I know it’s a long time I don’t update my blog, so for those not knowing me (almost anyone, then) I’m adding a bit of context to this post. I usually try to come out with alternative techniques when dealing with link building, and in the past I covered a few of them, including: Hacked
More than year has passed since I published my (quite appreciated) First guide to Hacked Link Building and I definitely think it’s time to return on the topic to give it a new spin. Those who’ve read my previous post should already know that I named Hacked link building the process to find hacked websites
A few days ago, a friend of mine told me has an image on one of his websites hotlinked in a numbers of forums and blogs, and he asked me if he could get any benefits from it. I’ve thought a little about the situation, and at the end I’ve decided to share my conclusions
A lot of time has passed since my last post, but I hope it’s been worth waiting: you should know I don’t write if I haven’t any good ideas to share, and I think the one I’m going to explain you is an interesting one. Anyway, I don’t want to waste your time and I’ll
If you read this blog, you probably know I don’t write frequently as I’m strongly convinced it’s better to post less and say something (hopefully) interesting that to regurgitate concepts already covered by others better than me. So, when I decide it’s passed too much time since my last post, I force myself to think
I know, guys, this title is misleading, but before you start yelling “Black hat! Black hat!”, give me some trust and read a few more of this post. The idea for it has come from some comments to my Guide to Hacked Link Building: if you haven’t read it maybe you’ll want to check it,
Although I’m not a “pure” link builder, from time to time I like covering this topic, just because I think it offers lots of occasions to show your creativity. Today I’m showing you what I’ve put together to reply to a colleague who was affirming that in some niches (he cited “tractors“) is almost impossible
In this post Penguin Update world, links, and especially the anchor text, have become a topic hotter than ever. In the last two months, more than once I have been asked questions like: “I’ve 30% of exact anchor text, am I at risk”? Or: “How many links should have a generic anchor text?”. In each
Going to seminars and reading blog posts on the latest link building techniques are both valid ways to enhance your skills as a link builder but the fact remains that one of, if not, the most powerful ways to improve your link building capabilities is to get to know your client better. Why? Because adopting
Most of the times I see on Twitter links to gray/black hat SEO posts, I’m very surprised that (often) basic blackhat techniques seem to grab more attention than deeper white hat posts. Maybe it’s just the dark side appeal, the seductive promise of little work and easy results, I don’t know, anyway, whether you use