Archive for Link Love
Happy New Year
Posted by: | CommentsHappy 2009! The holidays are almost over – meaning January 5th the kids go back to their normal schedules and I will return to regular business hours. I have the new site layout sketched out so here’s hoping I can get it put together and uploaded soon.
How about a few quick links in the mean time?
- Want to connect with others in your niche on Twitter? Try Just Tweet It – a directory of Twitterers broken down by interests.
- 23 Tips to Take Your Business to the Next Level
- Are You Being Misled by How Much Traffic Your Website is Getting?
- How to Grow a Blog
Enjoy the last few days of the holiday and welcome 2009.
Essential Links for 11-21-2008
Posted by: | CommentsHere I thought I would have time to do more posting here this week and it is Friday and I haven’t! Well, at least I can point you in the direction of some articles that are useful and worth reading this week…
First of all, do you want to learn 97 ways to drive traffic to your site from someone who really knows what they are talking about? If so, sign up for Dawud Miracle’s teleclass on creative ways to drive traffic to your site – but hurry, the class is next week!
In the words of wisdom department, David Airey reminds us that we should not be seeking praise, rather we should be asking for criticism. After all, how can you move forward or improve if you don’t know where you are missing the target.
You can get a free download of the book The Art and Science of CSS just by following sitepointdotcom on Twitter – read Digital Inspiration for all the details.
Looking for some fun new Photoshop Brushes, Laughing Lion Design is featuring a whole series of them this week.
YouSendIt has always been my first choice for moving large files on the web. They have taken a great product and made it even better – now you can send large files through their Microsoft Office Add-In. In otherwords, if you need to send a large PowerPoint presentation to a potential client, you can do so from PowerPoint using the add-in. Cool.
Have a great weekend!
Its All About The Links
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A full week back in the office has felt amazing! I have been able to get a few projects wrapped up, had conversations about new projects, and will even go work “offsite” at Panera for a few hours this morning. I have also had a chance to do some reading and have collected a few really good “link” related articles for you.
- Interviewing a Potential Link Developer – Sugarrae goes into detail on the qualities she looks for when hiring a link developer. It is an interesting article from many aspects and would be relevant for hiring a virtual assistant or other web pros.
- At eXtra For Every Publisher, David reminds us of the importance and reasons why you should take every opportunity to deep link into your archive posts when producing new content. The short of it – not only is it good for SEO, it encourages readers to stay on your site and get more of your content.
- On a similar note, Chris G shows you how to make the most of your internal links, common linking mistakes and how to automate the process, too.
- Did you notice during the Olympic coverage that VISA had a congratulatory message for Michael Phelps queued up and ready to go right after his historic medal winning performance? And did you notice that the same commercial featured Morgan Freeman (who had just been in a car accident and was having surgery)? The team at VISA was certainly thinking ahead. Anticipating upcoming events and planning your link strategy can pay off big time. (I was able to do something similar on one of my other sites – thanks to the success of the US gymnasts and the fact that there is a tour planned now)
Do you know of any other recent posts about linking that are worth sharing? Let me know!











