I was reading an article in one of my SitePro News newsletters when I noticed this article titled Move Over Google! written by SEO News author Scott Jason

In this article, Scott talks about letting the concern over achieving SEO with Google as your main focus a rethink. He targets other search engines such as MSN and goes on to outline just how he does that.

His first tip was to register a new domain that is as close as possible to your keyword, then build a webpage using the keyword as it’s title and basically follow all the instructions I gave you in my first post on SEO, What the Heck IS SEO and Why Do I Want It?

Now, I don’t know about the rest of you, but creating all these webpages focussed on a single keyword isn’t my goal. If you’re like me (and most of my readers are), you’re looking for ways to optimize your already well-established website.

But Scott’s advice on targetting other search engines besides Google definitely piqued my interest and prompted some thinking of my own on how to target them without using the first 4 steps of Scott’s method. I wanted a method tailored for an existing site.

Did you catch that?

Skip the first four of his steps and concentrate on 5, 5a, 5b and 5c.

He advocates getting links from any source whether it has Google PR or not, submitting to directories such as DMOZ.org and Yahoo.com which are the two largest, posting in forums that are relevant to your subject and comment on blogs (same criteria), and his last point was to submit articles to article submission sites such as SubmitYourArticle.us . He also mentions using some software tools such as SEOLite, but I’m not sold on those myself.

I also read an article this morning at Orange Inks about a new blog reaction tool called Psolenoid which I’m giving a whirl with here at eyespi20.com. Basically Psolenoid is a combination social networking, commenting, and article submission tool that I believe may just make such labor-intensive social sites such as Entrecard a thing of the past. I am truly excited about the potential I see in this tool and am heartened by the immediate and direct answer to my concerns about spammy stuff ending up on my site. Unlike Entrecard which has never made much of an effort to keep out spammy sites, Psolenoid promises from the get-go to strictly police the sites submitted to it.  There’s no time-wasting card dropping to do and I still get to visit the sites that are of interest to me. I’ll see direct benefit to my site in the form of comments and valuable back-links instead of a high bounce-rate. Lots of plusses from my perspective.

Let me know if you decide to try it.

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