Today, we have an exclusive interview from Terry Kyle who is the creator of Backlinks Forum, HomePage Backlinks and also Backlinks Hydra

1. Can you give us some background on yourself?

In the 1990s I worked as a copywriter and creative director in Australia for clients like Pepsi, McDonalds, IBM, Kellogg’s and Panasonic. Sounds great in theory but it was a difficult existence dealing with impetuous/incompetent/unethical client staff.

When the last ad agency that I worked for folded, I launched my first Internet Marketing career, selling a portfolio of nonfiction ebooks. The business went OK but never reached the level of financial reward that I had hoped for and within a few years, I pretty much closed it down.

The important emotional lesson that I learned was to not (in your mind) equate success with a specific product or service but rather be attached to success, not a certain product. In early 2008, I made a Rocky-like comeback with a book on ‘small business ides’ on Amazon, joined the Warrior Forum and haven’t looked back (much) since.

2. How did you first get started in Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?

By the end of 2008, when my second Internet Marketing career was underway, I became fed up with terrible rankings, losing my shirt on PPC and generally failing pretty badly in IM. I decided that in 2009, I would do whatever it took to develop mastery of SEO and Google Organic rankings.

3. Please give our readers some background on what your product, service or membership is/are about and how it will help the readers?

I was reading one of Steve Aylor’s early versions of “Backlink Goldmine” and a huge light bulb went off for me about how a whole spinoff strategy could be used – in short, I had ‘spotted a gap’ and developed the tactics described in The Backlinks Black Belt Report which was released at the end of July 2009.

From then on project after project has continued that earlier momentum. In partnership with Tom Goodwin, the co-owner of BacklinksForum.com, I provide 400-site forum Link Packets a month (which we limit to 30 users per packet per month), links on groups of high PR homepages , corporate SEO (soon probably) and an advanced tactical guide on new techniques that I am (successfully) experimenting with now: Backlinks Hydra.

Check Out Backlinks Hydra Here ==> http://www.Backlinks-Hydra.net

Check Out HomePage Backlinks Here ==> http://www.HomePageBacklinks.com

All of these products and services can help readers in one way: Traffic through high Google rankings.

4. How did you come up with the idea for this kind of product, service or membership?

There was nothing like it/them in the marketplace at the time/now and I wanted such a service or services for myself so it seemed logical that others would (normally a marketing error) but other Internet Marketers were expressing similar frustrations as me in forum chatter. This illustrated the need for the services and products that I was thinking of creating.

5. Who is your target market for your product, service or membership site?

Entrepreneurs interested in getting and maintaining great rankings in Google’s Organic search results. That covers a pretty wide age/sex demographic!

6. What are the 3 important SEO strategies you use to rank for your website?

(1) I like to buy and ‘repurpose’ aged high PageRank domains as these will rank much faster than brand new domains.

(2) I also love backlinks from high PR PAGES, not necessarily domains, as these can be extremely potent and are one of my favourite SEO weapons.

(3) I am also a frequent reverse engineer of competitors’ backlinks through SEO Spyglass and use those sites for backlinks too.

7. Can you tell us about the single most important thing SEO mistake you should have avoid in the process of ranking high in the search engine?

I’ll name three:

1. Varying anchor text in links to a page,
2. Trying to target more than keyword for one page (related to the first one), and
3. Mixing up backlinks URLs to a Money Site between www and non-www versions (splitting the Link Juice across two ‘different’ pages).

8. Anything you want to add on

I feel very strongly that Internet Marketers should fully commit to developing specialised expertise and mastery in one area of knowledge – regardless of the niche.

For example, if an Internet Marketer committed themselves to becoming an expert in profitable podcasting or facebook group marketing or conversions tactics and nothing else, they would quickly develop a 6-figure a year business and be able to maintain that, possibly for life if so desired. Specialise, don’t generalise. With me, it’s in the backlinking area of SEO and that’s why I have the success that I do – specialisation!

Check Out Backlinks Hydra Here ==> http://www.Backlinks-Hydra.net

Check Out HomePage Backlinks  Here ==> http://www.HomePageBacklinks.com