Finding quality SEO research on the internet can be difficult but today I stumbled upon a rare diamond that I recommend you bookmark and refer back to every once in a while. The post was written by Chenry, a contributor at SEOmoz. You can read the original post here but I’ve posted the whole article …
The SEO industry is abuzz with the term “link exchange”, otherwise known as “reciprocal linking”. For anyone who has delved into SEO, this is a term you have heard before but probably with a negative connotation to it. Most authorative SEO forums will tell you that reciprocal link building is dead but it seems there …
I found a great article in SEO book’s blog. Here is a snippet from the blog which focuses on building relationships in the online community. Go where your audience are. It’s not just about getting links that pass PR. It’s about creating meaningful relationships. If your potential audience hangs out on forums, then post to …
Rand once again puts together another great presentation. He makes it clearer to us how and when bad/spammy links come into play and how we can let major search engines (Google) know that you have no relation to these links. SEOmoz Whiteboard Friday – Can Bad Links Hurt Me? from Scott Willoughby on Vimeo.
Being active in social communities is very important for building a brand around your own brain and company. Forums became very popular for SEO several years back because people were able to insert their URL’s into their signature which appears at the bottom of their every post. This however caused spammers and black hat SEO’ers …