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Avatar Went Hot: September 12, 2007 - 3:55 am
Posted By: TheNanny612 395 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seoish.com)
Category: Link Building
An excellent post, and quite funny, by Patrick at SEOish. He states, "Links are unnecessary to attaining traffic." Check out his reasoning behind this.
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from DavidLaFerney 395 days ago #
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Good stuff Patrick, keep it up. When you're on your game you're an A list blogger.

from SearchBuzz 394 days ago #
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Nanny Shinning' and Patrick writing....snap....got to give it up!!

Great piece, you obviously put some 'elbow grease' into it and gave a great 10,000ft.. macro perspective about site usability and theory, not just "SEO"

#4) "Trends are important. Use them to decide what not to do" - is 'social media' not a trend?

Thanks for the posting....

from Rachael823 394 days ago #
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Great post!!

from kimber 380 days ago #
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great post, makes you look at things a bit differently. i especially enjoyed the hitchhiker's references...too bad the site is down now!

from svetoslav 380 days ago #
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Great post! You have a point about the trends and I especially like point 2. Traffic is really the goal and good SERPs are only the tools.


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