Part of Jaimie Sirovich's adventure in SEO, Viral / Link Bait
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Excerpt: Is this the tale of a copywriter who can't even rank for his name artfully link baiting some of the most widely read SEO blogs? Who is in the 15-yard dash -- us or him? I deconstructed his arguments regardless, but you decide ...I found Breaking SEO Myths Part One: The SEO Experts b ...
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Excerpt: QuadsZilla's latest link bait experiment is going to read like a who's who on viral marketing (if it works). It's a bit cheesy, but cheesy tops the Digg front-page every day. Mr. Black Hat may just rank for "viral marketing" and "link bait" soon ... I'll hav ...
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Excerpt: 1. Make People Read Your Boring Crap with a Persuasive TitleA title with a persuasive call to action can make or break your Digg. Pretend you're a Digger. Would you click on your article? I don't care how interesting or boring the content is -- the title is all that matters ...
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Excerpt: Traditional SEO is dead. Gone are the days when we can get to the top by studying keyword densities and trading links. Gone are the days when optimization involves pious devotion to the H1 tag. I'm not saying these things are, or will ever be irrelevant, and I'm certainly n ...
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Excerpt: Link Bait is the hottest new fad in link building, and I keep my eyes open for obvious examples. If it weren't on CNN, I wouldn't even believe it. This is one of the funniest articles I have read in awhile:"Study: More Americans too fat for X-rays, scans" http://ww ...
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Excerpt: Aaron Wall of Seo Book states here that many sites have no way to easily garner links naturally, despite providing a useful service or information. He cites traditional examples of link bait, like the Flying Spaghetti Monster. These are amazingly effective ways to get traffic and visibil ...
