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Avatar Went Hot: April 12, 2008 - 10:41 am
Posted By: toddmintz 148 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.semportland.com)
Category: Link Building
Scott Hendison discusses the evolution of linkbuilding and makes the strong case for linkbuilding Darwinism...if an SEO doesn't evolve his/her link-thinking away from the traditional sources of links (now much devalued), they won't be able to acheive decent results.
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from SEOdisco 148 days ago #
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Well written. Good stuff, Mr. Hendison!

from WebGeek 147 days ago #
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Excellent article! Will definitely pass this on to others.

from RedEvo 146 days ago #
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We've been banging this drum for a long time. Fantastic article, essential reading to all website owners IMHO.

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from crazycat 146 days ago #
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True how link building evolved.

from searchcommander 146 days ago #
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Thanks for the comments -

Now if I could get certain clients to believe it, I'd really be on to something... One in particular seems to be living in 2005, and is hung u pon volume. His main competitor has thousands of crappy links, so he thinks he needs them too...

He wants me to "get more links" but can't answer my question, "Why should anyone link to you?"


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