SEO & Social Media Link Finds of the Day
I’ve been reading a ton of great posts today – links that came primarily from my Twitter network. With so many great posts, I thought it better to share them via blog!
6 Creative Ways to Get More Backlinks - SEO Hosting: Exactly as the name suggests, you’ll get 6 creative ideas for getting more backlinks from this post.
Adding Infographic to Your Link Profile - Search Engine Journal: Infographics are quickly becoming a surefire way to get more incoming links to your blog or website.
AdWords Help Center Adds “Small Business Corner” – Search Engine Roundtable: Google AdWords announced a new Small Business Corner forum to answer small business specific questions on paid search.
Facebook Is Making it Possible to Thank The Teachers That Made a Difference in Your Life – John Tesh: A look at a great side effect from Facebook: the ability to reach out to past teachers and thank them for the difference they made.
Four Things Writers and Editors Need to Know About SEO – MarketingProfs: A short, sweet synopsis of a post originally from Conversation Marketing that really breaks down some article-writing tips for non-SEOs.
How to Generate Leads and Business from your Blog – Social Media FTW blog: Get 7 great tips on how to leverage your blog for business from our own Rich Brooks.
Link Building Victories and Failures - Outspoken Media blog: This post is coming straight from the Affiliate Summit conference. The post starts off with a great real world story and a bit of link building myth busting, followed by how you can really use link building to increase your visibility. A lot of what the speaker (Wil Reynolds) talks about makes sense – it’s more about building the relationship first, then asking for a favor (like a link or a RT).
There a ton of amazing little link building tidbits sprinkled throughout this post – including tips for backlink research, how to get anchor text, checking for errors and broken links, and other unique tools for opportunities. A last great takeaway? Create a link building plan, and then follow through with it.
The Seven-Step Process for Writing Enticing Product Descriptions – Marketing Words Copywriting Blog: A great post for getting the most bang for your buck with the small space for copy within product descriptions. Another post that gives tips that make a lot of sense, but not necessarily things you’d think of off the bat.
There you have it, folks. Be sure to read through some – if not all – of these. They’re stupendous.