Written on June 29th, 2007 at 11:06 pm by Darren Rowse
Speedlinking – 29 June 2007
After a year of blogging Charlene writes some reflections in a post titled Web Site Monetization – A Reality Check
Webconfs has a useful list of SEO basics – arranged with scores next to them ranging from +3 (strategies worth doing) to -3 (things to avoid). Nice list.
DoshDosh shares 15 Feedburner Feedflares for Promoting a Blog
This week’s SEOMoz Whiteboard video has some great stuff to say about branding yourself outside of the search context. I’ve actually been working up a series of posts that I hope will complement this nicely in the coming week or two.
3 Responses to “Speedlinking – 29 June 2007” - Add Yours
Michael Martine
June 30th, 2007 12:34 am
Nice to see a video here at Pro Blogger! Quite entertaining, as well, though actually a bit light on serious info. The kind of branding he’s talking about often comes from having the money to spray your brand all over everything so people see it. I’m not saying you couldn’t accomplish it without gobs of cash, but it’s usually a direct money-to-impact ratio. Relevancy and context are the keys.
Ny Nj
July 3rd, 2007 5:39 am
Unfortunately SEO and SEM – if done professionally – are an unbeatable combination.
The only thing that comes close is Viral Marketing, but that is that extremely hard to accomplish successfully.
Obtaining a Social Media homepage is another option, however, the likelihood is uncertain and any effects are very fleeting and the demographics are usually the least targeted for prospects.
Jacob Duchaine
March 1st, 2009 10:54 am
Perhaps you should have embedded the video into the page. Having only a link to it may bounce a percentage of people who otherwise may have viewed it.
Not that I presume to know more about website design than you, I just think embedding would have been a better choice and wanted to say so.
Comments will be closed off on this post 90 days after it is published. Apologies to those this impacts but it's a regrettable and temporary measure to combat a growing comment spam problem. See our most recent posts where you can comment here.