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What an interesting answer, for somebody to give you an actual working and working reply is fantastic. To be perfectly honest I just tend to keep my head down and work on my own websites and do a little bit of social media because I enjoy it.and It seems to working for me.

I like this reply, I might not be the most educated, no let me rephrase that I'm definitely not the most educated on this forum but I know you have to work out to get results whenever you are and that includes the Internet.

My thinking was a link is a link etc and I've already done that to the holiday letting website and when I check out the back links it comes out as the most prominent link I've got. I realise that this is not very likely to attract customers for the product and selling, which is holiday cottages. I get quite a few requests for people wanting me to link to websites that sell James Bond related material, but I've.cashed in.

I started a forum from the website and Roger answers six questions each month, so it has some reasonable activity. If

Thank you is a good idea, I don't know why I didn't consider myself thank you

my websites business related have got nothing to do with the subject of Roger Moore, security alarms, CCTV and holiday cottages, not exactly James Bond

It's a very strange story, I'm involved and I think it strange !

I met a psychic called once Uri Geller, who was famous in early 70 is and became his web master a few years ago. This led me to meet in London Tony Curtis and I actually loved the program called The Persuaders when I was a kid which also stared Tony and Roger.

I have full control over the content of the official Sir Roger Moore website,  whilst being watched I presume by Sir Rogers PA. I'm happy to do the work, because Roger is a dedicated UNICEF ambassador and I am a “fan” to a degree various levels.

I've been working on the website from the start and have revamped it into a WordPress platform. Just considering some kind of self-promotion blatantly as the late Kenny Everett once said i"n the best possible taste" ? ahah

I hope this question doesn't sound like some namedropping cheesy kind of question, the biggest website traffic wise I am involved in is the official website for the actor Sir Roger Moore http://roger-moore.com/ most famous for his role as James Bond.

I agreed with Sir Roger to be his webmaster and said I will work for free because I appreciate his work as a UNICEF ambassador. In exchange I can use his website for tasteful self-promotion or to produce some personal revenue.

Is it a good idea to link to my two "unrelated" busines swebsites or would that not be very productive for link juice?

We all l have to earn a living and I am not rich, so I may as well try and make something from my time spent working on this high profile website.

What would you do a fair  exchange for you time given free etc?

Yes thank you for those links I took a quick look, there's plenty of writers to choose from and they seem to have a lot of experience. But thanks to this thread I think a lightbulb is late in my brain, I'm going to do my own writing, quality as opposed quantity will be my rule.

I received back half a dozen articles today which were all very inexpensive, but they were written by somebody who had never actually visited the tourist town they were writing about, you could tell there were certain aspects which didn't relate at all. I think there must skim Wikipedia.

I didn't realise how worthwhile good quality content was until I absorbed this thread.....

In actual fact that's exactly what I've done, I said to the article writer I prefer to pay him twice the price to take twice as long so he  could produce his best quality articles.

I've just received four in my inbox but I haven't got the time to read them until later today but they look quite good initially.

There is a fact that sometimes you've got to turn to your own expertise because you are one of the few people that totally understand the subject,  so I will be doing my own articles for sure.

I think you need a combination, but I'm seeing a different approach high quality is the name of the game.

I'm beginning to get a more encouraging and clearer picture of the approach I should be taking more prominently.

With the security installation blog I'm going to admit that I actually did that not produce its first postings for the right reasons. I wrote some of the first blog entries purely to please the search engines and this time as gone on I think the quality is increased because I naturally moved into talking about some of my expertise in this area. I've had people send me e-mails thanking me for my detailed descriptions so I realise that they must be well received sometimes. In actual fact the blog part of the website in some ways I thought was counter-productive because it was actually explaining our people can do their own repair and it is not that easy to find on the drop-down menu of the website.

I'm going to make it a more prominent part of the website and increase the quality of the articles with their technical descriptions and helpful advice

Likewise I'll build a more prominent and higher quality blog on the holiday letting website about the tourist attractions of the area and facilities.

At the end of the day it can only highlight the quality of your website and so by association the quality of service that any particular business is providing.

If I may can I ask a general question, is producing high-quality content for your own websites the only strategy you need for producing good rankings on the Internet?

I would presume you also use your own social media profiles to put the content out to people?

I like this reply, I might not be the most educated, no let me rephrase that I'm definitely not the most educated on this forum but I know you have to work out to get results whenever you are and that includes the Internet.

I hope this question doesn't sound like some namedropping cheesy kind of question, the biggest website traffic wise I am involved in is the official website for the actor Sir Roger Moore http://roger-moore.com/ most famous for his role as James Bond.

I agreed with Sir Roger to be his webmaster and said I will work for free because I appreciate his work as a UNICEF ambassador. In exchange I can use his website for tasteful self-promotion or to produce some personal revenue.

Is it a good idea to link to my two "unrelated" busines swebsites or would that not be very productive for link juice?

We all l have to earn a living and I am not rich, so I may as well try and make something from my time spent working on this high profile website.

What would you do a fair  exchange for you time given free etc?

my websites business related have got nothing to do with the subject of Roger Moore, security alarms, CCTV and holiday cottages, not exactly James Bond

Thank you is a good idea, I don't know why I didn't consider myself thank you