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Do you know that having multiple accounts in Social Networks such as, Facebook, Myspace, Friendster, and Multiply can also be a good way in SEO? As I said in my earlier posts, being active in Social Network sites can also be a good strategy to gain back links. Here are the easiest ways to build bunch of back links:

• Customize your profile. Make sure that your profile is user friendly and everybody can read and understand your page. Make it simple but interesting.
• Provide essential photos. Don’t just copy and place it in your profile. Provide original and relevant photos.
• Build Friendship. Look for friends, or people who have the same niche as yours. Add them up on your list and interact.
• Provide comments in Guest books. Find for some profiles that are similar to yours and make sure you left a quality comment. It’s one way of interacting. There are other website owners/entrepreneurs/bloggers who has multiple accounts on these social sites so you might catch their attention and will visit your site. Make sure you’re not going to give out spam comments.
• Provide Updates on your profile. Write something new on your profile so that your friends will visit your profile often. If there’s a “shout out” (like in Friendster), you may place there the link of your website.
• Participate in Forums. Social Networks such as MySpace has a built in application where you can participate in forums. It has different topics to discuss. It’s also a space where you could market your website.
• Create a Snippet of your blog. Multiply and Friendster is offering blogging services which users can write blogs and post it in their profile. Highlight important issues from your site, and make a link to it.
• Make a list of useful Social Networks. Search for useful and active social sites, and create an account on it.

Terms and Definitions to help you understand more on this topic:

Back Links – Incoming links from other websites.
Social Networks – Websites which allow users to virtually interact for their friends and family.