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Traffic (or visitors) is the currency on the web. Without web traffic, your business blog or site is doomed to failure. Web traffic is one of the most important pieces of the web success puzzle. In this video we explore a another web traffic technique with inbound links and building up your *Link Portfolio*. I will show you how to find people to share links with, who your number 1 competitor is and how to replace him/her on Google.
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We also explore a linking strategy that is better for you than a two way linking and exactly how to go about getting that in place. If your site is suffering from not enough traffic, this video should point out the steps you need to take to change that.
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Wud U enjoy a [video] on link building from my mentor, a “Geek w/Mad Technical Skills” @cenay then here you go. >>http://tinyurl.com/ylp3omc
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Wud U enjoy a [video] on link building from my mentor, a “Geek w/Mad Technical Skills” @cenay then here you go. >>http://tinyurl.com/ylp3omc
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RT @BillBeavers Here’s a video on link building from my mentor, a “Geek w/Mad Technical Skills” @cenay http://tinyurl.com/ylp3omc
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Cenay I know you said that when we host many websites from the same account such as using sub-domains it is not a great idea. My question is there a way to use sub domains so engines think they are separate websites?
My personal opinion, I think it is being rather petty of search engines to ding you for using sub-domains.