TerryTyke

Google loves blogs (still!), so another great way to increase PR is to write blog posts with a link back to your main site in each post.

While it's true that nofollow links don't carry as much weight as dofollow, so to speak, Google doesn't actually discount them altogether, especially if they're from a high PR site.

Unfortunately, PR doesn't really count for much when it comes to search engine rankings - you can have a PR 4 or 5 site and still not rank for any of your primary keywords. PR can help when it comes to selling a site, but that's about it. Best way …

Adding a widget is a good idea, but that needs to be combined with quality content to get people to become fans on Facebook in the first place.

Great post. Yes, these days it's all about establishing your brand, and keeping it in the forefront of people's minds. I noticed you made no mention of article marketing as a traffic source, but maybe that's because it's such an obvious one, but one definitely worth mentioning without doubt.

Write articles and post to a blog with links back to your site.

Write articles with links back to your site in the resource box and post to article directories.

The only real reason you'd need to improve your PR is if you want to sell your site, as a higher PR does add value to it. Other than that, most of us are more concerned about getting our sites on or near the first page of Google and the …

And how do you think Facebook got started? Why re-invent the wheel, unless you've got some new, unique twist on the idea. Otherwise, just create a page on Facebook for your campus, if it's not been done already.

Hello, everybody, Just a quick word of introduction, and I'm looking forward to helping others and being helped on our respective journeys to online success. Cheers