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Avatar Posted By: Wiep 281 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seo-scientist.com)
Category: Link Building
While to the untrained eye (or ear) this title may sound as an oxymoron, the word “Natural” is actually intended for Google’s algo: it is of utmost importance to convince the algo that your linking efforts are in fact a part of natural link acquirement. It must walk like natural and it must quack like natural.
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from hugoguzman 278 days ago #
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I wish SEO Scientist had more time to post. He's got some really solid content.

Learned something new today (the "tilda" search operator)

from neyne 278 days ago #
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hey hugo thanks for the positive response. I also wish I had more time to post but there are two main reasons why I don't:

1. I am not a full time SEO, I am also doing a graduate degree in Molecular Biology (thus the scientist part ;) ) so dividing my time between the SEO, studies and my family can be really demanding.

2. I would like to do the majority of my posts on some kind of experiments I did, based on the hard data I gathered. That data takes quite a while to gather and process. Actually the posts like Natural Linking are done majorly to keep my blip alive while still providing something valuable.

Wiep, thanks for submitting...


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