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  • Six Linkbaiting Ideas To Get More Traffic To Your Site
    There’s been a lot of talk about LinkBaiting in the blogosphere, and I’d like to weigh in.

    First a little background: Google gives more ranking weight to what they call authoritative sites and pages. It defines those sites as having many outbound and inbound links. So now having links to your site is important to your success online. More simply, inbound links also drive traffic to your site.

    So now we have link exchanges and link sales and link finding software. We hav...
  • Tips For Getting Those First 100 Monthly Blog Visitors
    I monitor a lot of blogs, forums and news sites with my trusty RSS reader. One of my favorite sites is SitePoint, which is a terrific discussion forum for webmasters, programmers and domain name investors.

    I’ve had some great conversations on the forums and via IM that have been very enlightening.

    In a recent post, one of the SitePoint forum guys was lamenting the fact that he was having trouble getting to 100 unique visitors per day.

    There was some good, solid advic...
  • Domain Name Insanity - Does Your Name Really Matter?
    Your domain name is the .com, .net, .org or some other dot something that people use to get to your web site. affiliateblog.com is mine.

    A group of investors headed by Jake Weinbaum (the guy behind Disney’s go.com) paid $7.5 million for the name Business.com back in 1999, aiming to make it a showcase B2B site. According to their own press they have succeeded. Yes, it’s a terrific name — short, sort of descriptive and easy to remember. There’s some cachet there, but is it $...
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