Comments on: Adding content pages - 78 possible topics http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/ Internet Marketing, SEO, and Link Building. Sun, 11 May 2008 23:24:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Oz Blogs http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-26587 Oz Blogs Thu, 20 Dec 2007 19:25:32 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-26587 Jim, Are you not blogging anymore? You link building is high quality. As for this post, quality content on a constant basis is tough. Maybe Wordpress MU is the answer. Terry Jim,

Are you not blogging anymore? You link building is high quality.

As for this post, quality content on a constant basis is tough. Maybe Wordpress MU is the answer.

Terry

]]> By: Paul http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-22620 Paul Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:16:00 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-22620 Other great phrases, in my opinion, are "consumer satisfaction" "product reliability" or "value for money". I haven't seen these very often, so here are some interesting ideas for bloggers. Other great phrases, in my opinion, are “consumer satisfaction” “product reliability” or “value for money”. I haven’t seen these very often, so here are some interesting ideas for bloggers.

]]> By: Peter http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-1825 Peter Tue, 18 Apr 2006 16:55:28 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-1825 Great Blog Jim. Thanks for the content tips. Great Blog Jim. Thanks for the content tips.

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]]> By: Jim http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-231 Jim Wed, 23 Nov 2005 17:33:43 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-231 Quadszilla and esoos, I totally agree. Perhaps my list was made for the "just get some content up...any content, here's some ideas for possible content", but yea, the better the link bait, the more links you're going to really get in the long run. So there's content, for the sake of content (anyone can write), and there's "Quality Hook" content (owner is the best expert). esoos - yea "suddenly, majoring in English doesn't seem like such a dumb idea..." that's funny! Even better is coming up with that "million dollar idea" for each and every website. We had one client whom was able to create a "Holiday" for thier product. That got them on AOL's homepage for a week, and listings in over 1000 newspapers...now that's the million dollar "hook"....is there a market for "brainstorming SEO consulting"?...sorry if I strayed some here ;) Quadszilla and esoos, I totally agree. Perhaps my list was made for the “just get some content up…any content, here’s some ideas for possible content”, but yea, the better the link bait, the more links you’re going to really get in the long run. So there’s content, for the sake of content (anyone can write), and there’s “Quality Hook” content (owner is the best expert).

esoos - yea “suddenly, majoring in English doesn’t seem like such a dumb idea…” that’s funny! Even better is coming up with that “million dollar idea” for each and every website. We had one client whom was able to create a “Holiday” for thier product. That got them on AOL’s homepage for a week, and listings in over 1000 newspapers…now that’s the million dollar “hook”….is there a market for “brainstorming SEO consulting”?…sorry if I strayed some here ;)

]]> By: esoos http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-227 esoos Wed, 23 Nov 2005 07:11:48 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-227 Quadszilla has a good point. Mediocre content does not attract many links. If this is the way search engines are going to play the game (and it looks like they are) then the demand for good writers is going to skyrocket, since every online business is going to need at least one. Suddenly, majoring in English doesn't seem like such a dumb idea... Quadszilla has a good point. Mediocre content does not attract many links.

If this is the way search engines are going to play the game (and it looks like they are) then the demand for good writers is going to skyrocket, since every online business is going to need at least one.

Suddenly, majoring in English doesn’t seem like such a dumb idea…

]]> By: Quadszilla http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-226 Quadszilla Wed, 23 Nov 2005 02:58:54 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-226 Another solid post jim. However, If what someone writes about "senior swimming pools" is not compelling, controversal, timely or otherwise linkworthy they're still gonna have a crappy time getting people to naturally link to these pages. Advice and "How to's" work well (like this article), but unless your senoirs story is entitled "How many dead seniors Can you fit in a swimming pool?" it's not gonna get many links. Another solid post jim. However, If what someone writes about “senior swimming pools” is not compelling, controversal, timely or otherwise linkworthy they’re still gonna have a crappy time getting people to naturally link to these pages.

Advice and “How to’s” work well (like this article), but unless your senoirs story is entitled “How many dead seniors Can you fit in a swimming pool?” it’s not gonna get many links.

]]> By: Andrew Johnson http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-223 Andrew Johnson Mon, 21 Nov 2005 05:28:16 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-223 How many times do I have to say this -- bodybuilding.com, 5,000 articles -- will pull in close to $50 million in sales this year. 5,000 is not a small number, but neither is the amount of money they make. Even Amazon has content -- its called product reviews. How many times do I have to say this — bodybuilding.com, 5,000 articles — will pull in close to $50 million in sales this year. 5,000 is not a small number, but neither is the amount of money they make.

Even Amazon has content — its called product reviews.

]]> By: yelpforhelp.com http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-221 yelpforhelp.com Sun, 20 Nov 2005 00:56:16 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-221 <strong>What Search Engines Love</strong> The three best strategies for placing well in search engines: Content Content Content How do you create a lot of quality content? Jim Boykin has 78 really good ideas. I know what you are thinking, “great ideas, but is it really that imp... What Search Engines Love

The three best strategies for placing well in search engines:

Content
Content
Content

How do you create a lot of quality content? Jim Boykin has 78 really good ideas.

I know what you are thinking, “great ideas, but is it really that imp…

]]> By: Jim http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-218 Jim Fri, 18 Nov 2005 09:25:32 +0000 http://www.jimboykin.com/building-backlinks-through-content-advice-and-tips/#comment-218 Keep them on your site as original content. If you're going to write an article for another site, then write it with that other site specifically in mind. For example. If the swimming pool supply company site was seeking an article published on another site....say on a site about "exercise", then I'd write an article about the excercise benefits of swimming. Write in the style of that site, and then call the owner and tell him you wrote an article that would be perfect for his readers, and ask if he will publish it. Your article should be good real content, with some nice links imbedded within (the nice edu, gov, a pdf, some authority, and a few of your internal links (make it look/be as natural as possible). Keep in mind that few people will publish a "sales page", and your chances are better with writing a "tips", or "how to", or linkbait, or something that adds value to the site you'd be submitting it to. Tip: publish your pages as a pdf (I'd think getting links from a pdf would be pretty nice from another site). Keep them on your site as original content. If you’re going to write an article for another site, then write it with that other site specifically in mind.

For example.
If the swimming pool supply company site was seeking an article published on another site….say on a site about “exercise”, then I’d write an article about the excercise benefits of swimming. Write in the style of that site, and then call the owner and tell him you wrote an article that would be perfect for his readers, and ask if he will publish it.

Your article should be good real content, with some nice links imbedded within (the nice edu, gov, a pdf, some authority, and a few of your internal links (make it look/be as natural as possible). Keep in mind that few people will publish a “sales page”, and your chances are better with writing a “tips”, or “how to”, or linkbait, or something that adds value to the site you’d be submitting it to.

Tip: publish your pages as a pdf (I’d think getting links from a pdf would be pretty nice from another site).

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