Introduction to SEO Backlinks

Bill Rice gives you a quick introduction to some simple, ready to use SEO backlink techniques.

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Webinar: SEO Fundamentals

I hope everyone had a fun and safe New Year’s Eve.

Are you ready to take it up a notch in 2012? I sure am.

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January is always an exciting time–fresh beginnings and new challenges. On the flip side it can be a little scary. It’s kind of like an artist staring down a blank canvas hoping to create a masterpiece.

Starting from scratch is always hard. That’s why I like to start a New Year by reviewing the fundamentals. In my business (and probably yours), that means taking a look at how I am doing SEO for each of my websites.

Join me tomorrow (1/4/2012) at 1 pm ET for a FREE webinar to review SEO Fundamentals.

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Here’s what we will be reviewing…

  1. Keyword research
  2. Content architecture
  3. Editorial calendars
  4. Link building strategies

Bring your notepad and your questions and we’ll get a little search traffic headed your way!

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Matt Cutts (Google I/O) SEO Basics

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Lots of good SEO basics from the Google Webspam Team Leader. Getting advice straight from the source.

I am amazed how many times even the best SEO gurus miss/forget the basics of user experience and conversion features that help the consumer, your SEO, and (of course) revenue!

SEO Basics

  • Use consumer language, not industry jargon
  • Put the simple stuff up front (complex deeper) – that is what most people come looking for
  • Make it easy to click for more details
  • For heaven sakes give them a “Buy” button

Take a look:

What did you think? Comments welcome below.

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3 Fundamentals of Making Money on the Internet

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Fred Wilson, a VC and Principal at Union Square Station as well as an investor in Twitter, made some very important and often missed observations about making money on the Internet.

Fundamentals of Making Money Online

His whole talk at #140Conf can be boiled down to the 3 Funadamental Rules of Making Money on the Internet:

  1. “Links are the currency of the Internet”
  2. Links yield consumer traffic (revenue) in a variety of ways
  3. Passed links are the most valuable (conversion) links

Why Social Media Traffic is Better

Assuming those fundamentals, there are some very important and significant observations that should be made about Twitter, social media platforms, and online lead generation.

Fred Wilson articulated those Internet money making observations very well:

  1. Passed links are generally delivered via email
  2. Social media platforms allow passed links to be scaled
  3. Passed links convert better than search or paid links
  4. Social media referrer traffic is already significant and growing

Online Lead Generation Opportunity

This would tend to lead to the conclusion that social media traffic, as it scales to a meaningful size will yield better lead generation ROI – assuming you can design a capable, viable social media lead generation business or business unit.

Is anyone trying this?

You can and should watch Fred Wilson’s remarks:

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Google Wants Ruling on Search Trademark Law

Google wants ruling on search trademark law

This article tracks some of the ongoing ligation and legal environment related to using trademark terms as key word for the purpose of search-related advertising.

The strategy is to leverage a competitor’s brand to generate click-through volume for the objective of collecting convertible sales leads.