Duplicate content does not equal a sitewide penalty
Posted by James on September 6th, 2008
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It’s a big misconception - having duplicate content does NOT mean your domain will definitely be penalized! Need proof? Just check the all the huge news sites: CNN, Reuters, Yahoo, etc. They all publish news from the same agency sources.
Is Wikipedia forced dofollow?
Posted by James on September 1st, 2008
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We all know that Wikipedia puts a nofollow on all of their outgoing links. There is no way around it - if you put your link up on Wikipedia, it will be nofollowed. The thing about these Wikipedia links, however, is that they seem to pass a definite amount of link juice.
What links should you NoFollow
Posted by James on August 30th, 2008
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Nofollowing your links to cut off different sections of your site is something that doesn’t matter unless you have a lot of link juice to throw around in the first place. If amazon.com nofollowed? It’d be unstoppable. Now if joeblowscomputerwarehouse.com nofollowed, it’d barely have an impact.
How to properly market your articles
Posted by James on August 27th, 2008
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You CAN make money and get link juice from article marketing, however there are tons of filters and ezinearticles.com is thick with approvals - 95% of their content is nothing more than sneaky endorsements from sneaky affiliates like you and I. However, there is definitely a formula for this and it’s not that hard to implement if you can put together good articles and understand how to get your links in there where people eagerly click your calls to action! Read the rest of this entry »
How do you make viral link bait for a boring site?
Posted by James on August 23rd, 2008
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If you have a site about a very boring topic, i.e. toasters, how could you ever get natural links for you site? I mean, article submissions, social media submissions, directories can only take you so far.
