I also discovered that a website www.prlog.ru put 32 links to my website.  It is a russian site.  It has a 32% spam score. Is that high? I think I need to disavow. Another spammy website link has spam score of 16% with with several thousand links. I added one link to the site medexplorer.com 6 years ago and it was fine. Now it has thousands of links. Should I disavow all three?

Yep...I spoke with communicated with Wistia and they said that my 39 sec Video taken off my Android phone would cost $1,500 a month/plan  for the viral video. (If it gets up to 2 million views) Which I believe it will. I really don't have $18K to spend for a link right now I guess. Sounds expensive when youtube posts it for free and pays me for ads.

So basically I just upload my video to their site with my business homepage link on  the page and they distribute the video?

So I was told that I have video that should be the next "viral video" in a particular vertical market. (It is an animal) Anyway I have 4 offers from different companies now that want to market it for me.  Junkin Media, Rumble.com, Newsflare and  Storyful.  Junkin wants ownership in perpetuity the other groups want for 1 year to market to news agencies. They are offering 60/40 revenue split with me getting 60. plus an extra $1 per thousand hits on the video.  Supposedly they will market it to for me to news agencies etc.

Anyway I was wondering if it would work best for me to market it myself and embed my business website link in the video for link juice on my home page.  Then I can post the video in various places and the link strength might help my domain or page authority.  Any suggestions about viral video use?

Boo

My bad...I was thinking url's not title tags.

I have seen that most responses to that questions over time have been the slash line that separates words in the title. Not a dash but the slated vertical line.

I am just the opposition.  Ranking very good for Google but hardly not at all on Yahoo and Bing.

Boo

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/seo-link-directory-best-practices

http://www.seomoz.org/directories

I saw were rand made this comment about 2 months ago.

| | Dec 1, 2012Rand FishkinRand Fishkin
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I would do it only for the most trusted of brand name directories - Yahoo!, Better Business Bureau, and maybe Best of the Web, but probably very little else.

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You can buy 2-3 good premium directory links and it should help.  Reputable links such as Yahoo.com, Business.com and BOTW.com are good if you are a new website.

Poo

I recommend this site for beginners because I am a beginner and it is perfect for me. Not sure about Intermediate and advanced but this is probably good because most is still out of my reach. ( for now but I am closing in)

Boo

I have seen that most responses to that questions over time have been the slash line that separates words in the title. Not a dash but the slated vertical line.

Big companies hire computer savvy guys to run scripts and  to take pricing from thousands of products from hundreds of competitors so they can undercut them or at least be competitive with them and use their strong brand name.  This might be one of the reasons for this practice.

Not sure about the SEO...I guess if others are sharing your content maybe it would help. On the other hand if I went to a site and it had 12,000 likes my first reaction would probably be "spammy".  My second reaction would be I wonder how much he paid for those likes.  If others can see all your fans in Croatia with a different language theymight think the same thing.  I guess it depends on your service area and market.

If fake accounts are being used I am sure eventually the gig will eventually be up!

Boo