Now that you have followed Chris Bowers and joined the effort to by adding the source code to google bomb the election to your blog our website, spend another few minutes and let your blogging software multiply the effect by adding the code to your blog template.

Here's why. Each time you post a link, you are telling google that you are voting for that link to be relevant to the text you used for the link when people search for that term. When you wrote a post using the code, your blog automatically created at least one archive page. This means that google will see two our three different pages on your blog where you are voting for the our articles to be relevant for each Republican in question.

But here is how to kick it up a notch: add the links to your blog's template. That will result in every single page from your blog having a vote for our target results to be most relevant. If you have been blogging two posts a day for a year, this simple step will multiply the effect of the post you did by more than 500 times. With a strong team approach with many of us doing this, you can see how easy it is for the effect to-date to be tens of thousands of times as effective as the effort to date.

The process of adding the list to your template is the same process you use to edit your blog roll, which should be enough for most people to understand the process. If you need more help, keep reading.