Most people with SEO experience know that a good selection of strategic links will set a web site apart when it comes to improving search engine ranking. Consequently, developing a search engine optimization strategy will more often than not focus on a link building campaign. Increasingly however, there’s a trend towards jumping on the user [...]
7 Comments »Archive for the ‘Link Building’ Category
Content’s Rightful Dictatorship
Kevin Gold
June 23rd, 2008
Tags : Articles, Link Building“Content is King.” This was one of the maxims I recall from my earliest days learning Internet Marketing. Now - after more than eight years of experience and most recently while executing social media and link building campaigns, I can fully grasp the rightful dictatorship content deserves.
4 Comments »Outting Unethical .gov Link Techniques
Joe Whyte
August 7th, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingLink acquisition and dynamic link development take ingenuity. The most effective link developers are those who search for new ways to gain inbound links that can truly make a difference in an SEO campaign. However, some link development tactics use weak spots in websites and take advantage of them in an unethical manner. I’m going [...]
25 Comments »Hot New Way To Gain Authority Links
Joe Whyte
June 20th, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingI have been called a “son of a linker” on more than one occasion. This time is no different. Many of you may have read one of my latest posts about “How to obtain free .edu backlinks ethically“. A couple weeks ago I gave away the secret and this wave of giving away [...]
13 Comments »Do Nofollow Tags Really Pass Link Love?
Joe Whyte
May 31st, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingI have been hearing a lot about this in the blogosphere. Everyone seems to be doing their own tests or shouting out their opinion on this topic and really that is all that is out there. Some people say nofollow tags pass on link love and some don’t. This is all part of what SEOs [...]
25 Comments »Cultivating Dot Edu Backlinks
Andrey Milyan
May 14th, 2007
Tags : Articles, Link BuildingMany websites have the potential to profit from high-quality, one-way inbound links, such as those to “dot edu” websites, but are held back from success by factors not easily apparent to the site’s operators. A thorough evaluation of your website, especially if conducted by someone outside of the company who can cast an independent eye [...]
No Comments »Using Press Releases for Linkbaiting
Andrey Milyan
March 7th, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingLee Odden has an excellent post on the use of press releases as marketing tools. If right about now you’re thinking that press releases are not for your company, YOU ARE WRONG. Not only can you get more traffic and exposure from distributing press releases, but you can get backlinks as well. And the [...]
3 Comments »Is it Still Link Bait if You’re Link Begging?
Garrett French
February 28th, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingOF COURSE IT IS!
Don’t assume that if you write it, they will link.
Your days of going from inbox to inbox begging for links are far from over now that you’ve written your link bait, especially if there’s no Digg equivalent in your industry.
Deep Linking - How and When to Do It and Is It Illegal?
Joe Whyte
February 26th, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link BuildingSitting in on a class about “debunking SEO myths” at Affiliate Summit West was not as exciting as I had hoped. Over all, it was a decent attempt to educate us about some misconceptions regarding SEO but it seemed more like a conversation about myths and problems within SEO and not HOW to fix [...]
2 Comments »Five Things to Do if Your Link Bait Ain’t Gettin’ Linked
Garrett French
February 22nd, 2007
Tags : Blog, Link Building1) Be patient.
Two days isn’t long enough to know if it’s successful or not. It takes time for those emails you sent out to influential bloggers to get read and responded to or for the seven people who Dugg it to get around to mentioning it in MySpace.
2) Revise it.
Improve it. Add more content. Because [...]
