random reply to my post... what's the big deal sweetie? tell us how you really feel.
If you want to lecture me on the "real world", If I took the attitude of your post and applied it to my life, I wouldn't get anywhere.
The sales letter doesn't look amazing, but on the other side of the coin sending a letter by post is quite genius. Not too many people doing that. A restaurant owner will do anything for positive reviews and a social media presence.
Are you sure you got 20 sales out of 300 letters though...
Thank you for the excellent post.
I have a very simple question - Lets pretend that you don't have access to high PR sites... where do you get the high-med authority backlinks from?
I'm thinking of starting a new platform with unique ideas, just wondering what you thought about being paid per click instead of conversion?
$0.30+ guarenteed per click, would you prefer that over pay per conversion ?
edit: the only requirement would be good quality - no spam sites/spun content
I think the OP is talking about the page relevancy of your backlink. For example: having generic anchor links from pages where Google thinks the content matches "Plumers Chicago".
Has there ever been a case study trying this? It would be cool to see the affect of a few hundred highly relevant...
lol Penguin, Panda basically the same thing
Fair point, I genuinely wasn't meaning to out anyone, but lets face it this is a good example post Penguin.
Remove the thead if required.
Type into Google removed, its a high end fashion designer from the UK.
300,000 exact match searches globally. 135,000 local Uk searches. They have 3 websites in top ten, one of them position 3.
Congrats to them, anyone care to find how their doing this?
P.S their websites are
I removed them
It's accurate. Your anchor text should be a balanced mixture of exact match, related phrases, naked url, generic (click here,go to site) and website name.
Nice case study, it's easy to see the BS Matt Cutt spreads. This is 1000+ searches per month and with spammy linkes you reach page 1.
Can I confirm, what percentage of your links we're nofollow?
I'm interested to know:
1) How deep are your teirs, 2 or 3?
2) do you care about the quality of tier 2+ baclinks for long term rankings
3) what type of links do you use for tier 2+
Thanks
I did this when first starting SEO. 5000 directory links to site, I added each myself manually, but I used same anchor. got to page 1 then dropped to 7. It took 6 months to hit page 1, so not sure if worth it.
Diversity of anchor is vital. If I tried again, I would use different descriptions...
Of course it didn't work and it never will. Search engines calculate with links + relevance. There isn't any other way to do it.
If search engines ditched links from their algo, it would be impossible to detect the authority pages. They can reduce obvious spam, but that's about it.
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