Link Bait: Malicoat Explains the Hooks + Link Tools and Digg PR

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  1. SEO Elite Review says:
    July 31, 2007 at 6:16 am

    Well Its a Good option. Link Baits Always work. However Link Baits needs to be natural, without keeping in mind that we r creating a link bait. Or being concious might inflict certain parameters of it being just for the sake of being a link bait.

    Digg baits?? LOL.. Nice thought, but actually .. Umm I have a better option.. takes one time (time) investment… sign up for 100′s account on digg.. and whenever u submit a story, simply digg it from one account then another, then another.. and bingo.. u r on top.. I get lotsssss of traffic from there..Short term sometimes.. but out of those if I am able to convert even One Sale, thats enuff.. No?

    on a side note.. I personally liked the blog post..

    Regards

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