Read article and share your views
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HI All,
Yesterday i was read one article,As per article he is saying link building is very important so please read and share your views.
http://searchengineland.com/7-things-wish-cmos-knew-link-building-192705
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Hi Akhilesh,
Link velocity is determined by hopefully real natural factors. For instance, your client and you discuss a way to get some attention brought to whatever their product or services. Let us say you put out a press release and because that product is unique enough or interesting enough therefore it will be picked up by a lot of bloggers and legitimate media outlets including sometimes national news stations. I have a client who currently gains 60 links a day on average naturally he went from gaining maybe two a day to a natural 1000 today when it hit Fox news, NBC ABC etc. we got lucky to an extent but we knew the negative link velocity was going to occur it was not like this was in a be a surprise. So I can tell you that Google does view things that are not manipulative to their rankings as legitimate therefore will not come after you. To imagine a peek like that for a week and then a consistently higher daily link intake than you had before that is great but it did not affect the rankings negatively when it came down but what was really doing was just settling it had no idea that there was going to be a slowdown to that degree until it occurred. At the end of the day I am still extremely happy of what we did we got the website a lot more domain authority and domain trust long with a lot more traffic we have quadrupled base traffic in one quarter. The use a lot of techniques because you have to use Google plus, twitter, linked in whatever will get you attention and it has to be high quality or people will not stick around. I know people use that word a lot but it really has to be a lot of work done.
I have put a lot of time and wrist a lot of my own money proving that press releases are completely legitimate method when used correctly not when you are just throwing stuff out there hoping some is going to catch it and then write it. I recommend actually putting in the time and the money with a real quality public relations agency I also recommend using Wistia in order to have your clients make a once a week the video similar to white board Friday's however make it relevant to their industry. You know they talk about it I got to speak to Chris at search love and they grew their business by speaking about relevant topics in their industry and getting ranked that way through videos pointing back to their site. That is amazing because the cost is not high it has white hat it is great for content and the end-user it should be implemented immediately. You should also transcribe them this will create content for you that is natural and one-of-a-kind.
Videos have the schema in them if there using the super or Seo embed on Wistia in addition to helping your site rank they keep people on your site longer and if you allow them to have the embed code (the I-frame embed code) and the video is good enough it will be shared people will simply put it on their website and it will point links back to your website.
You can do this with other video providers I believe there is a tool on distilled if you look up "Phil Nottingham distilled back link video tool" you will find it. Keep in mind though all the stuff that you need is already in Wistia if you can give those PR releases out with your video you will get a lot of links. I hope that answers some of the questions here are some links on link velocity and other methods being used that are okay with Matt Cutts
by the way
PRWeb and PRNewswire our extremely well known however PR serve is a new PR agency that promises not to charge you unless you make money. There are referral only system however it is not impossible http://www.prserve.com/
http://www.linkresearchtools.com/tools/clv/
http://blog.ahrefs.com/link-building-lessons-matt-cutts-stay-googles-good-side/
http://blog.ahrefs.com/filling-gaps-link-profile-ahrefs-competitor-backlink-analysis/
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/link-research-tools/41291/
http://blog.ahrefs.com/build-links-manually/
Sincerely,
Thomas
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Thanks Thomas,
Can you explain @ We need to earn natural links by making sites better for the end user.
Below are the article point want to discuss with you and other viewers.
7. Your Rankings Will Drop If You Stop Building Links
“Can we build links for three months then stop and see what happens?”
No, we can’t. Can you go to the gym for three months, stop and then expect to keep those ten pounds off?
Link building is a constant and continual process. There is no “maintenance mode” that we can switch to once we reach your goals. Search engines reevaluate listings and their algorithms constantly, and the only way to still say relevant to them is by keeping your links and your content fresh. Stopping link building may keep you stable for a month, maybe more, but you will lose all of your progress by doing nothing.
What’d I miss? What are some other things you wish top execs knew about link building?
Thanks
Akhilesh
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Would you mind summarizing the question I appreciate the link to the article but are you asking my opinion on everything contained in the article and what my opinion in contrast to the authors is?
I think the word link building is a bad word now I can tell you that.
I am unfortunately I will have to find more time to read the article before I can give you a full reply I am sorry.
Why do not you just list the things that you would like answered and I would be more than happy to tell you what I think.
I do believe that the word link building should be removed from search because it sounds manipulative from the get go.
We need to earn natural links by making sites better for the end user and I will read this article and get back to you.
Sincerely,
Thomas
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