Recently, with mucho fanfare, TLA launched a new service called inlinks – designed specifically to restore freedom to the link buying industry – freedom from the prying eyes of the grand overlord Google, freedom from… well actually just from Google.
I, being ardently against the domestic terrorism that fear, uncertainty and doubt marketing campaigns embody, would [...]
Opening the ‘Closed’ InLinks.com Database
Decoding Digg Series Part 2: The Content
Content is huge. Especially if you don’t have a strong domain, content is one of the most important factors in whether or not you achieve social media traffic and link success. Although checking Digg regularly is the best way to see what content works, the general principles are just as important to acknowledge.
Articles meant for [...]
Decoding Digg Series Part 1: The Domain
The following is the first of a six-post series covering the main aspects involved in hitting the Digg.com front page. NVI CEO Guillaume Bouchard will be presenting a synthesized version of this series at PubCon 2008, November 11th, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Each of the first five posts addresses one main Digg success area, with the [...]
Read moreGoogle.com International VS. Google.com USA
It’s a well known fact that Earth is the center of the universe, and by natural extension of this quixotic reasoning, the United States is the center of the Earth (to be perfectly exact, the center of the universe is Tulsa Oklahoma. Duh).
As a Canadian, I’m okay with this – it’s very hard to upset [...]
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