Effective ways to increase Facebook Fans

Effective ways to increase Facebook Fans

 

1. Tweet your FB fan page using something similar to this.
Find Me on Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/sandyrohilla for more support !
2. Suggest your FB page to your friends.
3. Offer a FREE incentive for people to like your page.
4. Add your FB page URL to your online signature in chat forums
5. Add your FB URL to your LinkedIn profile
6. Add your FB URL as your website link in Twitter
7. Create a FB like box to add to your blog or website.
8. Use BuyTargetedFans.com to buy targeted FB fans.
8. Add a FB profile badge to your website or blog posts.
10. Tag photos on your profile with your FB profile.
11. Add your FB URL to your business cards.
12. Print t-shirts with your FB URL printed on the front and reverse.
13. Get a FB URL car bumper sticker.
14. Add your FB URL to all your email marketing newsletters.
15. Use FB ads to advertise your fan page.
16. Ask your friends to suggest their friends to your page.
17. Create a FB landing page.
18. When commenting on blog posts use your FB URL instead of your web address.
19. Get a short FB fan page URL.
20. Use share and follow plugins in your blogging platform.
21. Chat to your friends about your blog.
22. Create an online competition where to enter your visitors must like your page.
23. Blog about your FB fan page.
24. Create articles and post it to your FB fan page ‘Notes’ section.
25. Add your FB URL to your business directory company profiles.
26. Add your FB URL at the end of your blog posts.
27. Use like button at the top of your web pages.
28. Ask your online customers to like your page, send them an email.
29. Do article marketing and use your FB URL in the author box.
30. Create a 125×125 ad and use BuySellAds,com to advertise your FB page on other blogs.
31. Digg your FB fan page.
32. Invite your email contacts to join your FB fan page.
33. Watermark your images before uploading to FB.
34. Add your FB URL to your customer receipts and invoices.
35. Create promotional giveaways.
36. Allow your fans to share links and related resources to your FB page.
37. Organise a charitable event sponsored by your FB fan page.
38. Submit your FB URL to social network directories.
39. Add your FB URL to your SWOM profile.
40. Add your FB URL to your Google Places listing.
41. Use other PPC and SEM to advertise your FB page.
42. Create surveys and polls on your FB page.
43. Promote interaction on your FB page with questions and comments.
44. Add your FB URL to your Hubb Pages profile.
45. Add your FB URL to your Google Knol account.
46. Use your FB URL as your BlueTooth username on your mobile phone.
47. Get a custom laptop skin with your FB URL.
48. Post a ‘how to’ video on YouTube (affiliate link) with your FB URL posted in the credits.
49. Add your FB profile to your ME page in your eBay seller account.
50. Create car window decals with your FB URL printed on it.
51. Use Facebook apps.
52. Enable the Facebook comment feature in your landing page.
53. Get fans to join via SMS. Users sends a text message to 32665 (FBOOK) with the words “like yourusername”.
54. Add a FB marketing page to your blog.
55. Create an offer that is only available from your FB fan page encouraging fans to join.
56. Utilise the Share button on your fan page when you have a compelling topic to share.

Link Promotion Sites

Link Promotion Sites

1. Design Newz
2. boostinspiration.com
3. CSS Drive
4. cre8ivecommando.com
5. cssreflex.com
6. Instant Shift
7. Design Follow
8. Designr Fix
9. Dev Snippets
10. designchair
11. multyshades
12. tuttoaster
13. Tripwire Magazine
14. Design Your Way
15. artfans.info
16. 10 Steps
17. Hongkiat
18. The Design Mag
19. themeflash
20. pixelelement
21. Specky Boy
22. Blog Freakz
23. Fuel Your Creativity
24. Desizn Tech
25. Nenuno
26. My Ink Blog
27. WP Arena
28. Cheth Studios
29. blog.karachicorner
30. artshunt.com
31. bestdesigntuts.com
32. Style Time
33. smashingbuzz
34. visual-blast
35. Script And Style
36. CSS Leak
37. PVM Garage
38. Web And Designers
39. PSD Learning
40. pixelactic
41. Woork
42. boxmodeljunkie
43. Kailoon
44. Color Burned
45. Visual Blast
46. Design Jojo
47. designbeep
48. espreson
49. josweb.co.uk
50. inspirationfeed
51. Smashing Post
52. spoonfeddesign
53. Quandtnet.de
54. webdeveloperjuice.com
55. Tweet My Design
56. Reen Coded
57. Qindex
58. Designr News
59. desizntech
60. Web Dev Codex
61. Tutorio
62. kaplang
63. knowtebook
64. inspirebit
65. Pixel Clouds
66. Area1
67. webtreats.mysitemyway

Google Search Commands

Google Search Commands

cache:

 

Show the cached snapshot of a page Sample search: Cache of www.xyz.com The cache is the search engine's copy of a page in its index. Google typically caches the first 101K of a page and not the images. The links to the caches are shown in Google's search results and Page Info button on the Google toolbar can be used to access any cache available for the page.

 

link:

 

List pages which link to a page Sample search: Backlinks for www.xyz.com The term "backlinks" is used to describe those links from external sites which point to the page in question. These links are also known as "Inbound Links" or "IBLs". "Outbound Links" or "OBLs" are links from your site to other sites. The search engine optimisation world places great emphasis on increasing the number of backlinks a site enjoys because Google's conceptual model uses backlinks as votes. In general terms, a site with more backlinks is more of an authority than a site with fewer backlinks. Not all backlinks are of equal importance. In Google the phrase "B.O." is used for "Backlink Obsession" as a humorous reference for webmasters and optimisers who fixate on gaining links. Google's use of the link command omits the "http" protocol.

related:

List pages which Google consider to be related to another Sample search: Related links for www.xyz.com Related (or similar pages) are worked out by Google's algorithm. This search command allows you to find pages which discuss a similar topic to a page you have already found. For example, a review of Product X is likely to have related pages which also discuss Product X but may simply just be various reviews.

info:

 

Find one specific URL in the search database Sample search: Page info for www.xyz.com Presents limited information about a particular page in Google's index. Typically the command shows the page snippet and title as well as links to the cache or related pages. Typing a fully qualified URL into Google's search produces the same page.

define:

 

Show Google's glossary definations for a term Sample search: Define SERPs Google lists definitions of the keyword harvested from authoritative glossary-esq sites. The definitions are presented in a bullet point format with a link to the authoritative URL in green below. This results page differs from the links to Answers.com in the top right of many standard search result pages.

stocks:

 

Show American stockmarket information for a given ticker symbol Sample search: Stock report for ticker symbol BAY Unusually, Google shows information in a frameset. This is an odd quick as Google states a dislike of frames in its own guidelines to webmasters. Google's frame shows Yahoo's finance report by default and allows users to switch from that to Fool.com, ClearStation and Live Search's MoneyCentral. The stock symbols used must be American, for example, BAY refers to Bayer and not British Airways (which is listed as BAY on the London Stock Exchange).

site:

 

Restrict a search to a single site Sample search: Site search for www.xyz.com

The site: command can be used in two ways; to restrict a search to one site or to list all the pages Google has indexed from one site. For example, site:www.searchcommands.com google searches Search Commands* for the word google and site:www.searchcommands.com searches the site for any page and therefore lists them all. The site: command can either include or omit the 'www' in a domain, omitting the www will return all the sub-domains from the domain which Google has found.

allintitle:

 

Restrict a search so that all the keywords must appear in the title Sample search: Search for pages with google search commands in the title tag This advanced search command restricts results to those pages which have all the keywords in their title tag. The title tag is the mark up to put contents into the bar at the top of the browser (typically blue in Windows XP). The title tag for this page is Google search commands :: Search Commands*.

intitle:

 

Restrict a search so that some of the keywords must appear in the title Sample search: Search for pages which contain google in the title and search or commands in the title or body tag Returns pages which have some of the keywords in the title tag. This advanced search command differs from allintitle: in that only the keyword adjacent to intitle: is included in the title tag search.

allintext:

 

Restrict a search so that all of the keywords must appear in the body text Sample search: Search for pages with search commands in their body text Returns pages which have all of the keywords contained within the body tag. This advanced search ignores the title tag which normally has a non trivial significance in Google's algorithm.

allinurl:

 

Restrict a search so that all of the keywords must appear in the page address Sample search: Search for pages with search and commands in their URL A page's URL is its address. The URL of this page is www.searchcommands.com/google/. This advanced search command returns only those pages which have all the keywords in their URL.

inurl:

 

Restrict a search so that some keywords must appear in the page address Sample search: Search for pages with search, commands or both in their URL Lists pages which have one or more of the keywords in their URL. The inurl: command can sometimes be used to restrict searches to specific sites and directories. For example: inurl:searchcommands.com/google/ inurl will return pages with 'xyz.com/google/' in their URL and inurl elsewhere on the page. 

OR

 

List pages which have at least some of the keywords Sample search: Search for search OR commands By default Google searches for almost all the keywords entered (some words like a, the, of, etc are omitted). The OR command is placed between two or more keywords and instructs Google to return pages which contain one or another of the keywords.

+

 

Insist that the search engine includes a given keyword in the search results Sample search: Search for search, the and commands Google purposely omits some words from normal searches but the use of the + command instructs the search engine to include them. For example, Google would treat a search for search the commands as a search for search commands as the is ignored but the phrase search +the commands would ensure the word the was included. 

-

 

Insist that the search engine omits pages which match a given keyword in the search results Sample search: Search for pages which match commands but which do not mention search The - command creates a negative keyword which must not be present on any page Google matches with the rest of the query.

~

Enhance a search to include synonyms for a given keyword Sample search: Search for search, commands and any synonyms for commands The synonym search is more like an associated word search. With the ~ symbol present before a keyword Google will return pages which contain the keyword or pages which contain words commonly associated with the keyword. Google simply looks as frequencies across the internet to determine which words are associated with which. Words associated with commands are: reference and syntax.

*

Include a wildcard match in your search results Sample search: Search for search, [something] and commands The order of keywords in a Google search is significant. Adding the asterisk * as a wildcard to the keyphrase instructs Google that one or more other words should appear in that location.

[#]...[#]

Search a range of numbers as a keyword The [#] values are replaced with numbers to form a range. For example, 1999...2011. Google will search for pages which contain numbers matching the first, the last or any number in the middle of the sequence.

daterange:

Restrict a search to any daterange Sample search: Search for search on pages which were indexed between Aug 1, 2011 and Aug 20, 2011

""

Restrict a search so that the keywords must appear consecutively in a phrase The order of keywords in a Google search is significant but not sacrosanct. Searching for search commands returns pages which simply mention search and commands. The search for "search commands" returns different results as only pages which mention search commands as a complete phrase are listed.

date:

Restrict a search to a recent timeframe

The date: command is used to restrict searches to either 3, 6 or 12 month peroids. Pages which qualify are those which have been published and found by Google in the time peroid. Pages without a last modified header may simply be qualified by the date Google found the page first.

safesearch:

 

Restrict a search to exclude adult-content The safesearch command mimics the effects of enabling SafeSearch on the Google preferences panel and excludes adult related content. Unlike other Google commands it is necessary to leave a space between safesearch: and the keyword as placing the keyword directly adjacent to the colon results in odd (often adult) results.

Filetype:

Restrict a search to a given type of file Sample search: Search for PDFs contain the word search Google indexes more than just HTML pages. A wide range of different file types, including PDF and .doc files, are found in the search engine. The filetype command restricts searches to documents which match the filetype extension.

Top 50 Free and Paid Web Directories List

Top 50 Free and Paid Web Directories List

 

 

#	Domain	Alexa	PR		#	Domain	Alexa	PR
1	dir.yahoo.com	4	8		26	www.directorystorm.com	21,521	4
2	www.dmoz.org	477	8		27	www.dramba.com	21,868	2
3	www.business.com	2,904	7		28	www.agaccess.com	22,289	4
4	www.entireweb.com	3,881	6		29	www.bhanvad.com	22,481	5
5	www.jayde.com	4,580	4		30	www.wikidweb.com	23,081	4
6	www.botw.org	4,656	7		31	www.domaining.in	24,228	4
7	www.exactseek.com	6,310	3		32	www.businessseek.biz	27,201	4
8	www.searchsight.com	7,693	5		33	www.intelseek.com	27,250	4
9	www.viesearch.com	10,000	4		34	www.avivadirectory.com	27,484	3
10	www.aport.ru	11,871	7		35	www.busybits.com	31,034	6
11	www.amfibi.com	12,464	3		36	www.tsection.com	31,204	5
12	www.littlewebdirectory.com	13,698	3		37	www.thelivinglink.net	34,482	4
13	www.a1webdirectory.org	14,079	5		38	www.mavicanet.com	35,759	5
14	www.pegasusdirectory.com	14,158	3		39	www.01webdirectory.com	36,802	4
15	www.somuch.com	14,608	5		40	www.gimpsy.com	37,316	5
16	www.linkcentre.com	15,829	4		41	www.ablazedirectory.com	38,066	3
17	www.webworldindex.com	16,287	5		42	www.canlinks.net	43,729	6
18	www.mastermoz.com	16,374	5		43	www.pedsters-planet.co.uk	45,488	4
19	www.infotiger.com	17,469	5		44	www.abilogic.com	50,283	5
20	www.info-listings.com	19,007	5		45	www.netinsert.com	50,343	4
21	www.amray.com	19,125	4		46	www.skaffe.com	63,551	4
22	www.illumirate.com	19,272	5		47	www.femina.com	64,854	6
23	www.freewd.org	19,290	4		48	www.europages.com	65,503	7
24	www.surfsafely.com	19,938	5		49	www.gowebguide.com	78,939	3
25	www.turnpike.net	20,438	5		50	www.podcastdirectory.com	84,736	6