Link Building
Many people think link building is all about sharing links and sending mass emails to fellow webmasters pleading for a link exchange. One Way Links are far more important.
We use link building to improve our search engine position, it is a vital part of SEO.
Three common link building mistakes:
1.The links we get for our website need to be keyworded.
A bad link - http://carrieannsudlow.o.uk
A good link - SEO Expert
2. A link needs to be from a website that is relevant to your niche. For example if you have a fishing website, a link from a site that sells knitting yarn is not relevant and not worth a great deal.
3. You may think that your goal is to get as many links to your website as possible FAST. This is a common myth. In fact you are actually damaging your website by doing this. Google is not daft, it has very clever googlebots that work tirelessly to root out spam and link farms. If your website is seen to be receiving masses of links in a short period of time your website WILL be sand boxed. I link build very carefully, making sure you get the right amount of links from the right places. I call it a drip system.
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"Working with Carrie-ann has been both an education and a surprise. Education because this is her keyword (sorry for wretched pun) as she guides you through the challenge of SEO. She wants to pass on knowledge, which is practical and meaningful, not just mystifying tech-gobbledygook-speak. She never loses sight of the goal, which is to improve our Google ranking. This openness is the surprise element, as most companies in this area like to protect and control their knowledge and keep a client in the dark. Not Carrie-ann, who genuinely has your interests at the forefront of all she does."
Rod Trow
Marketing Director
The Royal Grammar School Worcester