By: Brandon
Thanks for plugging my article Jim. I’m glad you enjoyed it (10 Commandments of Link Building). I put a lot of effort into my articles to make them “anti-fluff” and genuinely helpful. I’m glad to know...
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Presell pages are cool. And a great opportunity to get some deep links instead of having hundreds of homepage only links.
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Hey Jim, great post. I especially like the last 3 commandments. Actually I like them all. This is a great review right before you go out and do some link building. I actually never thought about...
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Very good site! My website is about one year old. It was in page three in Google for the most relevant keywords and constantly improving but suddenly disappeared, although it is still listed. I guess...
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Great List… Very Informative… Thanks — will practice it surely… Thanks Jim for compiling and analysing great stuff!
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Carolina i am having same trouble as you, 1 minute my site is 4th then it just went in a puff of smoke… I was told it may have something to do with the google adsence program, ultimately to get us...
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[...] Then in October 2006 I talked about my own Google God in my Head, and what it tells me. [...]
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well, if just someone could tell me why Google love price comparison sites but hates duplicate content. I mean nextag, shopper etc. contains just content from other sites so I really can’t understand...
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The Google God Says “Thou Shalt Not Post on Blog Comments from Last Year for Back links”. No, in all honesty all of the point made above still ring true in December of 07. Great stuff, when it works,...
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[...] Footnote: Thomas Schmitz (SOEinSeattle) has pointed out to me that Link Moses has produced his version of the Ten Commandments in a slightly less serious vein. Jim Boykin has also recounted how...
View ArticleBy: Brandon
Thanks for plugging my article Jim. I’m glad you enjoyed it (10 Commandments of Link Building). I put a lot of effort into my articles to make them “anti-fluff” and genuinely helpful. I’m glad to know...
View ArticleBy: Harvey
Presell pages are cool. And a great opportunity to get some deep links instead of having hundreds of homepage only links.
View ArticleBy: Bestmiler
Hey Jim, great post. I especially like the last 3 commandments. Actually I like them all. This is a great <a href="http://www.seochat.com/internet-marketing-ninjas-reviews-and-testimonials/"...
View ArticleBy: Carolina
Very good site! My website is about one year old. It was in page three in Google for the most relevant keywords and constantly improving but suddenly disappeared, although it is still listed. I guess...
View ArticleBy: Vani
Great List… Very Informative… Thanks — will practice it surely… Thanks Jim for compiling and analysing great stuff!
View ArticleBy: PC Walton
Carolina i am having same trouble as you, 1 minute my site is 4th then it just went in a puff of smoke… I was told it may have something to do with the google adsence program, ultimately to get us...
View ArticleBy: Can Google Find and Spank your Paid Links? - Jim Boykin’s Internet...
[…] Then in October 2006 I talked about my own Google God in my Head, and what it tells me. […]
View ArticleBy: uggs
well, if just someone could tell me why Google love price comparison sites but hates duplicate content. I mean nextag, shopper etc. contains just content from other sites so I really can’t understand...
View ArticleBy: Seo Design Solutions
The Google God Says “Thou Shalt Not Post on Blog Comments from Last Year for Back links”. No, in all honesty all of the point made above still ring true in December of 07. Great stuff, when it works,...
View ArticleBy: Google LinksTen Commandments | BPWrap
[…] Footnote: Thomas Schmitz (SOEinSeattle) has pointed out to me that Link Moses has produced his version of the Ten Commandments in a slightly less serious vein. Jim Boykin has also recounted how The...
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