Do you use Google Reader? My Yahoo? Bloglines? If so, you’re probably already subscribing to all of your favourite websites via an RSS feed. Today were going to look at how we can utilise RSS feeds to create high quality backlinks for our websites. What Is An RSS Feed? For those that haven’t come across [...]

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It takes time to write content. Time, I believe, is the most valuable asset we have. Hence, I am always looking for ways to make one well written piece of content work harder and harder in it’s ability to generate good backlinks. Today I’m going to take you through my favourite ways to utilise a [...]

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If you have read through some of our earlier posts, you may recall that, back  in January, we discussed the importance of looking for IP diversity within your link building. Today, were going to look at how the same rule should be applied when placing links on your articles and other web 2.0 properties. Last [...]

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Post 10 on SEO considerations when building a website from concept to completion. This will be our last post in this series taking a website from concept, through keyword research, design, build and launch. After last week’s post, you should now be getting used to working with Google Alerts, Social Mention, blog commenting, question answering [...]

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After discussing why quality and quantity are important, let’s now look at why spreading your links offer your domain the diversity a good link profile needs. 3. Diversity: Being  Seen In All The Right IP Places As briefly mentioned in the last post, I am a big fan of article marketing. I know that a [...]

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Following on from our discussion over the weekend about how the quantity of links pointing into your website plays a significant factor in your Google ranking, let’s look at quality. 2. Quality: Some Links Are Better Than Others There are web marketeers who would state that the quality of your inbound links is far more [...]

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