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I'm no expert on this, but just so happened that a question I asked to google was a question someone asked here (pretty much word for word)

Based on that I'd say have good content, good answers, and once cached on google it will do the work for you.

Google thinks that if a really popular site links to your site that your site must contain useful information.

eg. My brother has a site all about typography (he's mad into fonts ) somehow he managed to get his site mentioned on microsoft.com. Because of this he now gets a huge number of hits.

So the best way is to create a site with a lot of useful information and keywords, then get slashdot.org to link to it.

I've wondered if I become a member of slashdot and use my own website URL whether I will get some 1) People clicking on the link 2) Extra credits from Google rasing the profile of the site.

Ohhhh that makes sense.