Today’s great post comes from Search Engine Watch and is written by Justilien Gaspard. “Often link building is referred to as fishing. In some respects that is correct. You need to find the places the fish are gathered, try to get their attention with the bait and hope they bite. Another approach is to hunt for those high-value links. Why settle for small links in a stream, when you can hunt for trusted links with more substance, power and trust. Thereby maximizing your return for time invested.
From personal experience, I can attest a handful of highly-trusted links will do more for rankings than a hundred low-value links. I have witnessed this time and time again since 2002, ranging from the travel industry to home & garden sites. In additional, trusted links tend to pass trust more quickly as they age and they are less likely to be devalued by search engines.” Click here to read the rest of this great article.
Comscore just released the Google, Yahoo and Bing search engine market share report for March 2012. According to them, “Google Sites led the U.S. explicit core search market in March with 66.4 percent market share, followed by Microsoft Sites with 15.3 percent and Yahoo! Sites with 13.7 percent. Ask Network accounted for 3.0 percent of [...]
We all know nothing is constant when dealing with companies like Google and Facebook except for “CHANGE!” It can be overwhelming to stay on top of these changes when they occur. Facebook announced they will be converting all business pages to the Timeline format this weekend. Here is a great article about how you can [...]