Many companies put a great deal of emphasis on search engine optimization (SEO) and dofollow links in order to gain visibility for the company website. If many different websites across the Internet have dofollow links back to your website, the Google bots see this as a sign of a website with great content. After all, why would so many website be linking back to your website if it isn’t in reference to great content or because you offered great content? This will help your company website shoot (or eventually make its way) straight to the top of a search engine results page (SERP). This makes dofollow links extremely important; so important in fact that many companies have hired an expert or a team of experts just to make sure these dofollow links happen. Continue reading →
Last week I was reading Kim Kimberly Castleberry’s (Just Ask Kim) newsletter “Has the SEO Hell Frozen Over?” In that email was some very important information and links that caused me to re-think part two of Where Are Your Inbound Links? Actually, over the last week I have decided to delay, if not abandon, part two altogether. Why? Read on… Continue reading →
Let’s talk about inbound links, what they are and what to do with them. This post is the first of a two-part series. Today we’ll take a look at exactly what inbound links are and how to find them. Later, in part two, we’ll look at what we can do with that information and how to acquire more of the same. Continue reading →
Today’s Quick Blogging Tip Thursday involves one way link building quickly and effectively by just being generous. This link building technique is far from being a new concept but I do think it’s underused.
I’m suggesting you share original images that you have already taken (photos) or created (images) in exchange for a one way back link to your blog. It’s the simplest thing in the world to setup and won’t cost you a dime. Here are a couple of examples; Continue reading →
Find out how to use site acceleration and other secrets to bring more people to your blog and get a higher conversion rate! A lot of bloggers make good content aimed at a narrow, lucrative niche, but they don’t know how to get people to come to their site. Or, once people are there, they simply aren’t clicking on any ads or signing up for the blog’s lead registration program.
I’ve been in online marketing for over a decade and I’ve blogged prolifically since blogging became a widespread medium of communicating with clients. I remember what it was like starting out, so I want to share how to bring more people to your blog and how to keep them on your blog in those crucial first few seconds after they’ve clicked on a link to your blog: Continue reading →
Many companies put a great deal of emphasis on search engine optimization (SEO) and dofollow links in order to gain visibility for the company website. If many different websites across the Internet have dofollow links back to your website, the Google bots see this as a sign of a website with great content. After all, why would so many website be linking back to your website if it isn’t in reference to great content or because you offered great content? This will help your company website shoot (or eventually make its way) straight to the top of a search engine results page (SERP). This makes dofollow links extremely important; so important in fact that many companies have hired an expert or a team of experts just to make sure these dofollow links happen. Continue reading 
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Let’s talk about inbound links, what they are and what to do with them. This post is the first of a two-part series. Today we’ll take a look at exactly what inbound links are and how to find them. Later, in part two, we’ll look at what we can do with that information and how to acquire more of the same. 
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A lot of bloggers make good content aimed at a narrow, lucrative niche, but they don’t know how to get people to come to their site. Or, once people are there, they simply aren’t clicking on any ads or signing up for the blog’s lead registration program.