Promotion & Link Building
Even if you build the best site online, no one will find it without some promotion and inbound links. Planning a linkbuilding campaign is so much more than begging for links. And public relations has taken on a whole new meaning online.
Promotion & Link Building
Articles from Our Expert Columnists
Google's new rules affecting PageRank sculpting bring us back to high school. Instead of letting us vouch for our cool friends and disavow the geeks who want to hang out with us, Google is now punishing us for being one of the cool kids.
Jul 2, 2009
Two of the biggest obstacles companies face in link marketing are developing linkable content and making people aware of it. The key to success in these areas is to widen the scope of places where you get ideas.
Jun 25, 2009
Lean forward here. I'm about to tell you a dirty little secret: Part of an effective PR response is to keep the controversy going.
Jun 18, 2009
More Promotion & Link Building Stories
More Articles about Promotion & Link Building
Looking at cost-per-acquired-link is a mistake, because it results in low-value links. How do you obtain quality links from authoritative sites? Start with these four steps.
Sometimes, a company's marketing efforts can have an unintentional impact from a link building perspective. Such is the case with this fantasy sports community site focused on building communities in Facebook and other social media environments.
Google recently turned its focus on helping webmasters to address 404 error pages, which don't pass link authority and negatively impact the user experience. These new tools will assist site owners and SEOs with a quick way to improve a site's overall impact on search results.
Link building is often a slow and arduous process that unfolds over a long period of time. But the rewards are large and it's a fundamental requirement for marketing any Web site, regardless of how established it may be. Creative link research can provide you with some real advantages.
Google created a firestorm in the industry with its Paid Links directive. So where does Yahoo stand in the Paid Links debate?
A 13-year-old stealing a credit card to buy Xbox-playing hookers. Hidden widget links. Social media traffic bait. Morality and marketing living together. Mass hysteria.
Search and online marketing are playing a significant role in energizing the youth vote. But the way each candidate is using social media is very different.
Google has painted itself into a corner with its reliance on linking for its ranking algorithm. The lines between legitimate SEO, paid links, and Google bombs are becoming increasingly blurred.
Google product launches: huge success. (Some, not so much.) Their most (un)popular? The nofollow tag.
Can small variations in the UK news search engine market produce large variations in the long-term behavior of the worldwide search engine market?
More Promotion & Link Building Stories