Friday, October 17th, 2008
Guest posting (contributing to other blogs with the link back - usually in the "About the author" section) is the great way to:
build backlinks;
attract audience (probably interested in neighboring niches);
build relationships with other bloggers, etc
I've been recently involved in a number of guest posts throughout different-niche blogs and was struck ...
Category: Blogging, SEO Ethics | 44 Comments »
Monday, September 22nd, 2008
I've been recently thinking about optimizing my email signature. The problem is, I have too many things to include there and at the same time want to keep it simple and clean. Running a few experiments I came to important (yet evident) conclusions:
email / digital signature is of great importance: ...
Category: SEO Copywriting, SEO Ethics | 33 Comments »
Friday, July 11th, 2008
While Tom over at SEOmoz posted a must-read piece on negative reputation, its types and ways to deal with it (like SERPs monitoring, social media monitoring, etc), I decided to add my two cents here discussing a few online services that encourage spreading negative reputation over the Internet.
The websites discussed ...
Category: Reputation Management, SEO Ethics | 14 Comments »
Saturday, December 22nd, 2007
Today I've been struck by the most blatant content plagiarism I have ever experienced in my life. (Please forgive my bringing this issue up almost at the Christmas Eve, but this just ripped me off!)
Checking my admin area, I saw a new comment that caught my eye:
Huh?! How do ...
Category: Blogging, SEO Ethics | 19 Comments »
Friday, November 9th, 2007
Website optimization can be rather time consuming - you never know if this strategy will work for you and you will have to experiment again and again. What is more, the result can be measured in a time and you might be unaware which of your experiments really did magic ...
Category: SEO Ethics | 7 Comments »
