Creating the bio boxes that you will use to link to your rakeback site is very important.  This is the best way to build links to your inner pages and help them rank well for their targeted keywords.  To vary your linking further, it’s a good idea to have many different bio boxes using various anchor texts.  I generally have several hundred or more bio boxes for a single website.

Generally publishers allow you to have two links back to your site in any bio box.  This gives you two links for every article that is published, assuming that the page gets indexed.  Below is an example bio box.

The author is a successful limit cash game player.  He plays poker online and receives <a href="http://www.yoursite.com/rakeback/full-tilt-poker.html">Full Tilt Rakeback</a> as well as <a href="http://www.yoursite.com/rakeback/victory-poker.html">Victory Poker Rakeback</a>.

In this bio box the target pages are the Full Tilt and Victory rakeback pages with anchor text of "Full Tilt Rakeback" and "Victory Poker Rakeback" respectively.  This is just one bio box.  You need to create many versions of this linking to all of the inner pages on your rakeback site.

These bio boxes will then be rotated in and out by using whatever article marketing tools that you decide on.  This will greatly vary your linking profile as well as build tons of deep links to your inner pages.

There is more on the use of bio boxes and exactly how to create them in the SEO Blueprint on this website.