines. Do what you can to get them in the engines.