Basically, a Linkwheel is a set of six or more web 2.0 properties interlinked in a “wheel” module, the chains of wheel promotes a page on the web which is the focus of that particular “wheel” or what we call the ‘focus hub or ‘main hub.’ The main hub could be anything including your landing page, a squeeze page or even another type of web 2.0 property.

In order for you to do the ‘linkwheel method,’ you must prepare at least 5-10 articles (it can be unique or spun article)  for each hubs or web 2.0 properties. And then set it up by creating accounts for each web 2.0, copy-paste and publish.

Target each hubs by using the anchor text for your keyword(s);

<a href="http://yourlinkhere.com">Anchor Text</a>

Say you aim to rank high for the keyword ‘dog care tips’, then the anchor text should be -

<a href="http://yourlinkhere.com">dog care tips</a>

Web 2.0 Properties:
1. Blogger.com
2. Wordpress.com
3. Squidoo.com
4. Quizilla.com
5. Hubpages.com
6. Blog.com
7. LiveJournal.com
8. Weebly.com
9. Wetpaint.com
10. Blogsome.com
11. Jimdo.com
12. Tumblr.com
13. Blinkweb.com

There are lots of web2.0 properties on the net and you can use it as you want.

Anyway, after linking all your hubs into a wheel then that is the time to ping all your blogs by going to Pingler, Pingoat or Pingomatic. (just choose your favorite pinger tool)

Another thing to do is to bookmark you sites to most social networking sites to boost up the links as well as to speed up the indexing by the search engines.

The linkwheel method is a very powerful way to rank for a certain keyword and make your blog or site to rank high in the search engines as well as getting traffic. You can modify it to it’s fullest by adding hubs and chains to the wheel -remember ‘the more, the merrier.’

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