In this video tutorial John Currie shows the exact method he employs to dominate search engine results in Google for his long tail keywords using HubPages and social bookmarking techniques.

This tutorial specifically focuses on using OnlyWire and SocialMarker and the collecting the URLs and RSS feeds for pinging to the blog search engines. Also outlines is the importance of collecting the URLs and RSS feeds and John Also shows where to collect the feeds in Propeller.

For HubPages to be profitable it is necessary to to ensure that you take care to follow certain rules. They are very simple rules but following these guidelines will ensure that your hubpages are indexed quickly and more importantly, that they rank in the search engines.

The simple truth is that if you hubpage ranks high in Google, you will earn adsense commissions as well getting your links to your website passing pagerank to your moneypages.

So lets get right to it, these are the simple steps to ensure a top performing hubpage:

• Write new, informative articles based on long tail keywords in your niche
• Make a new hub for each long tail phrase or keyword
• Do not use PLR articles, re-writing content from your site or blog work extremely well
• Add images and videos
• Only put one link to your website in each hub
• Link to an authority site in your niche
• Publishing new hubs consistently will give you higher hub points which lead to better rankings in Google as well

Promote your hubs using social bookmarking…

Use social bookmarking tools such as SocialMarker, OnlyWire, BookMarking Demon or Automatic Social Bookmarks Submitter

Pinging Your Social Bookmarks profile URLs, tag pages and RSS Feeds

Collect all the URLs that your new hubpage generates, RSS feeds, tag page URLS, comment RSS feeds etc and then PING them.

You can ping manually (collect all the URLs, the RSS feeds etc. and ping using Pingomatic or use PINGSPIDER to fully automatethe pinging process.

This is the most important part of the bookmarking process if you want start dominating in Google for your chosen long tail keyword phrases.

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