Received my web 2.0's a few days ago now here is my review:
When I first received the report I was quite impressed with the turn around time and the way the articles had been dripped onto the web 2.0's. But I did have a few issues with one of the web 2.0's which I'm glad to report Bandorsson...
Just recieved my 10 articles for the review price today here is my review:
Article Quality 9/10 - The articles I received were roughly 600 words so they over delivered there, I also believe the articles I received were created by two different writers. One of those writers is very good and his...
If you can provide them with a better source to link to then why not? your doing them and their readers + yourself a favour lol
I wouldn't consider that wrong myself if anything its the right thing to do
Well done. I'm glad to see your having some sucess so early on, remember to keep at it and who knows you could make your living online.
I had a good start when I started also back in 2009. after the good start came a period of nothing and I got close to quiting but now I do ok not where I want...
A great tip is to stay organized I always brainstorm and write down my tier one links. Where I want them, Where I already have them just keep it all in a notepad file on your desktop this allows me to see what I've done and what needs doing staight away each day.
This makes it easier to plan...
Love the lists will certainly use them, I'm wondering if its worth submitting to Ezines anymore. I rarely see them in the serps these days. Do they links still provide much juice without a host of links behind the article?
I myself would certainly split it up into 2 maybe 3 articles. To be honest it depends on your audience mate are they people that like to read long articles or not. Remember most people are quite lazy and wont want to ingest a 4k article but it depends on your readers as I said.
Richienewrich...
I try not to stick to one strict method of building links, You want all kinds of links back to your site. Nofollow and ******** also is a good idea because this is more realistic in the eyes of the search engine.
I have just put up a new site and may give this a try. It's only going to be a small site maybe 10 pages.
Any tips on how you find these blogs you mentioned? And are they blogs in your niche/topic your using?
Nothing really new there but still not a bad read. I'd like to do more HARO stuff myself but I can imagine it will be difficult for the niches I'm currently working in
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