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Linknet Marketing News Feed - Linking
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Link Building Programs Updated
We've just revised and improved our link building plans. First, we've increased the frequency of our Power Listings program - it is now called "New Power Links" and includes ten different blog posts every month, at least three of which are syndicated on 25 different sites.
We've also added subscription plans that give clients monthly article writing and distribution to approximately 700 sites. These are called Link Building Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. Level 1 includes 1 freshly written article every month. Level 2 includes 2 unique articles, and Level 3 (not yet available) will give you 2 articles plus some social networking features. The details of Level 3 will be arranged with each client on an individual basis. Articles are all sent to approximately seven hundred websites using our highly effective distribution systems.
Go here to see a comparison of our plans for link building. Linking as Advertising
by Rick Hendershot, The Linknet Network
The most widespread and most conventional view of what a "link" is holds that it is a kind of endorsement. This view says if I link to your site I am "recommending" it in some important sense. Google entrenched this idea with the Page Rank system. But the development of link farms, automated link exchanges, and anonymous link "directories" has resulted in a degrading of the practice of linking. What we need is to rethink the concept of the "link". The best way to restore the value of links is to think of them as advertising.
Read more » Are Articles Really the Best Way to Influence Google?
A promo for Jason Potash's new product called ArticleAnnouncer contains this "Google Scorecard" -- a very good summary of what Google appears to be looking for in links these days.
1. Google considers the anchor text of incoming links and when they were first discovered.
2. Google considers the appearance and disappearance of a link over time.
Read more » Do not ever link to a site without doing this first
by John Krycek
Links are a crucial part of attaining high search rankings, but you must be very careful about to whom you link. I'm going to help you develop a simple link strategy for your website that will help you decide which sites to link to so you're making your way up the search engine rankings and not accidentally hurling yourself backwards.
Read more » FSBO - Be Prepared to Be Successfull
by Rick Hendershot, Linknet Publishing Network
So you want to sell your home without a real estate agent. Like hundreds of
thousands of other homeowners, you've chosen this option because you don't
want to pay those large commissions to an agent. As many who have tried it
in the past will tell you, selling your home on your own can be challenging.
But the best way to be successful is to be prepared. Do your research and
get your hands on as much expert information as you can.
Read more » Managing Your Reciprocal Links Directory
By Donald Nelson, copyright 2005
A1-Optimization
Reciprocal linking is an inevitable part of the life of any webmaster. Incoming links are valuable because the rankings in Google depend in large part on the amount and quality of these links, and because incoming links provide a steady stream of traffic.
While most discussions on reciprocal linking deal with the problems of getting links and finding partners, an equally big problem is how to manage a link directory and handle the numerous requests for reciprocal links sent to you even after you have ceased trying to get new links.
Read more » Getting Traffic with Inbound Links
by Rick Hendershot, Linknet Internet - Most web-savvy people quickly learn why they need "links" from other sites pointing at theirs. Your inbound links are one of the most important ways of generating traffic to your website, and influencing the search engines.
== Linkpopularity durch professionellen Linkaufbau ==
"Traffic" is what linking is all about. Without traffic your website is useless as a tool for selling your products or communicating your ideas. Getting links from other websites is not the only way to generate traffic, but it is probably the most important one.
But how do links generate traffic?
Read more » Write Articles to Improve Trade Show Results
by Rick Hendershot, Linknet Promotions It is well-known among internet marketers that writing and distributing articles is one of the best and least expensive ways to promote products and services to a very wide audience. If you are involved in trade show or event marketing, you can use this technique to very effectively support your event marketing efforts.
Read more »
For advertising information see
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text ad on hundreds of pages, including blogs and articles distributed on many
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Get Traffic with Inbound Links
by Rick Hendershot, Linknet PromotionsWhy do you need links?
Getting inbound links
pointing in to your site from outside sites serves a number of important
purposes. First, links from sites that share your same target audience create an
important source of direct traffic to your site. A visitor to a linked site sees
the link to yours, clicks on it, and becomes your visitor. Some estimates put
the percentage of internet traffic resulting from this kind of link as high as
21% of total traffic.
Why do people click on these links? Because they
often view a link to an outside source as an endorsement. They assume the
webmaster is saying "Here is a source you will find interesting or helpful".
This makes most webmasters hesitant to give outbound links unless they
are likely to get something in return. No webmaster — at least no webmaster who
knows what he or she is doing — willingly redirects traffic away from her own
site unless she thinks her visitor will benefit. The trade off is that she gets
something in return. Sometimes the linked-to site is a helpful source for her
website visitors. Sometimes she gets a valuable link in return. Sometimes other
webmasters are even prepared to pay for links. In fact this is becoming more
common as the importance of linking becomes better and better
understood.
Rick Hendershot
is a marketing consultant, writer, and internet publisher who lives in
Conestogo, Ontario, Canada. He publishes several websites and blogs, including
Trade Show
Tips, Web Traffic
Resources, Marketing
Bites, Linknet
Promotions, and many more.
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