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When Should You Stop Building Links?
Link Building News Source: http://wiep.net
Published: Oct 23, 2007 - 07:03 am
Story Found By: DoshDosh 1680 Days ago
Category: Link Building
Well, you can’t pull the plug from link marketing. Ever. Link marketing is, like most other activities, an on going process in stead of a temporary campaign. Although it may seem like you should reach a finish line somewhere, your link race track is evolving continuously. Not only do new websites show up, but you also have to keep an eye on your competitors.
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from toprank 1678 Days ago #
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There’s a bit of a fallacy with the idea that ongoing effort needs to be spent on link building rather than overall promotion of content where linking is but one benefit, not the sole goal.

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from iBrian 1678 Days ago #
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It’s a good pointer - algos change, competitors change gear, old opportunities die away and new ones appear.

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from leadegroot 1677 Days ago #
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It would be nice to think that there comes a point that the links you have generated send enough traffic that link generation then becomes a true organic process - but I think this would be a rare beastie and only at very high traffic levels. :(

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