Saturday, July 11th, 2009 at
10:55 pm
An example of contextual link building.
Contextual links: Links built within relevant content.
Every webmaster should be focusing on contextual link building when it comes to their SEO strategy simply because these are the MOST POWERFUL kinds of links you can build.
Non-contexual, irrelevant links are quickly losing their power: general directory submissions, sitewide blogroll/footer links, participating in text-link ad schemes like TNX or any similar network that puts your links on totally unrelated sites, etc…
Here’s a tip…
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Monday, March 9th, 2009 at
4:34 pm
I found some really interesting case studies that Sergey Loren’s posted at his website.
What he did was he created a mini affiliate site and only used social bookmarking and spinned article marketing to build backlinks for it. In 3 months his site was generating 70-80 unique visitors a day and it had generated $2,627 in revenue for him.
Not bad!
Read the case studies below:
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Monday, December 8th, 2008 at
12:08 am
Press releases are no longer for big businesses and big budgets. If you’ve got a small niche website you can get all the nice benefits of press releases too.
Submitting a PR Will Give You
- Increased traffic.
- Increased backlinks for SERP raises.
- Possibility of getting picked up by major authority websites and news outlets for even more exposure, traffic, and links.
- Extra crediblity and authority, especially if your press release is well-written and newsworthy.
A long-term PR campaign can really do wonders for the average website…
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Wednesday, November 26th, 2008 at
12:16 am
Let’s delve into the top 5 quickest and most effective ways you can build links to your website immediately. I’ve also included the latest web 2.0 link building methods that you can easily utilize right now.
Let’s start off with one that’s been my personal favorite…
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