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What did you learn/get from Link Building Seminar New Orleans?

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AdamThompson last edited by

(No, I am not posting this thread to help me create linkbait. grin)

Great seminar! Just got back from the drinks and networking at Muriel's (was that a cool location or what!?) and thought I'd start a discussion thread on here, since I don't see one yet.

What was the biggest thing you learned/got from this seminar?

For me, it was all the tips and tactics to create and promote linkbait.
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stevenmusumeche last edited by

Seems like it's all about your content. Deserve links then you don't have to ask for them (as much).
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