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It is of little doubt that every new Internet start-up, especially those related to the search industry, would like to emulate the…
Micro Persuasion: A Conversation with Mark Cuban:
September 2006 saw just about one out of every twenty US Internet visits hit a social networking destination. That activity had an impact beyond the social networking arena, with sites seeing a substantial runoff from the MySpaces of the world.
If you listen to the various search engine engineers for any period of time, you quickly discover search engines don’t much like links that have been bought or sold. In fact, sites that make practice of link selling have been warned by Matt Cutts that link-selling sites can lose trust with Google and the other […]
The core of the Internet is pages with links pointing to and from them. That's why it is not only important to have something to get links to, but to link from a page.
There was some buzz about social marketing lately, and, coupled with the link bait issue, it may form quite an impression that creating content to spread virally and to get links and Diggs is the way to go.
